Iraq is a lie, Bush is a liar! When Will you say ENOUGH!!!?

Answer 1

Don't blame me - I voted for the winner in the presidential elections. In 2000 that was the guy that got 500,000 more votes than Bush. Ain't America great?

Answer 2

Of course we are all liers, even if we say you are looking good. But what presumed lie to you mean? For example, it is claimed there were no real weapons in Iraq and Bush knew it and lied. If there were not, that does not make a belief supported by evidence and statements by others a lie. But were there no mass destruction weapons? After Saddam invaded other countries and we eventually kicked him out of one, there were no aircraft in Iraq. But there had been. On the first moment of the war all their fighter aircraft were flown out of Iraq to Iran. This was despite the fact that there had been an eight year war between the two countries with over million casualties. They were fierce enemies, but Iraq had no military aircraft because sent to their worst enemy. With months to prepare. would weapons of mass destruction not have been sent to friendly Syria? Reports are that border guards were replaced and many convoys of trucks went into Syria. This does not PROVE there were, but it sure does not prove there were not. And if there were, or if there was good reason to think there were, a statement to that effect is no lie.

Answer 3

Blame the Electoral College system. If we had gotten Al Gore in as president for 2000, the world would be a better place. The Electoral College is outdated and we need to move the elections to be strictly popular vote.

Answer 4

I read an essay the other day that sure made me pause and think. What if Bush is right and we are all headed for death at the hands of Islamist terrorists. what if we didn't stop them before they got too strong? Nobody stopped Hitler before it was too late, are we doing the same thing over again? I can't stand Bush but that essay made me really stop in my tracks and forced me to take another look at what is going on.

Answer 5

The next election is a golden opportunity to voice your discontent. Please vote your heart and your convictions. I have heard too many people say they would vote for the underdog, or the third party, but they can't win. Since when is this a horse race?

Politicians respond to voters. Go vote for someone else, especially someone who can put the brakes on the lunacy of foreign invasions based on a fear of a possiblity.

That is how people in free and democratic society say "Enough!"

Answer 6

I am opposed to the war in Iraq but I agree with Colin Powell when he said: "You break it, you own it." And my God have we broken it.

How do we get out without looking like a bunch of Meth Heads, going into the country, causing CHAOS, and then saying see ya, this is too tough.

Thank you MR. BUSH!!!! What do we do now?

Answer 7

If you do not like it, go to North Korea. I am really tired of people complaining about the Republican party. If you do not like it why don't you run for a seat in the House or Senate? You won't, you know why? Because all you wnat to do is complain and be part of the problem and not part of the solution!

Answer 8

Sorry dude, I'm out here and you don't see me complaining. I don't support the war but i gurantee that you won't switch jobs with me for a week, would you? I do it so sadly people back home can complain about it and do nothing more about the actual war...... (sigh)... when will it end???

Answer 9

well the question really is" Is Bush a Good President?" the anwer depends on the issue he is dealing with lol

Answer 10

We can't fight Bush without destroying the entire US Government.