Why does any question about Pres Bush get cynical and angry answers?

Answer 1

Well, if you are independantly wealthy you will not have a clue, but if you work for a living you might notice that while the economy is supposed to be doing GREAT the average working person is actually WORSE off in terms of income than they were 8 years ago

Answer 2

Because the man is incompetent. He refuses to listen to the American people. His agenda is to put the countries most wealthiest in power over the masses and dictate policy and in essence, our everyday life. If Bush and his cronies had their way, there wouldn't be Social Security, allow companies to not offer or be responsible for their workers (health care), the rich get richer, the selling off of America to the highest bidder, creating a new middle class by allowing illegals to flood this country to make higher profits (Mexicans), neglecting the enviorment, degraded education, lets not talk about the war that isn't, taking us back to Hoover days and eroding our civil rights, Using the Religious Right, dividing the people even More over trivial issues that have no bearing on the country, Should I go on? So, theres your answer. I think the average person has a right to be angry and voice their opinion before that's taken away too. Lets face it Bush hasn't had a stellar presidency. All you have to do is ask yourself are you better off today than 6 years ago? I know I'm not going to be picked as best answer but I think the other side of the coin has to be considered too.

Answer 3

Because many people are polarized on the issue.

Some people are blindly loyal, and don't care what he's done. Some people are deliberately loyal, and choose to excuse his actions because they think the ends justify the means.

Some people just bash his entire party, and he's just the most visible example to target. Some distinguish him from his party, and hold him responsible for his actions.

And some (including federal courts) consider him to be a criminal and wonder why he hasn't been removed from office. Hence the cynicism.

But most of the people when asked come down strongly on one side of the argument or the other, and have formed conclusions that are difficult to dissuade. So any argument that opposes their belief is seen as a challenge or threat to that belief. Hence the anger.

Answer 4

What you have to understand is that most of the country voted to keep him in office. Now most of them are extremely dissatisfied and disappointed with his job performance. And if they weren't unhappy enough, all of us who didn't vote for him are saying "I told you so" at every opportunity. The view of the US from abroad was bad when he entered office, but now we look like power hungry busybodies. Things just haven't gotten better. Cynicism and anger are only symptoms of the actual state of the union.

Answer 5

Because people love to hear themselves talk. I for one could easily say some bad things about him, but I refrain. Instead I will say something nice about him:
I've never seen a man that is so monkey-esque! I could watch his facial expressions for days and laaaaauuuuugh.

Answer 6

Because people are angry and cynical about Dubya.

Answer 7

because a lot of people hate Bush

Answer 8

Because most genuine people don't believe any positive postings about him on here.

Only the brainwashed post positive comments. So please WAKE UP and smell the coffee.

Answer 9

Because liberals think with emotion, not with logic.

Thats what makes them liberals.

If they were cool-headed rational thinkers, they'd be conservatives.

Answer 10

People don't like being reminded of their bad decisions, that's why republicans can't take it when you talk about Iraq, or Katrina or Bush.

VOTE AGAINST REPUBLICANS THIS NOVEMBER!