How many of you Americans actually suport George Bush?
448643
well i sure dont.his political ettiquette is horrible,as well as his controlling attitude of himself as world leader.\n  his choices are weird and forcing america to stand alone more andm more.\nwe have lost many friends and still loosing more due to his decisions,and it hasnt mattered what the world thought on any thing.\n  im not sure where or what the problem is,but its a big one\ni have never supported g.w.bush and never will.\nthe iraqi war was uncalled for, but now there we must fight it over the mess it drew but it does allow a front for the terriost war in anotehr country now,but there are alot of men dying for errors and false intel.and americans are not thought of well much of any wehre these days because of it,and we the people didnt do it. it was done outside of the un and world backing for false reason,and more has just piled upon them on many fronts in our government.\n  he should be impeached but the rep control will not allow it.\nso what are we to do start another revolution to get our government straight, we would be held as terrorists in guantanomo????????????????
460534
George Bush is THE MAN! He isn’t bad, the liberal media only corrupts the American mind into thinking he is bad.
722272
I for one, don't dislike Americans. As a matter of fact, I have no reason to, since I know only a few and those I do know, I count among my best friends. So, for me, Americans have a very good track record! \n\nI am not very happy with Bush and the way things are going (or not) with foreign policy. But that is quite a different matter and I believe, anyway, that over half of American people are just as uneasy about the Bush administration as I am.\n\nNo doubt we shall have to wait and see what happens at the next election
111132
What makes you think they would want to help to capture a man the american public seem to have forgotten about in favour of supporting Bush's oil campaign? Feel free to e-mail me your response\n\nI don't regard that as adequate motivation. What nationality are you(if you don't mind me asking)?
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Almost all of the people I come into contact with on a day-to-day basis are not Americans, although I am.  Aside from the people in my office, I know only one American.  Everyone else I know are English, Scottish, Turkish, Australian, Russian, Taiwanese, Spanish or Phillipino.\n\nEvery once in a while I meet somebody who doesn't seem to understand the fact that I am not George Bush, but it is rare.  Almost to the individual, they understand that the American people are NOT the American government.\n\nThey see our news and hear our commentaries.  Many of them are as aware of Bush's unpopularity as we are.  Few will even bring up politics with us, but when they do it seems to be with the understanding that we do not like the American government's actions either.\n\nMany people overseas are acutely aware of what it is like to live in a country where the will of the people is ignored.  This is a newer concept for us, but it is a very familiar one around the world.\n\nI wouldn't worry too much about it.  Yesterday I was talking with a Russian woman who likened our situation to life under Putin's government.  They understand tyranny and rigged elections all too well.  Now we are finding out what it's like, and I think you would be suprised how much empathy a HUMBLE American can get.
779921
Yes, absolutely. I saw one report that the world didn't blame the Americans for anything done by Bush in his first term because they dildn't know what he was about. But when they reelected him, knowing what he was about, they became complicit in his policies. So yes by the majority voting for Bush in 2004, you could say the American people are partly to blame for the debacle in Iraq.
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Average Americans.  After watching George Bush and his cronies steal the 2000 election and listening to his obvious lies and distortions to get us into this miserable war, they went ahead and re-elected him in 2004.  No wonder the rest of the world has lost respect for and questions the motives of the United States of America.
312646
Actually we hold job as president too important in my opinion. The president works for us, not the other way around. Bush has been telling the American people what to do and how to think about certain situations and i find this to be completly wrong. Like I mentioned above, the President works for us and he should do what we want. My loyalties belong to this country, not its president.
862002
Bush haters UNITE!!  Geez where were you when Clinton was porking Monica in the oval office??  You disagree with Bush policies, but have you notice he doesn't put his own di** before the country?  You have to vote for the best candidate, political affiliation be damned.  Bush will work miracles with the Dems in the house now.  You watch.  Bush is no conservative.\n\nTraveler, you are UnAmerican.  Not everyone is a thief that set foot on this land.  We had corruption to be sure, but we also bought a big chunk of land if you remember when Jefferson was President.  What was corrupt about that?
451494
I do.  I don't understand why 80+% of people thought he was a good president when we were going to war and dealing with terrorism and now half of the population has decided he shouldn't have gone.  Where's the consistency?  I guess popular opinion is fickle and that's why I support Bush, because he doesn't just base his decisions on popular opinion.
