So will you learn more from what Bush doesn't or does say in the state of the union mislead i mean address?

Question

Maybe both. Your choice.

It does get down to how effective the lying is huh.

Answer 1

we have never learned anything yet from any of his so-called "speeches!" he is a liar.

Answer 2

I don't think it's going to matter what Bush does from here to the end of his presidency. even if he were to solve the violence in the world and be the solution of world peace. (exaggerated) People have their opinions and views about him, so it doesn't matter what he says or does. Unfortunately, it's the truth about how unswayed people's opinions can be. I'm gonna listen to his speech. But I'm not gonna have any judgements until the Summer. Then if I see positive results from his new plan in Iraq, then I will think it was the right plan. If there aren't positive results, then I will be convinced that we can't win this thing. I know this situation can't be solved over night, so I'm gonna give it time and not criticize something that hasn't been given a chance to work. I'm not going to say if I'm a Liberal or Conservative, or what party I'm with. maybe that way people on here will look at what I had to say rather than what party I'm affiliated with.

Answer 3

Definately both and Bush's body language is always telling us his comfort level. I'm very interested in his domestic policies and he will probably spell those out. We already know about his foreign policy and know he is out of step with most Americans. Will he propose anything domestically that can be accomplished? Will he address health care and social security? These are topics I want to hear.

Answer 4

Ha ha! Who knows what that guy is going to say? More nonsense about staying the course and for what? Lining his own pockets.