Will you be ecstatic when Bush leaves office?

Answer 1

Depends upon who ENTERS the Oval Office

Answer 2

Yes would the truthful answer, only that, I was one of the ones that didn't vote for him.

If the crappy situation we have found ourselves in, didn't happen, would we otherwise dog this dude with the number one job, probably not, we'd be chasing him because of something else and in the next case her or the first black president.

Generally speaking, all politicians, unscrupulous or honest are open to heavy criticism by the voting and non voting populous 24/7.

Basically they chose this as their vocation, bitching and wining on these forum type columns doesn't do much, nor being on the job.

Bureaucracy makes sure of that.

I think he has done as good a job as possible, as any President is allowed to, unfortunately, he and a bunch of other idiots around the world stepped into a big puddle of dog do do, now it's all over the place.

Just like sticking a stick into a hornets nest.

Would er should er could er, if I could turn back time, isn't going to remedy fixing the hornets nest.

The damage has been done, human relations at the basest, what could be worst than legally killing each other, if for another excuse.

For a dozen or more people on this planet have changed policy indefinitely, and possibly for the worst.

Unlike the 60's four guys out of a little industrial town, changed politics, getting hair cuts, going to war, fashion and a hole slue of idealologies, that seemed to work for awhile.

From that group, look at all the endeavours humanity has achieved, and now we will dump it all on one fellow, because he truly was in the hot seat when the SH.oneT hit the fan.

I personally think its all cretin logic, even this mind masterbation in writing. The anniversary of the words, "I have a dream", passed quite recently, could there be hope in all this stupidity the moral majority has endured or played a part in.

Can you do a better job?

Answer 3

Not just me, but over half the nation as well. In fact, after spending three months in Europe, I've learned the whole world will go ecstatic.

He's not as popular as some people think, and I'm surprised he's still in office. In fact, the whole time I was overseas, people kept asking me "how did you guys let him in a second time?."

Surprisingly though they loved Bill Clinton, so I've came to the conclusion that the half that misses Clinton is really in touch with the world where as the half that won't be ecstatic when Bush leaves just thinks they're in touch with the world.

Words cannot express the joy and relief so many of us will feel when this imbosole who calls himself a leader has to leave.

Answer 4

You mean IF he leaves office.

Will I be ecstatic? No. It's been a horrific two terms, and all I will be is weary, but hopeful.

Now, if he was impeached or sent to the Hague to be tried for his war crimes, then I'd be pleased, because it would mean America was still capable of justice. But ecstatic? No.

Are people ecstatic when the monster who is killing their children is caught? They are relieved, less afraid, worn out. But ecstatic, no.

Ecstatic would be my emotion if America elected a president who believed in the Bill of RIghts, who could truly lead this country to some unity and cooperations, who could get us national tax-payer funded health care, and who could eliminate subsidies for infant/toddler day care and arrange funding for moms to raise their own kids, as kids desparately need.

Answer 5

I have never been ecstatic. What does it feel like?

Answer 6

If you're looking forward to being ecstatic, wait until Hillary gets in there! We'll be just fine, then. Yeah, right...

Answer 7

I DONT THINK HE WILL LEAVE OFFICE. WHY?
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Many of you want website links so you don't just think i'm blowing smoke, so here you go:

http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/05/20070509-12.html

Signed on May 9, 2007.

The Dictatorship Law states IF a Catastrophic event occurs before november 08 (election month), the elections will be stopped.
In the event of a "Catastrophic Emergency" :
Bush will be become Dictator..
Our states will be on lock down..
The Martial Law will go into effect ..
And Citizens will have to "prepare".

What does "prepare" mean?

Well, on December 17, 2003 a "National Preparedness" law was signed

http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2003/12/20031217-6.html

and parts state:

Americans will have to go through "Training and Exercises" ... "State and local governments, shall establish and maintain a comprehensive training program to meet the national preparedness goal."

Answer 8

The First Day he resigns or is impeached, will be the most memorable Epocha, in the History of America. I am apt to believe that it will be celebrated, by succeeding Generations, as the great anniversary Festival. It ought to be commemorated, as the Day of Deliverance by solemn Acts of Devotion to God Almighty. It ought to be solemnized with Pomp and Parade, with Shews, Games, Sports, Guns, Bells, Bonfires and Illuminations from one End of this Continent to the other from this Time forward forever more.

Answer 9

i'm going to be doing back flips and crart wheels

Answer 10

Yes