Does anyone actually like president Bush??? If not, why not? If so, why so?

Answer 1

Your question would be more interesting if you asked:
Does anyone actually like President Bush??? If so, why? If so, why?

Answer 2

I like President Bush, he is a common man, in spite of his wealthy family. He is faced with a huge job and is doing well at it.
President Bush is very much like President Lincoln. President Lincoln was very unpopular in his presidency but had the strength to do what is right in times of national emergency.
President Lincoln severely curtailed individual liberties, much more than President Bush. President Lincoln was considered stupid and too simple to be a President. President Lincoln was called an ape, often, they didn't know what a chimp was back then.
The events that led to the southern bombardment of Fort Sumter were disingenuous on President Lincoln's part, a kind of a deception.
When the war with the southern states was getting really tough, exponentially tougher than our current conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, he stayed the course despite opposition from the Democrats.
There were protests and riots against the war with the southern states.
President Lincoln brought a backwards medieval culture into modernity with force. He also preserved the Union. These tasks were not easy and he had to bend some rules.
Sound like anyone you can think of? Oh yeah, one more similarity, President Lincoln was a Republican, like President Bush. I'm so proud to be a Republican, especially right now.

Answer 3

Im sure Mrs. Bush likes President Bush. But outside of that its really difficult to find someone that can stomach him.

You do get the occasional nutbag idiot on Yahoo answers, but for the most part he doesnt have many supporters with an IQ over 105.

And he shouldn't. However his presidency does show you the resiliency of our constitution and form of government. Our constitution has been subjected to a frontal assault from this administration, and it survives and he will be forever known as a failed presidency. The fact that he will be known as a failure should give you great confidence in the inherent strength of our country.

Answer 4

No I don't like him, and for many reasons. He lied about linking Iraq to 9/11, he's a misogynist, he's a racist, he can't tell Austria from Australia, he struggles with the English language, he is denying children healthcare coverage, his administration fired judges for political reasons, he lied about John Kerry's war record, he thinks a 2,000 year-old deceased man-god talks to him, he can't figure out how to use an exit without assistance, his administration put Valerie Plame's life at risk and wrecked her career for political reasons, he has presided over falling standards of living for most working class and many middle class people. His government acted incompetently whilst a world-famous US city was destroyed by a hurricane. He is presiding over record lows for the US Dollar which is causing domestic inflation and global economic problems. He turned the US' biggest surplus into its biggest deficit in history. His administration has brought in internment without trial. The US coalition faces imminent defeat in the Iraq War, whilst the Taleban is again a major force in Afghanistan. US prestige and political capital is near-exhausted and at its lowest level in a hundred years. Oh I could go on...

Answer 5

No.I don't like him.Why?Do I really need to go through the list?I mean, anyone who spends one iota of time knowing what is going on in US politics with a discernible amount of analysis can find reasons to not like him.Those that do like him only do so because they are thinking that he is a "stick to his guns" president and don't see that as a flaw even when sticking to your guns is ineffective.Most Americans are ready for a change and the few die hard Bush fans are only fans because they don't know any better and think that what is best is anything that isn't Democrat or liberal.They could care less about the actual issues.It's just about those scary Democrats and liberals.

Answer 6

A lot of people like President Bush. And for your information My IQ is 170.

He is honest. He tells you EXACTLY what he is going to do, and does it. A true leader.

He understands that we are in the most important struggle in our lives. He has reduced tax's, increased school funding, built up the Navy and air Force and Army, upheld gun rights.

To the dope that said "he is proven to have the lowest IQ " show me the proof. That is a down right lie. He was a F-4 fighter pilot. You try learning to fly a Mach 1 jet fighter with a low IQ. It ain't happening.

I know when he tells me something it is from his heart, not some liberal think tank behind the big door, like Hillary and Bill. They only say what they think ( not even what they think, what their handlers think) you want them to hear.

He is a fair and decent man and 25 years from now....history will show him to be brilliant.

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Answer 7

I don't know him personally so I can't answer the question on that level. I don't agree with much of what he does, I don't support the war with Iraq... but if I was at a public event he was at, I would show respect to him for being my President and clap as he approached the podium to speak. I would listen to all that he has to say and I would remain quiet during the question and answer period.

Answer 8

I do not dislike him or like him either. I feel that he does his best . Bush is not the only one in charge of the government so I cannot blame him for everything.Being president is a very stressful job.

Answer 9

Yes, Laura Bush likes him

So do Dick Cheney (although not in the same way) and quite a few others.

Answer 10

He just isn't a good guy. He wants to veto the bill that would help poor children get health insurance. He allows the government to dump toxic waste outside of the poor communities. He has made our national debt even more ridiculous... What is there to like? Thousands of Americans are getting killed. Why are we still in Iraq?