Does Bush really mean it this time?
954840
I'm surprised he even remembered them.  Wasn't the current GOP-controlled Congress to have appropriated aid down there by now, but still haven't?  So much for priorities....maybe if the ghost of Terri Schiavo was spotted in New Orleans they'd stop what they were doing and actually take action..........?\n\nBTW, I love how conservatives are still blaming the victims, as if they just sat there and let the waves wash over them.  Like Michael Brown of FEMA was REALLY competent, and the feds were REALLY on the ball as to the extent of the damage.  Don't get me started on those damned levees, or the evacuation of patients from the more upscale hospital.  The Bush Administration dropped the ball BIG TIME, and the best the ultra-cons can do is tell the survivor's "it's your fault, you didn't do enough".  Typical.  Same kind of folks who make rape victims carry the child to term because it's Murder.  Like any one of them would actually carry a kid to term......but that's another tangent.
226217
Of course he is, idoits are falling for this because they are simple minded and brain washed. Bush also lies about how he wants to help people, but waht about people in Hati. Theses people are suffering but too bad for them they don't have anything for Bush to take..
632231
Someone in my class told me this. \nI'm sorry if you support Bush but............anyways.\n\nBush was stranded on an island and a genie came to him and said,"You have two wishes. What is your first wish?" Bush said,"I wish I was back in the White House." Poof...He was in the White House. The genie said," What is your second wish?" Then Bush said," I Wish my people were happy." Poof...He was back at the island.
909999
I hope something was learned.\n\nWhen you latch on to Bush's coattails, expect to pay a price.  \n\nThose who were exploited by all the phony embracing of the corporate buy-out of our politicians, tomorrow is your day to shine in America.\n\nHave your say.\n\nYour vote should count!
560639
You said we don't have to agree, right?  Well, we seem to agree that Bush is deceitful and foolish, and this is something I have believed since a long time ago.  But I do no longer feel quite as threatened by Bush's tenure as I used to feel.  His first four years in office were atrocious, and it is only now that people are realizing it.  On the other hand, his second administration--save for the tragedy of the Alito nomination to the Supreme Court--has been and is likely to continue to be substantially better (not to say it will be good, ever!).   This second Bush administration is learning to navigate the difficult waters of international diplomacy, and since it is less powerful, it can do less harm.  So I'm not concerned with Bush.  I'm far more concerned with the Republican party, which is--in my humble opinion--orders of magnitude worse than Bush.
1183320
do you really trust what bush told you??...2008 is all i need to say...
24932
I DON'T THINK SO\nBush was 24 hours stressing on his campaign WAR of Terror but wat he did was just created more Terrorrist in the middle east and Terror to all Christian countries making us feel unsafe.U won't know when the next time a building might be strike again like the 9/11 style
556403
Bush doesn't even know what the word IS means\n\nso there is no way that he is multiplicty in one
829265
That is once again yet another lie from our dear president, \nThe Shrub.
164106
Of course he means well. He is not perfect, I am sure he didn't just decide to try to mess things up so america would hate him. WHich is why I 100% support him, because he is human, and I know he is a good person, so he should be given the benefit of the doubt. His terms as president habe been rough, and alot has been accomplished, and he has had alot to deal with during his presidency...he has done a good job, i think.
471657
Considering the election numbers (both times) and the polls, it seems like the U.S. is split pretty much down the middle.  Sentiment might be currently not in Bush's favor (his approval numbers are waaaay down) but I'm sure they'll swing back again as they have before.
1152812
I voted for Bush twice. Does that count?
780186
Isn't that something you should know, President Bush?
564272
It means that when the President speaks on any subject, people listen. I have no respect for George W. Bush, but a decent President could affect American society by speaking out intelligently on many issues over which he or she has no direct authority.
259464
Heard it twice.  George W. Bush Elected President!
962106
No, but Bush winning means there are several people who voted for him against their own beliefs and were fooled in to thinking it was for their beliefs.  It proves you can fool some people all of the time.
769173
No, it will be the same stuff probably. Except now we have historically more members of the government that don't have back bones, but when push comes to shove, politicians are paid propagandist liars, some are better at it than others of coarse. Look at all of the things that have been said about Bush thus far, whether you like the man or not.  Do you think that even if he would have made the exact opposite decisions he have been supported any more so, of coarse not. Politics is all about getting paid big bucks for doing very little and of coarse poop flinging and deceit plays a large role.