Anyone vote for the Bush and regret it now?

Answer 1

"Voice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is to tell them they are being attacked, and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to danger. It works the same in any country"
Hermann Göring 1944(Nazi)

Answer 2

Before the first election I warned all my friends....you vote for Bush you will be so so so sorry. I wasn't for Kerry either but I was far more against Bush.

Least Kerry I saw as just a lame-duck president for 4 years that couldn't really do anything or change anything. Been better off then were we are now.

All those friends now agree with me and wish they hadn't of voted for Bush. Except for one....lol, he is just such a die hard Bush fan its just not funny. I've even shown him all the conspiracy theroies on Bush and the entire family. Not to mention that George (6) Herbert (6) Walker (6) has an uncommonly odd number in his name. But he won't listen...guess some are just flat up dumb till the very end.

Some good crap on Bush....did you know Bush Sr. was in Dallas and a member of the CIA when JFK was shot? Interesting. Did you know that Bush W. disappeared for 3 days while JFK Jr went missing? While he happened to be campaigning in the city where JFK Jr. happened to take off from? Interesting.

Have you seen the new released videos of JFK being shot? Japanese company went over them digitally to make them more crisp etc. Look on google for them under videos and JFK. It CLEARLY shows who actually killed JFK without a doubt. HINT: dont' watch JKF's head being blown off...instead watch the driver of his car the entire time. Then realize why Mrs. Keneddy was trying to get out of the car so fast. Wouldn't human instinct be to duck in a car where there is protection if you are being fired upon? But what if the shot comes from inside the car, then what?

Just watch the movies. Other Alex Jones movies are good too. His 9/11 theories and what others say have a lot of mass to them if you ask me.

My question is....when will the american people actually wake up to it all...AND actually do something about it? Getting high time the PEOPLE took back what it meant to be "we the people" and get rid of this so called government that was created.

Answer 3

I was part of the Young Republicans of Florida back in 2000, we convince others in our age group to vote for him, at that time, it seem perfect and the ONLY logical choice because either it was him or Gore/Lieberman. We choose Bush., now we regreted, but still it was better that the other party's candidates.

Answer 4

I don't regret Bush being in office. If it weren't for the oil industry we could probably just ignore the mideast, but I guess one powerbase has the other's hands tied. Neither of them mind being at war though, because it distracts Americans from the hope that something will be figured out to make things more fruitful for the non-professional classes of people. I guess our rich gets richer system isn't quite rich enough to work that out yet.

Answer 5

Nope! Still happy I voted for President Bush! Twice!! And ready to vote the next Republican in, whoever the nominee is!

Answer 6

I voted for Kerry, and no I do not regret it a bit. Wish a few others would have been as smart. However, Karl Rove probably would've just appropriated a few more too!

Answer 7

Didn't vote for Bush :P

Answer 8

Just like Bush, Bush voters will never admit that they were wrong.

It's a mental illness.

Answer 9

Voted for him and don't regret it.

Answer 10

Voted for him and don't regret it.