George Bush - what do you American people actually think of him?

Question

If you're American, please answer this question, as i'm intrigued to know how he weighs up amongst you guys?

Answer 1

As a 16 year old male living in NC, I think he is the man

Answer 2

I think he has done alright. I don't care what all the liberals in the main stream media say, what the liberal press says, what the teenage liberal twats on here say.
He went after Al Queda in Afghanistan after they attacked the WTC in NYC. Too bad the Taliban wouldn't give up Osama so it caused a war. He had the balls to stand up to Saddam Hussein who was ignoring UN sanctions for over ten years. The EU and the UN hadn't the stomach to do anything about it because everyone was profiting from the oil for food scandal.
he has strengthened the US economy by reducing taxes which in turn has increased tax revenues. A program used by Ronald Reagan which liberals don't understand and despise.
He is not afraid of public opinion polls which is good because most presidents are only concerned with poublic opinion not making decisions.
He's not afraid to stand up to NK or Iran and may well take action there before his term is ended.

We all know what Mikeybaby thinks: "George Bush got money from his daddy and a ticket into leadership. He is ignorant and unintelligent, and afar from the subject of stem cells, it is scary to think such a man is leading the second most powerful nation.

Sod stem cells, he needs a bullet in his brain".

You're such an uninformed spoiled child.

Answer 3

I'm an American. I grew up in the country in N. TN. People there are mostly democrats. Personally, I don't choose those parameters ( democrats / republicans ). I like the better person.
In this case, 'Baby Bush' is on his last term, and he cares only for himself and where he's going to live after he vacates the White House. I also think he might be trying to fulfill his father's wish of a global society. Sounds bad at first, and at this time, I'm totally against it. But, evolving systems ( planets, etc. ) all become a global society eventually. That would almost be ...............Heaven, eh?

Answer 4

I think in the first term many actually thought of him as being competent and worthy of the job. Currently, I believe most Americans have seen how truly unworthy and incompetent he is. Even Republicans from the president's own party are starting to see more and more how truly awful this administration is, the facts speak for themselves. This administration loves to make a big deal about what is seen as key issues by it's base and push aside significant issues but this technique does not work with everyone.

Answer 5

I sincerely believe that George Bush is an Israeli puppet and has been "managed" by his handlers into taking steps that will lead to the distruction of America and the establishment of his dictatorship within two years, if not sooner.

I provide a website that has nearly 500 files pertaining to all this, including the subverting of the U.S. Costitution to a tribunal agreement he signed in Waco Texas in 2005, which has never been submitted to Congress or reported at all in the American news media, but which was signed at that time in that obscene small city by the president of Mexico and the former prime minister of Canada.

Couple this to the increasing limitations Bush is imposing on traditional American freedoms under our Bill of RIghts by means of his secret executive orders, and you can see my great fear that he is the last American President we will have the opportunity to vote for or against.

I voted for him twice but the events of the past few months starting with the attempt to transfer the management contracts for our principle eastern and gulf ports to an Arabic concern that is close business allies to Israel and you can again see my great fear of this man.

Answer 6

Is there much to think about a person that per motes labor from other countries saying Americans are lazy or don't want to work. When in fact Americans don't want to have to live in a house with ten to twenty others to be able to live in the us. Shouldn't he try to improve what we have instead of importing criminals to do our work. After all if an American forged Id to work they would be facing five years in prison and a felony record. But I guess thats Progress

Answer 7

He is a disgrace not only to the position he holds as U.S. President, but a disgrace to the human race, and all of existance. Totally irresponsible, and ill-intended.

He has reversed progress that was made before he came into office, degraded our reltations with the rest of the world, and lined his (not to mention his influential friends) pockets by touting special interests and trying to legislate his own religious beleifs.

He is a contradiction to what all Americans and peaceful people should be.

He has done nothing but pull us back, and oppress us.

Answer 8

Do I agree with everything he's doing , NO! Giving the circumstances of all the unsettle and undelt with crap that Pres. Clinton and her husband left behind for him to fix and deal with. He's done alright. And if you were paying close enough attention, before he was even installed, the "media" was calling it a "Bush Economy" and complaining about it, and that is while it was still under clintons watch.

Answer 9

I think that he's an awful president and I feel bad for the next President having to fix everything that Bush botched up. I think it's sad that he was even elected as President in the first place.

Answer 10

I think he's a moron and can't wait for his presidency to be over. He lost the popular vote in his first election and I have no idea why anyone voted for him the second time. He has the lowest approval rating in the country's history. What a mess he's making!!