Question about George W Bush

All the time the people are talking about Bush,bush,bush,bush...BOOOOOOOOOSH,BOOOOOOSH,BOOOOOOOSSSSSSHSSSS

Edited by markosherrera - May 05 2007 at 22:06

The funny thing is, while I disagree politically, G.H.W.B (Papa Bush, Bush 41, Abuelo Arbusto) wasn't that bad a guy IMO.

Well, "f**king hate" is a little strong, but I can't stand him myself.  He's bungled a war in Iraq (which shouldn't have been started at all) and it only seems to be getting worse.  

I don't like him. I hardly ever like anyone in a position as he is. People with high political significance. But that's because I find it better that it were all rather divided to an amount of people. He's not the devil, he's just a bloody silly mannequin before a number of worse people.

If Flossy ran for president, I would so vote for him.

gdub411 wrote: George Bush...he reminds me of other great leaders like Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher and Winston Churchill

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Fooooooooooooooooooooooooooool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"Theres Winston Churchill dressed in drag, should've been a british flag"

No offense. Churchills, ok, but the others................No!

Reagan was the best excuse for punk ever.

God told him to do it !!!!!!!!!!!

sorry. This is the real site, I messed up the last one:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/09 /10/
AR2005091001053.html

rushaholic wrote: Below average IQ???  You mean the IQ that he graduated from Yale with or the IQ that he got through fighter pilot training with or the below average IQ that he became governor of Texas with.  The only individuals with below average IQ are those that think the listed accomplishments can be achieved by dumb as*es.

Please, let's be truthful at least.  Bush graduated in the bottom quarter of his Yale class of 1968 with a low 'C' average, and only got accepted to begin with because of his family lineage.  He did graduate from flight training in the Texas Air National Guard, but his low pilot aptitude score of 25 nearly disqualified him before he even started.

He and his brother Jeb have been at the helm as governors of the two states that have executed more Americans in the name of 'justice' than all other 48 states combined.  He has reversed two of the only three years in my lifetime of non-deficit spending, by running up the largest federal deficits in our history, three years running.  At the same time he continues to authorize our Federal Reserve to borrow money daily from the world market to finance tax cuts for our wealthiest citizens, as well as finance wars on the Iraq and Afghanistan fronts that have killed far more human beings than ever perished on 9/11, and redirected funds that might have spared the Gulf Coast in the recent hurricane there, to finance those wars instead.  He has tolerated the imprisonment of hundreds of 'prisoners of war' in Cuba and elsewhere without any of the due process of the laws he is sworn to uphold.  If the flag flying over his head were any other than ours (or possibly Britain's), he would be on trial today in the Hague for that alone.

I, like most Americans, am proud of my country.  I served 12 years honorable active duty in the Marine Corps myself, so I believe I have as much right to say this as anyone:  this man is not acting in the best interests of our nation, or of the world community of which we are a part.  His actions are myopic, xenophobic, and frankly dangerous.  I for one can't wait to see his backside leaving Washington in three years.