is President Bush the most powerfully man on earth ,, do u respect him ?

Question

i think bush i the most powerfull man on earth ,, and i respect what he doing on middle east ,, iraq ,, what you think ? is what he do is good or bad

Answer 1

I definitely have alot of respect for Pres. Bush. - he's my hero!

Answer 2

I have basic respect for the position of president, the same way i have respect for a fireman, a mayor, policeman, or doctor, parent...etc...a person can only devote himself to a job 100%...But the reason i probably have a higher respect for positions such as judges, senators and president is that our country needs stability and we must teach our children to respect the rules that are in place...to be good citizens..In these higher positions my respect goes for those who are real patriots and care about what this country stands for...how do you explain it to children when the trust is broken by someone in power...that the powerful get to do anything, that the little guy doesn't matter?

I would never respect someone simply because he was powerful or rich. I don't trust Bush'e motives...it appears from his actions in personal liberty, and cherry picking information to sell the war 4 years ago, differential treatment of the poor and rich that his patriotism is tarnished by greed to his own views and not the good of all of us...he's not doing me, or the working class any favors. His politics are a completely different set of beliefs than mine and cross with what I think is right almost at every turn.

Have you really thought out what it means to start a land war in Asia? Could it be in ANYONE's best interest to put American troops in the most violent region in the world. It could be argued that that it really was needed...but I would say that it would have to be of the same level as Hitler controlling all of Europe and trying to take England. I don't think Iraq was worth that sort of gamble. Now that it is started, it puts the problem on the backs of people like me. We are likely to have 100,000 trrops in the middle east for another decade...this president has effectively taken away many opportunities and choices that could have been made by the next president (2 years). He has made a decicion that will affect us for many more years...was it worth it...could he have done something else to keep our military more fexible to countering real terrorists...this war was not about terrorism. I think the war in Iraq was a knee jerk reaction...it was a chance to show everyone in the world how powerful we were...now, we're showing the cracks in our armor to our enemies...they see we are not as powerful as they had thought...sometimes the best thing to do is nothing, until you find the right answer, doing anything, just to be seen as acting is about the stupidest thing you could do.

Answer 3

Yeah, he's probably the most powerful man on earth because we are the most powerful country. Do I respect him? I respect the office but not the man. No respectful man would bomb a nation on false pretenses killing our soldiers and their innocents. And then go back and say the war is to "free" Iraq? There's lots of oppressive regimes in this world, but it's not our job to free every one of them. As far as the war on terror, where exactly is Osama? Bush has been to pre-occupied with Iraq to find him.

Answer 4

There is no "most powerful man on earth" the republican party holds the power.

I respect the office of the President of the United States but hold little respect for George W. Bush.

BAD BAD BAD

Answer 5

He has to be a pretty powerful guy to get where he is, but I am pretty sure he is not the most powerful guy out there.

He is doing an excellent job, but unfortunately the job he is doing has nothing to do with well being of America or Americans. He serves his own interests and doesn't give a damn about this country or any other. The guy is obviously out of his element, dishonest, cruel, reckless, and arrogant. I can't recall anything he did or said that would earn him any respect.

Answer 6

I'm not allowed to express my opinion on political affairs because I'm a S P I C--No kidding. It's illegal.
Oh, well, I'll do it anyways.
I think he IS powerful, but only because he controls America. The true power is America's.
I although I can't say I am confident in his efforts in Iraq, I could totally see why he would think they're necessary measures to be taken. Personally, I think substituting him for Clinton was the greatest irony in the History of America.


I wanna be Monika Lewinski!!!

Answer 7

how the heck can u respect him when hes killing thousands of ppl every day in iraq and the middle east, by trying to prove that the USA is the most powerful country in the world.

Answer 8

He is a strong and moral leader. He does not let opinion polls and popularity polls dictate his policy.
You will not always be popular or well liked by all when you are in a position of leadership. I respect him because he stands by what he believes in. Bill Clinton caved, committed adultery in office, and lied...he was popular. What does that say about our society? Scares me...
I also genuinely LIKE President Bush.

Answer 9

Hes not the most powerful man but yes I do respect him. I also think if your a dromcrat and dont agree with his choices you should still respect the man. I mean my God his the damn president.

Answer 10

I agree he's the most powerful man on earth currently (though I wish Koffi Annan was able to exert his rightful power). I far from respect him. I despise him actually. The man would not get a handshake off me.

Answer 11

No brain, no conscience. Sends millions to the Middle East,
while his own people, from Katrina, remain hungry & homeless.
Yea, Iraq will turn out great, at least they're going to get
universal health care, while millions of Americas will go
without.
Like that 4 hr. physical? - we should - we paid for it!