Why do you Americans dislike Bush??Didn't you all vote for him?

Answer 1

I dont like Bush because I dont think he represents our country the way it should be. He is not good at making decisions and doesnt care what the rest of the country thinks he does what he wants. I did not vote for him. The last thing I wanted was for him to be in office again. Unfortunately enough people did, the majority won, and his supporters are dropping like flies. I think they have realized what a mistake they made putting him back in office.

Answer 2

NO... I voted 3rd party and if more americans would do so we might just have a government that represents all the people instead of one which represents only big business and the military industrial complex. In the last election less than 50% of eligible voters voted. What does that tell you. We need a revolution at the ballot box. Let's give someone else besides these corrupt democrats and republicans the helm. It worked for the republicans when a 3rd party candidate named Lincoln won the election.

Answer 3

First off not all American like him. Two while those that do like him and voted for him, Bush was elected in office by the Electoral College NOT the popular vote. If electing the president was done by popular vote Bush would never have been elected into office when he first ran for the presidency

Answer 4

If you think you all voted for this idiot, you too are an idiot. Why don't you stand for president? You could not possibly do a worse job.

P.S. Presumably you have forgotten that when he took office, there was a question of vote rigging? Do you remember that? Internationally this buffoon has done more to damage the image of the USA than anyone in history. If you want democracy, begin by kicking out this maniac chimpanzee gun-slinger. He doesn't even know when to smile and thinks Vienna is somewhere in the Swiss alps. What a total moron.

Answer 5

Opinions change. It's all based on spin and propaganda. I didn't vote for him, granted I didn't vote at all. However, if I had, I would have voted for him. I don't really like his policies, but John Kerry was/is such a douche. That and some of his economic policies were far too liberal (in the fiscal sense of the word).

There were no right votes in that election. Just which way you preferred America to run itself in the ground.

Answer 6

With respect to the first election... NO we did not all vote for him. Bush was placed in office with bribery and pay offs. Not one military overseas vote from Florida was counted. Bush's brother was the governor there. and the postal worker at the FPO that "forgot" to postmark the ballots is now a millionair living in Brazil

Answer 7

in the first election (2000) he didn't get the popular vote, though he did win the electoral vote. (Bush and Gore each had 48% of the popular vote, with Gore actually having about 500,000 more votes for him)

in 2004 he won 51% of the votes, to Kerry's 48%

So, no, we didn't all vote for him.

Answer 8

No, the electoral college took care of the voting for us.

When we vote it's just for a pretty light show! We get no say in the matter. The big people do! The elites! We are just the people!

Answer 9

I am a Dem and I voted for Him both times. The alternatives
were ridiculous. Bush is actually pretty good except for his
stance on the southern border which gets a D minus.
I Corinthians 13;8a, Love never fails!!!!!
GO ISRAEL!!!

Answer 10

ummm not ALL Americans voted for bush... I couldn't vote i was younger than 18.... so yeah
and bush lied he promised a better nation and everything... people were decieved by him.