If you had to give George W. Bush a Report Card Grade based on the following, what grades would you give him?

Question

If you had to give President of the United States a Report Card Grade on the following issues, what letter grade would you give him on the following five issues;

1. America's Economy
2. Education in Ameica
3. America's Environment
4. Tax Cuts for America
5. Iraq

Here is how I would grade George W. Bush,

1. A+
2. B
3. A
4. A
5. A+

Before I choose a Best Answer, I would like to say that I enjoyed reading all of your answers on what report grades you would give George W. Bush based on the the Economy, Education, Enviroment, Tax Cuts, and Iraq.

Answer 1

My grades...
1. America's economy............A*
(*The president has nothing to do with the economy; it's in the hands of Greenspan and now Bernanke.)
2. Education............................. A-
(He has TRIED but someone is willing to stop pandering to the powerful teacher's union, no real change will result.)
3. America's environment...... B
(He could do more, and he could REALLY push to break our dependence on fossil fuels)
4. Tax cuts............................... A+
5. Iraq....................................... B
(He should have pushed Iraq to take more responsibility a long time ago.)

Of course every weakness President Bush has is also the weakness of both houses of Congress... THEY are the ones who make the laws.

Answer 2

1. A++
2. A.
3. A.
4. A+
5. A

Answer 3

1. D - we are headed towards the second recession of the Bush administration. Growth has been moderate at best and short lived. The president's own fiscal management has been laughable.
2. F - he has refused to fund his own No Child Left Behind Program and public education has not been in such bad shape for some time
3. C - this was an F when he was busily denying the threat of global warming but he has since come around although clearly does not yet want to take the issue as seriously as need be.
4. F - the tax cuts have failed in every respect. They did not increase revenues - it was not until 2006 that revenues returned to 2000 levels in real terms. Economic growth and jobs growth has been largely limited to areas that have benefited from deficit spending (particularly the military and energy sectors.
5. F - this really has been a disgrace. In 2003 he told us we had won - now he tells us we will have to be there for 50 years.

You are entitled to your opinion - but you will find it is treated with more credibility when it is related to what is actually happening in the real world - not some fantasy.

Answer 4

I think all of your grades seem to be too high (just a little, though) but in particular giving him a B for education in "Ameica" is too ironic to accurately describe.

Any one who gives him an A on anything is a total moron. Seriously, all you people who think things are great are complete idiots. I can not stress enough how stupid you are.

Economy: C-. I really don't know how much any president has to do with the economy, but the buck has to stop somewhere. The dollar is at it's lowest point in decades. We are even with the Canadian dollar. Three years ago Canadian dollars were worth about 70 cents U.S.

Education: F He championed No Child Left Behind but then did not bother to fund it. I know it's just a typo, but you wrote "Ameica". That's so ironic Alanis Morissette should sing about it.

Environment: D Clear Skies Initiative and Healthy Forest Act both gave industry and resource development a priority over pollution control. His track record on this is consistently bad. Texas became a cesspool while he was Governor.

Tax cuts: F If not for Iraq, he would certainly be known for his tax cuts. One problem, though. When you cut revenue, you should probably cut spending too. Bush and his Dad combined for bigger deficits than ALL OTHER PRESIDENTS COMBINED. Oops. I know this is hard to understand, but at some point, the United States as a collective entity of citizens will be required to pay back the debts we owe to other countries. China owns a great deal of our debt. That's probably nothing to worry about though.

Iraq: F. Actually, F-. A+? Wow. You know, denial isn't just a river in Egypt. I'll give neocons a minute to work that out. Try saying it out loud, and say "denial" like it's two words. Iraq is the biggest mistake any president has ever made. It's much, much worse than getting a hummer from an intern. Hundreds of thousands dead, maimed or injured and no end in sight. Private contractors with no-bid contracts stealing billions and not providing the services or products they agreed to (and harm our national image even further as companies like Blackwater literally get away with murder). Our soldiers and resources stretched to the absolute limit, leaving us with no way to respond to other threats.

Answer 5

My grades would be:
1. A
2. B
3. B
4. B
5. A+

He'd be close to the deans list. He's done an outstanding job, in spite of the enemies he faces HERE AT HOME. I think he should go on the offensive more, CHALLENGE THE DEMOCRATS PATRIOTISM, because they ARE NOT PATRIOTS, they are the enemy. President Bush is trying to take the high road, but when your enemy, and America's enemy, crawls in the gutter, you have to go in the gutter to exterminate him.

Treason charges should be brought. The traitors should be charged, tried, and shot.

Midnitrondavu, MemeCkoo, and Floyd, you are being disingenuous. That means you're lying. The economy is great, so why would you give him an F or a D? You're just lying liberals, and I have no respect for any of you, or your america-hating opinions. If it sucks so much here, why don't you move to mexico, which is probably where you were born.

Answer 6

1. B+
2. C
3. B+
4. A
5. A+

Answer 7

1. A++
2. C+
3. A+
4. A+
5. A-

On education, Bush supported it, signed it but congress did not fund it, he should have put more pressure on the dems.

Iraq, change the rules of engagement and it is A+++

Answer 8

1. D - limited winfall, now heading into the second recession of his presidency.
2. D - his no child left behind was ill thought out and ill funded.
3. F - his revisions of many EPA rules and regulations for the sake of increasing his 'friends' bank accounts will have long term lasting effects not only for the US environment but worldwide
4. F - tax cuts for the top 2% while the remainder of the workforce force suffers to make ends meet and gas, food, housing, medical costs soar?
5. F - a total failure from beginning to end. This is without doubt the biggest blunder of his presidency and one that the people of the US will be paying for in monetary, personally, and in the arena of world opinion for decades to come.

Answer 9

1. A+
2. A+ (there's not really much the President can do about it anyways.
3. A+
4. A+
5. A+

Answer 10

i might ought to grant him a D. He began with desire and promise with a stable reaction to 9-11. i became shocked at his astonishing, step-up-to-the-plate innovations-set to the main devastating adventure to ensue on American soil..I had great desire for him and theory that i became incorrect...i theory he may be, consistent with probability, between the suitable presidents in historic previous. Then got here Iraq...and that i theory that, in protecting with historic previous, u.s. ought to take down tyrants worldwide, giving human beings the potential to stay with out tyranny and worry...yet we've stayed long earlier our presence there became needed. Our adult adult males and girls are demise for naught...we are spending billions in this conflict mutually as individuals are shivering and ravenous in the face of cruel oil expenses and bigger fees of ALL centers via an risky economic device...all suitable, i think of, to the uncertainty brought about by this conflict. George, you ought to've been great! yet you have been decreased to a sub-par, pig-headed baby-kisser by your ought to win a winless conflict!