Does Bush want a open ended account with the American Taxpayers to fund this invasion of Iraq ?

Question

He said what he wanted , to protect this country , but he said nothing about closing the borders

Answer 1

But did you all vote Republican in 2000 and 2004? Did he present an easy answers to complex questions in his 17 second sound bytes?

And don't blame NAFTA or border problems. $1 billion worth of goods crosses the US-Canadian border every day, and your JOB (now or in the future) may just depend on the proceeds of that trade.

Answer 2

It seems as if the Bush agenda is to run the US into the dirt, first think he should of done is annul NAFTA, then he runs out and starts a war this country cannot afford, GOP stands for Grandmasters of Piracy, Why not start a war when Halliburton reports 19% gain in profits via international contracts and the taxpayers some years later pay the bill.

Answer 3

Few have said anything about closing the borders. The congress has had an opportunity to act on this and only Jim Sensenbrennar had anything good to say. Don't hang the complete failure of the congress on Bush's head. He is just the ineffective leader.

Answer 4

Yes -- he wants (and has been given) an open-ended credit line, to spend as much money as he wants -- with no ability for us to ever reasonably repay the massively accumulated debt.

As for protecting this country -- it's pretty obvious that he never had any such intent -- his goal is to rule this country -- which works far better when people are scared and demanding protection -- because that justifies intrusive surveillance and his disregard for federal laws.

Answer 5

That's how you know they are full of BS. They are all against big spending except when talking about the war.

Answer 6

Excuse me, but if you want to cast blame, look at congress. They approve all spending.

Answer 7

Bush is now too deranged, and lacked the intelligence to begin with, to realize what he really wants.

That is the sad, sad truth.

Answer 8

you bet ye he does.