If you could talk face to face with the President?

Question

what would you say to him?
Please, I know some of you really do not like the man, but for the sake of propriety, try to keep your answers clean.

Answer 1

I'd say: Mr. President, please bring our men & women home from this war. It's time to let those people over there, stand on their own two feet. We've lost too many already, let's not lose anymore.

Answer 2

Mr. President it's time to cut our loses in the Middle East and Afghanistan. We should continue to support Israel, but get out of Saudi Arabia and Iraq. Let Iraq and Afghanistan fight their own Civil Wars. We have major problems at home. It's time to hand over the reins of world policeman to some one else.
We need to concentrate on Health care, Social Security, Poverty, Immigration, and Homeland Security.
It's not just the President, our Congress and Senate need to be more in tune with their constituents wishes.

Answer 3

If I could talk face to face with this president or any of the candidates I would strongly ask for health care reform. I am angry that my insurance company has the power to keep me in a wheel chair. They ( the insurance company) have the right to cancel physical therapy and refuse to pay for treatment that the doctor suggests. This isn't fair.

Answer 4

If I could talk face to face, with President Bush, I would thank him for keeping the war off our soil!

I would also apologize for the way he has been treated and judged. Everyone likes to "backseat drive" but, they have no clue what it is like to be in those shoes!

We all know that there is much in which the public is not privey too! But, the president is and he has to act off of these things. Therefore, when a war is being fought, not all facts are publicized as it can cause many lives if the enemy knows! In as much, Bush has taken a lot of judging. Even so, when he makes a decision...at least he stands by that! Many do not!

So, I think he and i would have a lot to talk about!

Answer 5

Mr. President what's your favorite dessert? I'd like to make that for you in the White House one day because I want to see you enjoy it. It gives me pleasure to see that you're as human as anyone else regardless of what people think about you. When your term is up, you'll be a man like any other man, not like you're one already. You can bleed and get sick like anyone else. You're no one special, but a someone that was elected to represent the USA. Anyway, take care of yourself and always look up on the top of rooftops.

Answer 6

I would tell him that even though he has make some mistakes, that I still stand behind him because he is The President. That I am proud that he did bring dignity back to the Whitehouse and that I wish I had what it takes to do His Job. And why don't we have government job training for the elderly and disabled.
America, Bless God!

Answer 7

I'd ask him how we can spend billions of dollars on an unnecessary war when there are millions of people in this country who have no access to health care.

I'm all for getting the people responsible for September 11, but they're not in Iraq...

peace

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Answer 8

I would ask the following:
"Do you feel a sense of deja vu because the Eastern establishment is savaging your manner of speech like they did wth Lyndon Baines Johnson, your fellow Texan, while trying to equate that with an intelligence rating?".
I once served with a man who had the "high born" accent of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. He was as dumb as a brick!

Answer 9

To keep in line with your question & its guide lines
I would be in a deep dark jail cell before I finished a complete sentence.

Answer 10

Can you get me a Government job? I'm tired of working.

Oops, I probably would have better luck with NJ Governor Corzine.