How many fellow Conservatives Do Not support President Bush.?

Question

I have very serious problems with both his policies in Iraq and border issues.

Answer 1

I have a serious problem with the border issue. That is a genuine case for impeachment of the President as well as much of Congress. The Constitution requires that they prevent foreign populations from invading.

I understand why he had to finish the job Clinton started in Iraq. Clinton had made it official US policy to remove Saddam by force with the 1998 Iraq Liberation Act and Congress approved it. Clinton's bombing campaign failed. So, Gore and Bush both promised to finish the job. With Congress re-approving, Bush has followed through.

Answer 2

He has been a good President and as done much to keep our economy growing, interest rates low, the market high and our Country free from more terrorist attacks but the open border and how the administration is treating U.S. Border agents has me steamed--big time. If Agent Ramos or Agent Compean end up dying in that Mississippi prison, I will be the first to write my Senators and Congressmen and scream for action.

Answer 3

I'm a Liberal, but I am glad to see more and more, a positive side to the Conservatives. So often, these two groups are generalized and people will say, Conservsatives are all *fill in the blank* and the same is done the other way. No, I don't believe you are "crossing over to my side" or anything like that. It's just nice to see that Conservative does not necessarily mean "Bush lover" any more than Liberal means "Bush Hater."
It's time we bridge the gap in this country and find more things we have in common.

Answer 4

What difference does it make if you support him or not? Do you want him impeached? Killed? What's the solution? Not supporting him will only strengthen the hand of the left. Enjoy your Hillary Mr. "Conservative". You should stop listening to Michael Savage since it has come out that he sends checks to extremely liberal political candidates.

Answer 5

I have a problem with his lack of attention to our borders, but as far as Iraq goes, I know what he's talking about and what he see's as a result. It is just too bad so many Republicans aren't in it for the long haul.

Answer 6

I support him. Regardless of whether or not you believe we should have gone in the first place, we are there and should finish the job we started. We need to train the Iraqiis to police themselves and we'll need more troops over there to do that. I personally think that we gave an oppressed people the means and the motivation to start their own civil war and I see that as a good thing. We shouldn't fight that war for them but we need to train their people faster than we are.

Answer 7

Bush is way to liberal but I mostly support his Iraq policy though everything else might as well be Clinton. He spends like a drunken frat student.

Answer 8

My father is a conservative and he no longer supports Bush. Alot of my conservative friends don't either. Unfortunately my Mother still does.

Answer 9

I have had it with the open borders.
I have had it with the refusal to fight the war and win it.
Same for not locking up CIA leakers who send stuff to the NY Times
Same for refusing to veto spending bills.

Answer 10

Conservativism has nothing much to do with politics. I am East Indian, and I know several conservative Indians, who are Democrats. Conservativism is more of moral thing. Like, very religious, how you act when it comes to relationships, and stuff like that.