Why don't the American people kick out George Bush. Surely there must be someone with a brain available.?

Question

His racist bigotry must be stopped before his vested interests cause genocide.

Answer 1

The Bush Administration has not fully taken on its responsibility it has to the rest of the world - and to a lesser extent Western Europe the same. This has created disillusionment among other nations who do not have the priveleges afforded the peoples of richer nations. How you may ask? US foreign policy has been weak and rather has contributed to the rise in global instability rather than assisting in defusing it. Yes the Bush administration has focused on policy that, in the short term, will prove to be very popular with the American people. However these policys are not progressive enough to integrate the US into the globalised society the world is rapidly becoming.America continues to ignore its role with the environment - Kyoto agreement etc. Furthermore, poverty eradication is not on the unofficial agenda by which the US works - protectionist policy etc keeps the 3rd world down.

The rest of the world (3rd word) is in trouble with the rise of China etc as US internatinal influence slowly ebbs. China does not have a good track record internationally esp the environment and contribution to international community (all about the money).The US won't want to see its position challenged and there is too much focus on these issues (China, private vendetta with terrorism, etc) rather than the issues that matter.Terrorism will always exist as long as the root causes are there - the Bush administration, although it expounds its own successes in the war against terrorism, has only created greater reason for terrorism to prosper - though they have won many battles, it seems that they have lost grip of the war.

Clinton with all his private issues was a more acceptible (if not the best) American leader as he recognised US global influence and addressed them with a sense of direction that eludes Bush. It amazes me that role model nations have the oportunity to take the world forward by taking on policy that may not be popular now but in the long term are obvious necessities. American people will be fickle when they realise only after Bush has gone that his policy were just popularist and that in the long term they have jeopardised the ideal America with which they so proudly label themselves. One job I would not want is to be the next president of the US fixing all of bush's mistakes. Then again it could always be an excuse (just as how UK Labour has done about previous Tory governance)...

If you want to be honest Bush really is not qualified to be a leader. He has no degree (a signal that a person 1 has the knowledge of how a country actually works and 2 the aptitude to learn how a country actually works) simply because he couldn't get one if he tried. Its a shame that it all depends on what you say and how you look rather than what you know and what you can do that counts in getting the top jobs. If I could spray myself white, age 30 years and pick up a really Southern American accent, I would run for US presidency and run the country - and I gurantee I would do a way better job.

Answer 2

It's not that we haven't tried. After he didn't win the election in 2000 we fought like h e ll to get him out in 2004. Unfortunately he used his "War on Terror" platform to bamboozle the more innocent of Americans (meaning people that don't follow world events, people who take everything at face value, people who don't want to think). On top of that Republicans are in the majority in the House and in the Senate, so even if we did a popular measure to have him impeached it wouldn't pass with the other Governing bodies. Just keep saying "Only 2 more years, only 2 more years" Unless of course, his Imperlism undoes the term limits and makes him King in perpetuity, which would have been inconceivable 7 years ago, but seems not at all unlikely.

Answer 3

There is no such thing as a "British Empire" anymore and has not been for many many years!!!. What typical ignorant American bullshit. How old are the history books you have been reading??!?!?!?!

We are not a "great " imperial country We are part of Europe. YOU are the oppressive, arrogant bullying ones on the earth today so don't start dredging up historical anachronisms on Britain to support your weak self-defence. Noone has a bigger history of oppression and atrocities than America (the extermination of the Native Indians, oppression, murder and enslavement of millions black africans to fund your country?!?!?!?!?)

As for Bush I beleive he suits America. He is closed minded, ignorant, arrogant, violent and enjoys making war on smaller weaker countries like a schoolyard bully

I mean Americans' arrogance is astounding - they truly beelive everyone is "jealous" of them even though they have no culture other than hollywood, Disneyland and McDonalds, lack basic human rights such as government funded health care, everyone hates them and they are so up their own backsides that they really have no clue about any other country - and they really think we are jealous?!?!? Of what?!?!? Yes we have all the "freedom" you bozos boast about as well - having a royal family does not make us any less free! Idiots!

I'd take Europe any day in preference. I'd sooner die than become an American. I want nothing of what you have and neither does any other European.

Answer 4

If he's so dangerous to the world, why doesn't the great British Empire lead a coalition to remove him from office?

GWB and 99% of Americans would do that for you if a dictator took over Great Britain. (Of course the 1% who wouldn't would insist that GWB "went to war" over...Spotted Dick.)

Either you just don't like the man or you simply don't give a darn about people being oppressed by dictators and murdered by terrorists.

If the former is true, your hate for GWB is overwhelming your logic.

If the latter is the case...your opinion really isn't important.

Answer 5

Because he is a good man focused on protecting America from the immoral islamic crazies.
He has elected more people of colour and women than any president in history to higher office.
You need to pull your head out of your butt and learn some facts about the man before your spout off on-line and look like an uneducated camel jockey.

Answer 6

Wooly: u are out of touch with American politics. His views are widely supported in middle-America. They are bible-thumpers and believe in America. Remember, less than 10% of Americans have passports and most rarely ever get to another country, even Mexico or Canada. Of course, the numbers in China are even more extreme.

Bush, himself, was not widely-travelled before he was elected President. One should indulge him so time for learning on-the-job. Maybe 50 yrs would do the trick.

Answer 7

mr bush by no doubt has made some mistakes. What president wouldnt it happens you cant be right all the time. However i think bush is a great president that most people dont admire know but in the future you will see him differently trust me.

Praise bush i am all for you mr bush keep up the good job

Answer 8

They don't have to. He is in his last 4 year term - only about 2 years left to go. I don't think Bush is RACIST, however. He does have a black female Secretary of State in his administration making her the most powerful woman in the world. His forays into the Arabic/Islamic world are more about oil and world power than racism, unless you know something I don't.

Answer 9

Americans with brains - now there's an oxymoron. I didn't think there was such a thing. My uncle is the exception, but he isn't a real American, because he got citizenship by default by living and working there for years, so as I say, he doesn't count as a true American in my opinion

Answer 10

Racist? The only racist I know are the Liberals. We like cowboys, at least they are sure about what they are doing. Look at the mess the Europeans are in with the Muslims.