Why did America choose Bush to be president?

Question

(A.) Bush runs for president who cannot talk correctly. He has a hard time with words, does not understand a majority of the English language and grammar. He does not know how to handle debuts or communicate with the American people. Does not think clearly about world events or his actions.

(b).He makes as laugh at his underdog qualities and still has the ability to strike a joke or two.

(c). He understands talk is cheap that’s why some people in the world just need their *** kicked so to open their ears. He’s like the father who hits with his belt.

I picked (c).

Answer 1

Actually I think Bush is a better president than Clinton, and like bush was there when 9/11 happened and you wouldn't want to change presidents during this hectic time now would ya? I mean actually he has a few years to help america rebuild and He was there when Katrina happend, So with all that happend to the U.S. i think Bush is a good president.

Answer 2

I voted for him because I agree with more of his policies than with John Kerry or Al Gore's policies. I am an investor and wanted someone that would decrease the capital gains tax rate, reduce or eliminate the death tax, and cut taxes and government spending in general. I also wanted him to appoint people to the Supreme Court that would strictly interpret the constitution, and not base our laws on what other countries do.

I also thought he would be more willing to protect us from harm than Kerry. He seemed to have a better understanding on how to fight the war against these radical islamics than Kerry. I (mistakenly) believed he would fight our enemy abroud so that they wouldn't come here, and that he would actually secure the border and restore integrity to our visa program so that terrorist would not be able to enter the US in the first place. I also thought he would agressively go after terrorist cells in the US.

Unlike Democrats, I vote for the man whose policies are best, not who is the smoothest talker. If I had to talk about John Kerry personally, I'd describe him as an opportunistic person who will say whatever would get him elected. I did not feel he was in touch with the average American, and did not appreciate his little publicity stunts to show he is human, such as when he ordered from Wendy's and then threw it in the trash and ate takeout from a fancy french resturant, or when he pretended to be a hunter and still had the price tag on his hat.

I also did not care for his wife. Laura Bush exemplifies dignity and class, and Kerry's wife exemplifies trash. She constantly looked like she was drunk, and said that Laura never had a real job since she was only a teacher and librarian. She also said she didn't care about Arizona or the south. The only reason she was successful was because she married someone that had money, and then married someone else that had money. She didn't deserve to be anywhere near the whitehouse.

Answer 3

While not a definitive answer, studies immediately after the election discovered a very strong (indeed, nearly universal), inverse correlation between districts who voted for Bush and the number of individuals with a university education. That is to say, the less educated one was, the more likely they were to vote for Bush.

This suggests that Bush appeals to those who do not possess university degrees and that those without degrees voted in greater numbers within the districts which contributed to the overall electoral results.

Answer 4

I'm not picking a, b or c. but will say this:
Al Gore would have been the president the first time around but he could not carry his own state of Tn.
John Kerry flipped-flopped too many times plus I think he
wasn't honest with the voters. Bush was the lesser of two evils. JMO

Answer 5

Enough people who think conservatively voted for him. Plain and simple. It's not who's the better person (he's obviously a puppet) but people vote for who they think wil serve their interests.

Anyway, it was a close vote as the USA is split left and right pretty equally now.

Or maybe all the guys went into the booth and thought they were getting some bush and just checked that box (all puns intended).

So I vote none of your possible answers.

Answer 6

An above poster according to her profile...would have been 11 years old when Clinton left office so how would she know Bush is a better President.

America did not choose Bush The idiots chose Bush

Answer 7

A) A majority of Americans do not speak the English language properly.

B) He IS the joke.

C) He should be on the frontlines himself if he feels this way.

I DID NOT VOTE FOR HIM!

Answer 8

He stole both elections.
He scared everyone in 2004 with a bunch of phoney orange alerts. Notice there haven't been any since?
He lied about Weapons of Mass Destruction, WMDs, and many beleived him.
It is time for a change.

Answer 9

(d). America didn't pick him as president. It was all a scam just like this oil crap is so his oil fields in texas make a lot of money so he can retire when he is out of office. A SCAM, just like this war. We are the terrorists. He lied about the towers. It was all plotted so we would back Isreal up in their wars. They were involved. No one will know the truth until they look for it.

Answer 10

He talks like a texan, southerners talk differently than northerans, it is just the way people talk, it does not make them dumb or smart. He is much smarter than people play him up to be, he operates a large corporation and other investments. He is just "country" not priime and proper and does not want to be.

And in the end, people choose him just because they did nto want Kerry ( if was just a poor second choice)