10 years from now when Bush gets asked about the Iraq War. How do you think he'll respond?

Question

10 years from now when Bush gets asked about the Iraq War. How do you think he'll respond?

Answer 1

They won't be asking him about it, they'll be asking the then-current President, as we'll still be there.


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Answer 2

solid factor ! yet bush has his very own schedule? as long as he meets his objectives , he does not provide a s**t approximately the different subject concerns? $ 2 T ? , isn't popping out of his pocket ? this human beings right here that still hail him pays for it? As user-friendly as a,b and z ??? fantastically much forgot, the plan is going suitable? you spot financial gadget grew to become into in undesirable shape in2000-2003, answer? a conflict to get our protection industry on the roll ? Now you be responsive to why the industry is up ha? So bush is doing his s**t and he additionally throws a bone for human beings? now why provide up some element so solid? you spot what human beings are asserting approximately conflict? bush isn't as dumb as some human beings think of? no sir, not at all?? suitable Regards.

Answer 3

If he still has that ear piece in place he may respond that it wasn't his fault, and attempt to place the blame on some democrat, because republicans never except responsibility for the consequences of their decisions. If that thing has finally been surgically removed he'll just drool and have a blank stare on his face like 99 percent of his normal day.

Answer 4

I don't think Bush will be alive in ten years. After he's out of office, he will come to recognize the immorality of his actions, and will also realize that Dick Cheney, George H.W. Bush, and the rest of the Bilderberg gang made a first-rate patsy out of him. Bush's ego will be so bruised, he'll have a nervous breakdown and commit suicide. -RKO- 07/14/07

Answer 5

Undoubtedly he will still be in denial...and will, with some clever archivists, historians and other pet poodles, present himself as a holy martyr to the forces of darkness. I cannot imagine his changing in regard to accountability [this is known as the SODDI defense, 'some other dude did it'] nor will he have sufficient patience or intellect--even in 10 years-- to read, absorb or believe the books that will come out describing what went wrong, and why.

Answer 6

I tried very hard to take the fight to the enemy in their own countries but I had a lot of communist sympathizers here in the U.S. in the democratic party that were h*ll bent on bringing the U.S. down. They had orders from Russia to assist Al-Queda and the Taliban in any way to stop the progress in Iraq and stop me from freeing another country. Russia wanted the U.S. to lose to them also, like they did in the 80's. I would have won sooner and saved many American soldier's lives if the commucrats had been in support of the troops too.

Answer 7

He'll be on vacation somewhere, unable to respond, pretty much like now.

Answer 8

Now look who's laughing! I've just been awarded the
"Greatest President Ever Award" !

Answer 9

"History will judge my actions and I know at the time I... at the time I made my decision... at that time I made it with the best information possible and ... and I made it conscientiously... and I made the decision in earnest and in good conscience. And in the end history will decide... but those around me, the Iraqi people, and... and God... they know my intentions were to bring peace and freedom for the Iraqi people."

Answer 10

He'll probably say he hopes it will soon be over so the American troops can come home.