Why does Bush refuse to hear the American people? Doesn't he work for the people?

Question

http://news.yahoo.com/s/usnw/20070612/pl_usnw/imperial_president_visits_imperious_senate_to_promote_intemperate_immigration_bill;_ylt=AlUYa8CtVKcDYzr4fr3dieiyFz4D
WASHINGTON, June 12 -- Despite being soundly rejected by the American public, President Bush has signaled his determination to enact a massive illegal alien amnesty and guest worker program by making a rare visit to Capitol Hill today.
"The president consistently fails to listen to anyone, including the American public, and routinely ignores facts and evidence when they contradict his personal goals."
"President Bush's arrogant response in the face of vehement public opposition is the reason he has lost the confidence of the American people,"

Why does he refuse to listen to the American citizens? The governent listened to La Razza about the bill and they are not even Americans!!!

Does it sadden you that the president thinks the American citizens are irrelevant if they do not agree with him?

Answer 1

It is disgusting, sickening, oppressive, disheartening, discouraging, abusive, disturbing, ridiculous, unfruitful, ungracious, unhealthy, unforgiving, unmannerly, objectionable, unpatriotic, unpleasing, unpolished, unpopular, unprincipled, unrighteous, unrelenting, unreasonable, unremitting, unscrupulous, unneighborly, unnecessary, unpromising, unrefined, untrustworthy, unwilling, intolerable, unwholesome, unmeaning, unsightly, unjustifiable, unmannerly, ungracious, undutiful, uncourtly, unstable, ugly, undesireable,

Answer 2

I does sadden me to think that American citizens are irrelevant to the president. He has his own agenda, and is extremely stubborn. He has been playing by his own rules so far, I doubt anything will change in the next 1 1/2 year.
He has his own reasons and it doesn't matter if military experts (with actual combat experience) disagree with him either. He's gonna do it his way.

Answer 3

I honestly think that he is trying to destroy the Republican party so the Democrats can inherit the disaster he is leaving behind.

1. Disaster war
2. Total unrest in the middle east
3. falling dollar and collapsing economy
4. enough debt to last until eternity.

Won't it be fun to blame it on the democrats 30 minutes after they take office in 2008.

I do not personal know one person who supports this man.
The polls that show he still has any support must be cooked.

I mean EVERY person I know thinks this guy is a embicle.

Answer 4

Well it's like this Mummy and Da Da never made him tow the line, they let little Georgie boy always have his way and when he needed bailed out of jail for drinking the took care of it, and when he wanted to win in politics they took care of it, so why in the hell should he give a dam about the American people?
George doesn't even know or care if you exist!

Answer 5

Would dare a running candidate for president to send the same signals to the voters "before" an election, wouldn't you?

Answer 6

Thanks for ignoring the obvious "bushwacking the Americian people, in favor of the mexicians" comments. lmao.
His motives must be founded on some internal issue.
Wonder how it will play out?
Will this distract from his decision to implement the UN meritology.

Answer 7

He hasn't listened to the American people from day one, I don't think he is going to start now with a year and a half to go.

Answer 8

Yes, he does work for the people, but he is dumber than a box of rocks, and someone told him that he is the decider, and that he could do whatever the "heck" he wants, because...the constitution is just a GD piece of paper, after all. And of course, he believes them. *sm*

Answer 9

They all work for corporations where have you been for the past 20 years?

Invest in America buy a congressman today!

Answer 10

Bush is the resident Chief Traitor.