I hope Bush continues to veto legislation?

Question

It shows that he is really unwilling to work with anyone and
it shows that he could care less what a majority of Americans
think about anything. But most of all it will help the downfall
of what the Republican party has become. You go Georgie
Boy. Oh yeah a question. Which kind of potatoe is Bushes brain made out of

a) Russet
b) Idaho
c) red
d) horse manure.

Answer 1

None of the above.

If I chose one, that would imply that I think that Bush has a brain. And I don't think that at all!

Answer 2

Wow, you are soooooo clever. Yet, I must say, you claim a "majority" of Americans want what? I'll bet no two Americans you know agree on how a pull out in Iraq should go. Do we announce a date, as congress unwisely tried to do? Or, do we announce a reduction and leave Iraq without being accountable? A good President will veto ridiculous legislation, why doesn't congress just pass another "non-binding" bill. They have been quite successful with grandstanding and meaningless legislation. All that talk about not supporting Bush's request for more funding, the "no blank check" speeches, and what do they do? Whimper and fade and give the President what he requests. People with no back bone shouldn't complain about a President who isn't afraid to make decisions he knows are appropiate.

Answer 3

I, too, hope he continues to veto legislation - but for entirely different reasons than yours.
Our enemies in the Mid East do not need to know the exact date we plan on leaving, they do not need to declare a victory because we withdraw immediately and they do not need to know that congress has adopted a policy of total defeat.
I can't even imagine the muddled chaotic policies that this country would be presently initiating if John Kerry had been elected president. That's a damned scary thought.

Answer 4

Keep hoping, buddy.

Answer 5

---I KNOW its not fried like yours--or is yours a egg like Clinton's --scrambled