Bush

[Wilfredo]

Lol, after seeing Farhenheit 9/11 you get alot of matrial when Bush looks really dumb.

I meen he doesnt seem to so smart, is there any chance that he will stay as president ?

Unibet.com has 1.75 that he will be elected again. And 1.85 on the other one.

 

[vissu]

iam damn sure he will be defeated,
i dont know abt americans and bratian people,
but i think all other people in this world hates him.

 

[Mr. Websites]

Yeah, it's about time he moved on.

 

[eSology]

He's probably hated as much as Michael Moore is.

 

[Zach]

Originally posted by acts837
He's probably hated as much as Michael Moore is.

indeed, Michael Moore..."our hero" <YAK!>

 

[Prosperous]

Originally posted by acts837
He's probably hated as much as Michael Moore is.

Maybe in America, but outside America Bush is definitely hated more than Moore!

 

[armstrong]

Originally posted by acts837
He's probably hated as much as Michael Moore is.

But Moore isn't running for president, so it doesn't matter much how hated he is, does it?

 

[Darkfire001]

Man it so annoying when other people and countries downplay George W. Bush and the United States of America.

I hope it brings happiness to you that we dont like being involved in your affairs as much as you.

The fact is, we keep our troops in other countries and our eye on the world not just because we actually do care for the country in some cases, but because we want to succeed.

People want to know why the United States is so successful, well come take a tour of our country. Most of us live well, because we not only work hard, but we break the worlds back to succeed.

For every $1 of Programming Work outsourced to India is $10 in revenue back to the United States.

Wheter its a copy of Linux or Windows being sold, the profit goes not to the local peoples, but back to the US.

I think I am finally starting to grash just how much the US has held the world by its balls for the last 10 Years. Thats not to say threats dont exist, since they do. But EVERYTHING presents an oppurtunity, which can be used to an advantage.

The difference between the common man and the rich man, the poor country and the rich country, is that one not only knows an oppurtunity, but uses it.

I dont think its right that the worlds wealth is as lopsided as it is, and some of the United States actions are not as morale as should be hoped, but as things stand. The world is a business and we are boss.

















Or at least thats my opininon for today :P Normally I would come back with a quick rebuttal protecting our President, but the fact is there are things wrong in America and there are things wrong everywhere else in the world.

President George W. Bush can only be elected for a full 8 Years, so hardly doubt another 4 will do to much "damage".

Just praying that John Kerry isnt elected.








John Mcain 2008 Whoop, Now there is a person who has really been screwed by President George W. Bush.

 

[armstrong]

If the polls say that Bush can't win, is there any chancethat the Republicans will pick someone else?

 

[Zach]

Originally posted by armstrong
But Moore isn't running for president, so it doesn't matter much how hated he is, does it?

...he isn't running for President, but does have a tremendous amount of influential power.

As Moore stated recently "if you're a swing voter before seeing Fahrenheit 9/11, you won't be after"

Now, it's only reasonable to assume that sine Moore dislikes Bush so much, the film is likely to be positioned *against* Bush.

Unfortunately, too many voters receive their "information" from media. Which, by nature is skewed (guess which directions).

My 2 cents.

 

[illusions_ca]

i dont think bush will be president for much longer either

 

[Darkfire001]

Armstrong, It would be VERY unlikely that the Republican Party would "change horses midstream", and doubly because Bush swept the Republican Primaries so Its even less of an option then before.

Althrough Bush's odds arent as bad as some people are making them out to be, Its about 50/50 and Bush gained 2 Percentage Points these last couple weeks.

 

[DSL]

There may be a change that Bush will still be president because it seems Kerry wants to get friendly with the UN. Alot of us American look at that as pussy like and think we should do what we want without the UN's support.

 

[Lord]

If it wasn't for -forgot his name- entering the race, kerry would have won, the new guy running inddependant? or for green party? he made a LOT of the states that kerry would win into swing states, basically, if he drops out, kerry's guranteed a win.

 

[painperdu]

I hope most of the world doesn't equate Bush with the will of the USA.

I don't have to see 'Farhenheit 9/11' to know that Bush is an oil industry insider that finds more time to secretly cater to energy corporations than to what America wants or needs. He is self-serving and just stupid enough to not care about the effects his decisions have on others. The US is not an island.

 

[simpson733]

i think bush will be voted off and then maybe kerry will win and then he is going too do a terrible job and then we will elect another person

 

[DSL]

I think that LIBERALS are trying to take over!

 

[Evilhaider]

I sure am seeing a lot of political threads popup in a lot of forums I think Bush has a real good chance at winning again...unfortunately. John Kerry is not a candidate that inspires a lot of confidence or much of anything else. Ralph Nader is gaining popularity which means he'll take away some more votes that would most likely have gone towards the Democratic side. The Bush propaganda machine is strong...it has been working for the past 4 years so there's no need to doubt it now.

 

[Wilfredo]

Well, let me just say USA is pretty ****ed up but that all countries.

But the biggest diffrent from a country like USA and a country like mine Sweden, is that the political power is just too connected to money.

The funny thing with Bush is that I cant see him win a single debate, have he ever debated ?

Just say it, Bush isnt too bright.

 

[eSology]

The thing that most people never get is that President Bush does not make decisions in a vacuum. Our system is designed to have checks and balances therefore he gets "lots" of advice whether he wants it or not. Does he have a hidden agenda? Possibly but I know that he has many people watching his every move. To think that he has the "ultimate" authority is nonsense.