Are some of you Republicans mad at the fact that Bush's Corrupt, and dishonest cabinet caused most?
971241
No on all accounts and accusations.  Remember when you point a finger at someone there are three more pointing right back at you.  \n\nLet's see if the democrats can do anything better.
312517
Eh... lie may be a strong word... I would say... \n\nWhy is it that Bush is incompetent...and it's ok with republicans...\nI mean the list goes on and on... even if you don't want to argue about "why" we invaded Iraq, but what we've done since "mission accomplished" has been one incompetent step after another... with generals yelling the whole way that this is a bad idea...\n\nand ports... and harriet meyers... and the listening in on America with no oversight... and not going after osama... and "WMD" and oil prices (I mean release the reserve already)
87327
I would say very definetly NO, not even all Republicans in Congress are happy with Bush.\n\nReasons a limited government Republican would be unhappy with Bush:\n\n1. War on Iraq, costing billions of dollars, killing thousands of US soldiers and overstreching our military resources abroad.\n\n2. Wiretap surveilence, Bush is basically arguing that America is a battlefield in the war on terrorism, so his wartime powers extend to the US, and so long as the War on Terror is going on he will have this power. And none of the process is overseen by the judicial branch. This has potentially problematic consequences if you account for the possibility a Democrat could be in control of these powers down the road. You might trust Bush to not abuse the powers but do you trust Hillary?\n\n3. Spending overall, under Bush all spending (and not just defense spending) has increased at a rate higher than Clinton, Bush I, Reagan and Carter. Department of Education (a department Repubicans wanted to do away with in 1994) spending has increased over 100% since he has been elected. And don't even talk to me about Medicare
786988
As a republican, who cares anymore. We were sold a lousy bill of goods by them. It's a slap in my face when the person you vote into office ignores all of the people who put him there. They got what they deserve.
725439
I'm not a Republican myself, but I know several people who are deeply upset that their party is responsible for causing so much harm.  The problem is, they're not too thrilled with the alternatives either.\n\nPeople who still support Bush, at this point, are either painfully ignorant or pathologically delusional.  Maybe they're caught up in the gamesmanship of it; it's like rooting for a sports team and they'll keep rooting for their team no matter what, without thought. Or maybe they're motivated by hate and fear.  Or maybe they were raised with certain alliegances and now they would feel disloyal if they changed.\n\nBottom line is, they're misinformed, uninformed, prejudiced or just plain stupid.
749639
They are in fact all in it for self gain, but Repubs go overboard with greed and power to the point of serious corruption. They do not care who or how many they hurt. Dems however do show a little heart and do have a conscience.
688055
watergate/bushgate    President Bush is the Worse ever to be in charge With the help of his brother, the governor of Florida, and his father's appointments to the Supreme Court, he became President after losing by over 500,000 votes.    that go's to show you that Lying Comes Naturally to Republicans\nWhenever Republican politicians find themselves in trouble, their automatic knee-jerk reaction is to blame Democrats. If there is nothing to blame Democrats for, they merely make something up - they lie. This is exactly what the Republican National Committee (RNC) chairman, following the lead of his boss George W. Bush, has done and is doing. He is placing the blame of the mean and punitive House immigration bill on the Democrats, when he knows that it is an outrageous lie.\n"To be anti- George Bush is to be pro-American," \n\n"I don't think George Bush is stupid. I think he's dangerous, and he has to be stopped." \n\nU.S. Troops Killed in Iraq Tops 2,400 <words/latestnews/index.php?id=6682>
897104
The timing was terrible looking, even if this was worked out before the election results was known! \n\n I like to think of it as "cut and run" because that is EXACTLY the same BS the far right Bush machine has pushed down our collective throat for far too long, and Rummy and Co gave very little or no indication that he was to resign beforehand, which makes calling him a "cut and run" type all the more satisfying as he richly deserves the mocking based solely on the timing and the incessant jeering they gave everyone else who didn't agree with the machine.
983248
Funny how the political hacks on the Republican side never mention the influential Republicans who have criticized this mess. There are a lot of Republicans who are furious at how Rumsfeld, Cheney and Bush have run the war. Senator Chuck Hagel, a decorated vet and the much respected Senator Warner of Virginia come to mind. These guys know what they're talking about.
1006864
Republicans just dont take responsibility for their ridiculous actions regarding the budget,  and just about everything else they screw up over there at Capital Hill, they just simply,,  put the blame where ever they can, as long as, its not "Them". The Republican code of ethics and oath reads like this, beginning with this simple statement: "I dont recall" therefore I am not accountable".....  \n\nCome on , we all know for the most part Republicans are swindlers... and can fanagle there way out of just about anything when the start to feel the heat!
878905
haha..yes. the republicans are just mad because they know they f*cked up. we are not drones, just educated obviously to a farther extent than the republicans when it comes to politics.Ignore them. Bush is just a hearder of sheep (meaning the rebublicans). if anyone should be called drones, it would be them. i think this country has far more potential to advance with democrats in office and less people will be killed!
917594
this is payback for all the fat cats who are connected to bush/cheney...yet ANOTHER reason it's good that the repubs have been knocked off their perch...they passed it...now, some of them (who voted for it) are hopping mad...it seems they were for it before they were against it...or against it before they were for it...or just ticked off that they got caught building a privacy fence around the cookie jar they had opened for their finincial backers...
710757
Well said. Republicans had their chance and blew it. Greed and political expediency overcame good government. Now they lost credibility with not only the entire world, but with voters as well.  Funny and scary thing is that they still dont understand that what they were doing was wrong.
964698
Normally when turmoil and disruption within an administration grows to a point, then every tactic is questioned, every move is revised and political bickering and infighting causes many plans to be changed and canceled, for want of something better to do.\n\nI think what Mr Karl Rove had in mind was discrediting and smear campaigns against the Democrats and it was attempted and failed. Mr. Rove is becoming a detriment to the already shell shocked and falling apart administration that I think you will have to admit, their days are numbered. \n\nCan anyone say Tuesday, November 7th, 2006? Can't say I feel sorry for George Bush, he has made his bed, and now the entire Republican party is going to have to sleep in it. \n\nDarryl S.
1107180
Absolutely YES. I come from a Republican Family and I am at odds with many. They put "Being a Republican" ahead of logical thinking. How can a thinking person support George Bush. I am a Republican but this man is a walking disaster. He has done ,NOT one thing to improve this country. I think it is all to make his daddy richer and happier. Iraq was and is a disaster. The man lied and keeps on lying about the war. The man on the street knows better how the war is going. Enlisted people are going to jail because they are being held responsible for what officers told them to do and then denied giving the orders.Any one who has been in combat knows that enlisted men and women do only what they are told. The marines involved in the killing of civilians were told by HIGH UP the chain of command to do whatever they did. Officers will not be sacrificed. Enlisted "Grunts " will. My family believes the propaganda from the White House- I do not.
970102
uh, yeah...  lol- that's just a good excuse for the republicans IMHO to blame their losses on an unpopular president with a habit of misstruths lying.
557181
George Bush did it, I am a Democrat. George Bush is a Republican. I am sorry they did that too.