Do Republicans really believe that anyone who is against Bush , is anti American?

Question

Because, I think being Pro Bush is anti American.

BTW, I am not a Republican or a Democrat. I am a independent.

suthrnly…EVERYTHING Bush has done screams anti Americanism, so naturally the aurgument follows that those who support him also by default, support that idealology.

Susi heres just one of many,
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Answer 1

yes. They would rather believe in one person no matter how bad he has screwed up than their whole entire countries citizens. To me that is about as anti-american as you can get.

Answer 2

not at all !! there is nothing anti American about disagreeing with the policy of ANY administration , where it becomes anti-American is when as a party you adopt a agenda that harms the combat readiness of our troops . these young men and women in harms way deserve the absolute best , we as a country can give them , the Dem's and re pubs can argue all day about whats going on in Iraq , the troops how ever should NEVER suffer for it

Answer 3

I'm a Republican, and I would say absolutely not. People have a right to speak out againt positions of power, and if I thought that people who exercised that right were anti american, I would be one.

Answer 4

No, I would say the nutter christian right would say anyone against Bush in anti-american and anti-god. Most people weren't really pro-Bush they were just weren't pro John Kerry.

Answer 5

Just listen to Fox News or Rush Limbaugh and they sure make it known that if you speak out against Bush you are disloyal American. Remember how they bashed Clinton for eight years.

Answer 6

I do not feel that way because we're all entitled to speak out and have our own feelings. However, the statement below your question was created to rile people and speaks volumes.

Answer 7

Well, most Republicans do. (The few Republicans that actually think for themselves are put in their place by their reactionary peers.) Criticize any of Bush's policies and these hawks (along with their pundits and partisan hacks in the corporate media) will label you anti-American and/or a "traitor." Welcome to the age of conservative-correctness.

Answer 8

No, not at all.

That's what the Democrats and liberals on here say, but, like most things they say, it patently isn't true.

Many of us who voted for him think Bush has done much that is worthy of criticism. But most of the criticism directed at him from the leftists on this site is false.

Answer 9

I think that's limited to a few extremists. Not even most Cons are that crazy.

Answer 10

Seems that way sometimes... I don't think all, but some do... if you say anything against Bush, or the war, or whatever else