Will Americans watch George Bush's address tonight?

Question

Not according to CNN which just started the poll.
There poll indicated 80% of Americans will not watch
George Bush. He has lost all creditability.

Answer 1

Judging by most of the answers provided, it's zero wonder how we got into this problem to begin with. I don't care who the sitting president is, or any leading politician, each one needs to be watched otherwise you become increasingly ignorant of what's going on around you. That's when they take advantage. How many of you who said you wouldn't watch even know where Iraq is on a map? (Without googling) You're an embarrasment to yourselves and all US citizens.

And you! The lady who spelled it "cretibily" have lost all of yours.

Answer 2

i did not cry yet I felt the emotion. i'm proud he grew to become into our Commander in chief and that i nevertheless don't get why he so hated for doing what he had to do. BTW he blessed all persons, u . s ., and the incoming prsident. He has extra type than many prepare, especially those right here that insult him is an undesirable way.

Answer 3

Clear thinking Americans will certainly watch. Libs will not because they are already blinded by their hatred for the man. A little to much cool aid mixed up by Reid and Pelosi I'm sure. The funny thing that will happen though. All the dem fruit loop leaders will be barking after the address about how bad his plans are and the libs that didn't watch will totally agree....

Answer 4

This American will be watching George Bush tonight.

Answer 5

It's sure a waste of time for the American people, to watch President Bush's "State Of The Union Address" I'm not even interested of whatever his agenda is, whether it's the War in Iraq or Homeland Security.

Answer 6

Those damn polls, hello CNN is so one sided, I'm watching this, I want to know what is going to happen here, and I love to listen to the morons after words with their dump azz comments, the Dem's that's is we must stand up and be heard here, we owe this to our military people, I'm doing my part is anyone else??

Answer 7

I won't. Someone please record how many times W mentions "9/11", "al Qaeda", "ruthless dictator" all of which had nothing to do with the real reasons he invaded Iraq. His speechwriters have probably demanded that he not say "stay the course" or "fight em' there so we don't have to fight em' here". Most of the speech will confirm General Petraeus as our savior while spinning our "progress" with few details.

Answer 8

It's funny, I keep thinking he'll say something new and different. But he's like a bad movie or book. I can predict exactly what he's gonna talk about.

And it's the same thing he says everytime. Something about why Iraq is crucial for American security (ignoring the immigration problem south of us) and why we have to fight terrorism (blurrs like between war in Iraq and Iraq war)

Answer 9

here is what I put in the last person who asked this question and I think this says what I think about it.

of course and I will watch how rediculous Dems are being, he said he will bring 30k troops home and they still aren't satisfied and they are being hypocrites by blaming anyone esle for their dividing this country, they obviously show they can't work with the president and want it there way or the highway, I guess people like Hillary forgot this is a Democracy, that's why she is scary to have as a candidate, she wants to run this country like a dictator, the President has compromised and they just want more and more.

Answer 10

Sure, why not? He is our president and he deserves the same respect (if not more) as watching American Idol or Dancing with the Stars.