Is there anyone who wish Bush remain as President for next 10 more years?

Answer 1

Yes. Bush rules.

Answer 2

what bush and his administration have done is, they have installed a fear in American's head and americans believe if they don't fight back they will be killed. regarding this fact we can say that there are still people who want to see Bush in the white house.
very few know the fact that this war dates 50 years back when during the time of cold war between america and former ussr, it was then when CIA itself was involved with the now called terrorists, including Osama Bin Laden, to break USSR. America seems to forget it. they have also forgotten what their former president Roosevelt said "Those who give up their rights for their safety should neither granted rights nor safety."
Coming back to the question, there are warlords who get profit by the war. Haliburten, think about the weapon manufacturing corporations, Lockheed Martin for instance which is has largest amount of contract with pentagon. don't you think they want bush to be in white house. if you can make war accross atlantic and make money, who wouldnot? you might not but they want and they are doing it.

Answer 3

I would love to see him remain as President of the Crawford, Texas chapter of the Manevolent Order of Former Leaders That Were Way In Over Their Heads for the next 10 more years.

Answer 4

Sure, if you want to subvert the Constitution and consider the slow and painful march toward complete class stratification and total government control of information.

We'd probably stretch our military to the complete breaking point. I think there'd be a coup.

Answer 5

No, do you want these United States to still be around? Bush for the next 10 years would be horrible...even that much quicker to declaring bankruptcy than we are right now. Endless unnecessary wars, spending on pork left and right, total disregard for the law and the Constitution, and hating anyone to the point of getting revenge for anyone who tells him what he doesn't want to hear. Total disregard for the American people and letting illegal aliens have more rights then citizens.

Answer 6

Too scary to contemplate. Most of the problem at all levels of government is the fact we don't have term limits. He's had his two terms, saying "it could have been worse" is little compensation when you expect someone elected in this country to put the needs of our people ahead of the intrests of Mexico.

Answer 7

Your crazy if you do, hes the worst president in U.S history. He likes sweeping all the dirt under the rug and i think the majority wants him out. I didnt care for his dad to much either.

Answer 8

Sure , then we can have a nice state funeral and endless days of news reports on the assassination .
As I sit here I know that someone is reaching the point that they may take matters into their own hands .
AS for me I just want the drama .
Something else to ramble on about aimlessly between meals sex and work .

Answer 9

No....simple because there is a two term precident and I think it should stay that way, not matter how bad or good a pres. is. The two term thing is there for a reason.

Answer 10

No. I was a big Bush supporter and he has made the religious right mad.

No marriage protection.

signed,

Mad elephant

Answer 11

Me. Unless we can replace him with the Limbaugh / Coulter ticket. Wouldn't that cause the libs to stroke out. I'd love to watch Chris Matthews' head explode on live TV.

Hey trouble maker: I imagine the secret service would like to talk to you. Better log off and prepare an overnite bag.

For all you libs who have finally found a part of the constitution you like, just consider it as a one-time payback for four terms of ol' "new-deal".