I can't stand President Bush, but.............?

Question

all you who love our idiotic president, name ONE good thing he has done

I'm curious.

Hey "Annonymas" thanks for the comment, but before you judge me, I didn't really like Clinton either. I may be odd because of this, but I don't judge presidents based on whether they are Republican, Liberal, Democratic...whatever, I judge them based on their character and what they do for this country.

Answer 1

He sleeps at night, and does little harm then.

Answer 2

He tried to end social security which is one of the biggest problems in our budget today thanks to people like you. He also cut taxes which helped our economy. Instead of hating Bush for no reason why don't you try and name the reasons why you hate him. Then compare those reasons to the ones on the news. If they are exactly the same I feel sorry for you. You might not realize it but you're being used by the party you think your helping. Instead of mindlessly hating Bush try and come up with legitamit reasons why you do.

Also I have another one name one good thing about Clinton. I'll name one reason why I don't like him(There are many other but this one is all that is needed to strike at your liberal hero). He gave nuclear technology to China. Advanced their technolgy 10-20 years. Yea that's right good old communist China has nukes because of Clinton. Oh yea and he also gave favorite trading status to China which really helped to jump start their economy. That is the real reason why you are now paying more at the pump. Before you mindlessly call me an idiot(which from it's direct Greek translation means a person that doesn't vote), actually think about what your values are and what is happening in the world around you. I for example see a war approaching that we will inevitably have with China. The more and more I see of the actions taken by you liberals, the less and less chance I see of us surviving it. Don't worry though it probably won't effect your life much, to bad your children will probably be speaking Chinese though.

Answer 3

Calling it hate is very strong. Over the years, we have had many Presidents who, for what ever reason, feel from favor with a percent of the voters or American people. Carter, LBJ and Nixon are just three. The only positive thing I can say is I am glad a strong person, with a strong conviction like Bush was CINC after 911. If we dont push hard to take out terrorists, in other countries, they will be here again, with more versions of what we had on 911. Spain, France and even Isreal deal terrorism daily. We had a serious dose of it and I for one, dont want whole sale slaughter in our country at the hands of Terrorists.

If you look back at Clinton, the media, for what ever reason, likes to hide the number of Americans who died in Somalia (Mogadeshu - Black Hawk down) and in Bosnia during his little wars. They quote the deaths for LBJ and Nixon from Viet Nam, and Carter is remembered for his allowing the hostages in Iran to stay for 400 days.

Clinton just blew it, or received it I guess I could say. sorry, kinda tacky, but sometimes the truth hurts.

Answer 4

I dont like President Bush either but he did pass the No Child Left Behind Act which was a big help!

~Rickeisha

Answer 5

The classic problem of evil is an issue only in certain monotheistic religions like Judaism and Christianity which assume the existence of a perfectly good (benign), all-powerful (omnipotent), all-knowing (omniscient) creator God. In short, the question posed is, "If God is benign, omnipotent, and omniscient, why is there evil in the world?
In religions where God is not necessarily perfectly good, or all-powerful, or all-knowing, the problem does not arise. In early Judaism, for instance, God is sometimes said to cause evils (hardening Pharoah's heart, tempting David to conduct a sinful census), and even to repent (the Flood). But Judaism eventually evolved to insist on a perfectly good God. Then it was argued that evil stemmed from some rival being, like Satan. However, if Satan can exercise his power independently of God's will, then God is not all-powerful. If Satan acts merely as an agent for God's will, the problem of evil remains: how does God want Satan to commit evils that he himself would not be willing to commit? If God is perfectly good, he should be unable to commit or create evil. Evil is contrary to his nature

Answer 6

I can't stand Bush either, but nobody is completely bad. I think sending in the Navy to assist after the Tsunami was a good thing.

Answer 7

Not Showing His Face n Front Of A Camera

Answer 8

One good thing about President Bush is that he stands up for what he believes in and sticks to those beliefs. Even if you can't stand him and disagree with those beliefs, this is an admirable trait in my opinion.

Answer 9

He has divded Americans.
He has started a lengthy unnecesssary war in Iraq.
He has made education in this country worse.
He doesn't care about average Americans. He only cares about the wealthy.
He isn't intellegent.

Answer 10

As a non-American, I struggle to think of one thing he has done that has been positive for the US. His attack on terrorism in late 2001 was admirable, and has produced some results, but not enough to quell terrorism.

Answer 11

I can name a few

Tax cuts
War on Terror
Appointed two new supreme court judges
Veto abortion law
Tried to fix social security but didn't succeed thanks to the liberals

He hasn't been a lucky man. Everything came crashing down when he came into office which is not at all his fault