What do you think of President Bush?

Question

Please list the country you are from

WOW. MISSINGORA...you took the words right out my mouth. I could not have said it any better. If only all Bush/America haters had college degree's. There wouldnt be Bush/America haters... Again, well said...

to Gar...you obviously have no clue about the United States, our government, or our politics. P.S..Ronald Reagan was the greatest PRESIDENT the United States of America has ever had...perhaps you never heard of the "FALL OF THE soviet union....

Answer 1

I am an American who is glad she voted both times for President Bush! I am pleased that when we were attacked on 9/ll, we had a man of strong faith and moral conviction that led us with a steady hand and brought our country together against terrorism. That was an act of war and he was the only president with the firm resolve to call it what it was and to respond appropriately against it. He knew full well that invading Iraq and taking Sadaam Hussein down would put us in a war that would not make him popular. It is too bad that he was given incorrect information regarding weapons of mass destruction, although it's obvious Hussein had WMD's....look how many of his own people he'd already killed using his WMD's. And look how many have been found just recently. (Or haven't you seen anything about that on TV since the liberal media prefer to not discuss that with the American people.) He's not been perfect but he sure is way better than any other choices we may have had. Howard Dean's too angry to be in such a responsible position; John Kerry votes for it/against it/for it/against it ad nauseum; Al Gore doesn't have the fortitude of a day old duck. He can't even write a truthful book on conservation. I continue to support our President and pray for him regularly.

Answer 2

He was grossly underqualified to even run for president, he was put up as a front man for a group of Republicans whose backgrounds prevented any of them from running, he covered up the fact that he got preferential treatment to get into the National Guard and then didn't even bother to show up for that, he slandered John McCain (a much more qualified candidate) in the early primaries, he stole the 2000 election in Florida, he has added more to national debt than all other presidents combined, he lied to the world about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.

Sepetember 11, 2001 is the best thing that ever happened to him. On September 10 the man was a laughing stock. In the face of the 9/11 tragedy the country and the world rallied around him, not because of him but because of the circumstances. Since then he has proven in many way that he was unworthy of that support. He lied about WMDs, he's reckless with the lives of American soldiers and the Iraqi people, he openly lobbies for torture and spying on the American people.

I don't see how he could make anyone proud to be an American.

Answer 3

George Bush has the same vast empty space between his ears as the whole universe. He's more of a puppet than Ronald Reagan ever was when he was president and he had Alzheimer's. With Ronny you couldnt see where the strings were attached.

Im from Scotland.

Answer 4

Hey quarterback, what has college got to do with hating Bush?
Most Americans I know over here are despised because of Bush. They face questions that need answering by Bush, not by them. Americans abroad have always been held in high esteem before Bush came on to the scene. Now people see them as nothing but hamburger-munching fatties, arrogant, and ignorant of the outside the east and west coast! Thanks to Bush.

Europe.

Answer 5

I have a problem with an elected official who breaks his oath of office and willfully violates federal laws.

Bush swore (twice) to see that the laws of the country are faithfully executed, and to support and defend the constitution. Yet, he refers to the constitution as "just a g*d*mn piece of paper" and has managed to promote or order policies that violate nearly every article and almost every one of the Bill of Rights. At last count, that includes Articles I, II, II, IV and VI, plus the 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th and 8th Amendments.

He's also a chief executive charged with ensuring the laws are faithfully executed, yet admits to willfully violating federal law. His warrantless wiretap program is a direct violation of 50 U.S.C. §1801 et al. (FISA) and 18 U.S.C.A. § 2511 (Title III Omnibus Crime Control Act). He knew the actions were illegal when he took them, and didn't care because he thinks the law shouldn't apply to him.

Presidents can make all the stupid mistakes they want, and Bush is merely in the bottom 25% as far as general incompetence goes. But willful violation of his oath of office, based solely on he personal sense of entitlement, is inexcusable.

Answer 6

Missingora has missed the point, it is successive US administrations backing terrorism that brought the the New york attack. As for Bush well I think that the case for having him impeached for war crimes has been made before and like most US presidents he has obviously left what brain he had to medical science and they have already taken it.

Answer 7

I am from India.I think Bush is against Muslim Terrorists.But he is unable to control terrrorism by military strike or intervention.His aim seems to get control over world oil resources and safe guard the interests of US Arms Manufaturers.As President he is doing all efforts to retain/increase US supremacy in the affairs of the world.

Answer 8

England. I think George Bush is better off playing golf. I think he looks like an ape. And I think he believes more of what he says than anyone dares to imagine.

Answer 9

USA: bush is a greedy, educated beyond his intelligence idiot. The only reason he is where he is today is because of his father.
(Former head of CIA and legitimate president)

He is a disgrace to anybody that has worn a uniform in service to our country!!!

Answer 10

I don't like Bush. It looks like Bush wants to direct everyone and everywhere. The war in Iraq is a black spot in American history. Thanks to Bush and his licentious desire to make war.

By the way, I'm British and I live in United kingdom.