does disagreeing with the bush administration make you a less patriotic American?

Question

that's what miss made in america, and proudly showing it, tells me.

Answer 1

Sen. McCain disagreed with Bush on the Iraq war when most Dem. Senators were voting for it. I doubt she would call him, unpatriotic.

Answer 2

Whats not patriotic is being so far left that you disagree just to disagree. I used to say that conservatives sucked back when clinton was in office because all you heard from them was lies and exagerrations about him. But now its the liberals that I think are crazy with their "Bush lied" and "Bush knew about 9-11". I can't wait until a liberal gets back into office so all of you net geek conspiracy theorists would just shut the hell up!

Answer 3

no .never but the disagreement must be intelligent to show patriotism in the content produced to the public for study' debate The politicians know they will be under fire at their policies and have to prepare themselves to defend.Disagreements lead up to some marks at building the intelligence a nation needs to see issues clearer. OK, my dear!I call it thriving and two way democracy- the tree getting its sun for heat, col at night to expel its carbon and water to make it gather strength and grow further ( compare it to dictatorships where all is dry -none knows what is going under covers poverty ,always at midnight clock which won't move, thinkers and writers etc jailed and a handful making most of the national resources!)

Answer 4

The constitution guarantees you the right to speak out against the government and its leaders. What could be more patriotic than exercising your constitutional rights ? Miss made in america would have you throw away your rights to please our leaders. now that's not very patriotic is it? It's reminiscent of king George isn't it ?

Answer 5

Hahaha...But oh no, Mr. Scrooge. I said nothing of the sort. My gripe with you was the constant put-down of ALL AMERICANS. I myself disagree with our prez in how deeply he has involved our country in this inhumane war. You missed the mark. My point is - blame him, not all Americans, because although the majority of America voted him in, he is not faring well with many of us. Grab yourself a cup of coffee, tea or whatever and re-read my answers - you won't see any of my support for Prez Bush or his cronies, but you will see plenty of support for my country and our troops.

Answer 6

She is wrong, in my opinion, Bush is a flaming moron. The only reason he is in office today is because his brother fixed the election in Florida. Bush reminds me of this joke. Just before he took office he was visiting Bill Clinton in the White House. He had to use the room. Afterwards he told his wife Clinton had a solid gold toilet. His wife made a comment about that to Hillary. Later that night, Hillary leans over to Bill and says I found out who crapped in you saxophone.

Answer 7

No. I think it makes you more patriotic because you're speaking out against things you believe are having a negative impact on this country.

Answer 8

the greenback nonetheless stops with him-he's (became into) a genuine president edit he had the nerve to make errors with no teleprompter and all and sundry to incorporate howard stern and letterman needed revenge for 9/11

Answer 9

No....
I believe Bush loves the Big Bucks.
I believe Bush, could care less about the American people.
Did you ever hear him say....."America First" ?
He stabbed his base, in the back. And he walks around with a grin.

Answer 10

It's our obligation as Americans if we don't agree we should/can raise our voices in protest.

That's what America is all about......and I think it's very patriotic.