Are there any Bush supporters still out there?

Question

I am just curious , if you are a Bush supporter , who voted for him, what do you think of him now?
What do you think of how unpopular he had become? What is the reasons for this you think?

Would you vote for him again? why?

Answer 1

Bush is an idiot he's the son of a president. The entire way that politics is run in America is a disgrace. Througout the entire iraq rubbish has anyone asked for a definition on "WAR ON TERROR".

Answer 2

I'm not "technically" a Bush supporter, but I do support the US, no matter who the leader is.
Our country is ran like a corporation. Bush is Co. president
Cheney, Co. VP, Congress, Board of Directors. The people are like stock holders. We profit when they do, and fail when they fail.
Anybody who knows how a corp. runs, knows that the Pres. cannot do anything without approval of the Board.
Which is what is happening here. Congress could at anytime put a stop to anything he has done or wants to do, but they don't. Why, because it isn't in their best interest. Instead of attacking Bush, people need to attack individual members of congress. Talk to their state reps. They are elected for us/by us. They are making votes on our behalf.
If I would vote for him again....I didn't vote for him before, but it depends on who he was running against. I wasnt' available for the last election, but I definitely wouldn't have voted Kerry.
Besides who else could speak as well as Bush, don't misunderestimate him! lol just kidding.

Answer 3

i voted for bush...well, i have good and bad thoughts about him...

i think he is a not so smart man, i always thought that, but still has decent people around him...

i think his reason for going into iraq was fabricated, but i think it has an importance to the future of this world...you know trying to show those crazy and ignorant peeps in the middle east that a democracy does have a place even there, and that having religious rule is as dumb as us westerners were during the middle ages...

his unpopularity, well, look at the statistics, abraham lincoln, one of our greatest presidence was hated by many for th civil war situation, but look at him now....same thing for bush, if he can be slightly more successful, people years from now might see him as a president that brought good out of his war...

though he cant run for office again...i migth vote for him again...but that depends if someone had a much better idea to handle iraq rather than cut and run like the frilly dilly pc democrates.

Answer 4

I couldnt really vote for him at the time, but I would have. I think he has some issues to deal with. Yes, we should be in Iraq. No, Halliburten and other companies shouldnt be screwing us around. His unpoluarity is based on his administration's attitude. They desperately need communication skills for publicity. He and Cheney have come across as "deciders", which seems kinda arrogant to me, even though it is somewhat true. I understand why Bush would be irritated by our Congress, for they are hurting the war effort if anything. Would I vote for him again? No, 1) he cant run, 2) we need a better Republican candidate. Will I vote Dem in 08? No, this period is too critical in history to throw it away in the name of political correctness and indecision.

Answer 5

I support Bush as our president . I do not support some of his policies (e.g., guest worker amnesty plan, more troops to Iraq, not looking at an immediate pardon for the border patrol agents in prison) I think he is very wrong on many things.

I voted for him twice. This was partially because he was better than the other guy!

Answer 6

I did vote for Bush both times he ran and was elected. The democrats have devoted their every moment to discrediting him, and now, even plan to abandon the troops, who can't do anything about it because they're too busy trying to protect us by fighting the war in places other than the U.S.
Time alone will prove that Bush and Blair did the best thing in going after the Al qaeda and Taliban. Try to remember, those of you who are criticizing Bush and Blair, they--the terrorists-- attacked us first. Clinton ignored the attacks during his administration...that made Bin Laden determined to start a war...hence the 9/11 attacks.
Stupidity comes in many postures. The greatest is to condemn a man giving his every fiber of being to save your sorry u-no-what. What have you who criticize him done to make this country safer and better?! And have you received your lamenting guidelines by mimicking the loudest liars in the news media?
Do what is right and support the man who is giving his very life to save you from terrorism.

Answer 7

Voted for him twice.
He is one of the Greatest Presidents our country will ever see.
He may or may not be unpopular. If he is unpopular it is partly because people have no for sight, partly because people are followers and mostly because of media negative spin.
If he is popular it is because he is an honest man, he has lived up to our expectations (no attacks since 911) and mostly because he actually trys to find answers rather than trowing a tantrum and saying "well I don't actually have a solution, but I know I would do a better job than Bush"

Answer 8

I voted for him, I like him, The ONLY place he has let me down is on the Illegal Imigration issues. He becam unpopular because of all the lies the fooking libs tell about him. IF he was eligible for another term I sure would vote for him.

Answer 9

Half the country are Bush supporters, where have you been, sucking on the doobie stick? Though I don't agree with all that he does, he's a good President and I would vote for him again for reasons stated on your previous moronic postings!

Answer 10

I voted for him and support him despite the war. The US misjudged how difficult it would be to install a democracy in a country that has never known democracy. That is why we are where we are in the war. It is not the fault of one single person. A president relies on the input of others in making decisions and that input was flawed. On the domestic front, the economy is in great condition. I am not about to second guess my decision to vote for him both times. And, I am proud of it.