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I HATE HIM. \n\nDon't listen to the poor brainwashed Americans.\nIt is a great question as it shows youm what the evil propaganda has done to their minds.\nTrying to convince an American to dislike Bush is like TALKING TO A WALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
433413
I am a supporter of President George W. Bush; especially on the war on terror and getting rid of Saddam Hussein. I also support the men and woman in our armed forces and every time one comes to my college, I say to them “Thank you for your service to our country” and each man and women appreciates those words. I know that at one time, Americans stood behind the American armed forces even if they disagreed with how they helped the world. \n\nAs for Americans who BASH BUSH, they drive me up the wall. If your are a supporter of President Bush or not, you should appreciate the fact you live in a great country and here are five reasons I appreciate living in the United States of America no matter if the President of the United States of America is a Democrat or a Republican;\n\n1. I can vote for whoever I feel is the best candidate for a position in office and I am not forced to vote for someone I do not approve of.\n\n2. I can have any type of a career I like as long as I have the skills necessary for that career.\n\n3. As a future parent, I can choose how I would like my children to be educated and if I want them to attend public or private school.\n\n4. As an individual, I can choose where I like to live as long as I can afford housing and the resources I need in order to survive.\n\n5. I am able to worship freely and attend worship where I feel is good for my beliefs. \n\nWhen President George W. Bush term is over, I will miss voting for him; however, I do hope that his Brother Jeb or a strong Republican can become the next President of the United States of America to continue the legacy that George W. Bush had done for the United States of America and for Planet Earth as well.
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How fickle people are, these polls out today are a joke. I would like to see this question posed...what don't you like about Bush, factually, not just off the cuff running your mouth...give me facts.\n\nIsn't it interesting that some 96% of the US population approved of the war in Iraq 4 years ago?  Yet, they don't approve now, sorry folks, you don't just change your mind about war in midstream.  It doesn't work that way.  We didn't have it easy during many wars, and didn't give up and pull out, eventually the tables turned and we were very successful.  I think of the Revolutionary war, WW1 and  WWII.  People seem to forget that we activly fought WWII for 4 years (after it was already in progress for 3 years).  It was awful, it was tough, but we got dragged into it by Japan, just like the terrorists draged us into this one.\n\nSo why is Bush great?  Number one, he has named his priorities and goals and stuck with them.  The economy is very strong, growing so fast the Feds can't raise interest rates fast enough.  I can't see what it is that Americans can blame Bush for when it comes to the economy, most of the damage was done by the terrorists on 9/11.  Bush said he belived in tax cuts, he didn't want new taxes and he wanted Americans to have more money in their pockets so they spent more.  All of the above happened.  I didn't see anyone complaining when they got their $300.00 a few years ago.  The democrats are dying to use taxes to lower the deficit...okay, that means our money folks, you okay with that?\nThere is a time a place for everything, raising taxes during war is not the way to go.\n\nWe have not had another attack on American soil.  If you want to keep the terrorists from attacking innocent Americans, send the military to the terrorists, keep them occupied and kick their asses somewhere else.  The men in the military are all for being out there kicking terrorism in the butt.  That is their job, they signed up for it and trained for it.  They don't just want Americans support they want success, that means letting them finish the job.  Some of these men and women are on their 4th and 5th tours, and wanting to go back for more.\n\nBush tells it like it is.  If he screws up he acknowledges it.  He doesn't mess around with anything.  He gets to the point and moves on.  You can tell how much he learned from his dad and President Regan.  Sometimes he so reminds me of Regan it's astonishing.  \n\nI'm sorry but when Hurricane Katrina came and Bush got the report on the dykes a few days before landfall..what was he going to do about them?  Send peple out to dump dirt on them?  It was too late to rebuild, it was not feasable to get everyone out of the City, hell that shouldn't even be the governments job to do that.  We have been through 3 direct Hurricane landfalls in 2 years where I live in Ft. Pierce, FL (not to mention the 4 indirect storms and depressions) and we took care of ourselves.  This is the land of the elderly.  If we had waited for the government we would have been standing in waist deep water for weeks.   Bush came and saw us, he gave us support, it's more emotional than anything else.  That is what we needed, when you dont' have TV, radio, phone, you feel very isolated.  Having your President come to see you is a great moral booster.  He is very good at that.\n\nBush has reached the point where he really doesn't care what everyone thinks about him.  He is out for doing what he thinks is best for America, not whats best for the social circle.  So if the other countries don't like it well, I'm sorry, but that is the way it is.  As soon as everyone begins to wake up and realize that we are all targets, we will be better off as a nation and a world.  If your President doesn't look after you first, then what good is he?  It's like having a dead beat dad...no thanks, I'll take GW!
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5%, Bush Jr., in a poll I just took from people I met on a bus stop. However, in a poll in a VFW rally I hear he got 99% approval. \n\nLesson: If you do not specify the source, the rating is meaningless.
642430
Absolute geniuses. Bush supporters aren't regular Americans, it doesn't even matter if he gets their vote. The real supporters of bush are the multi-millionaire business men. They put millions into getting him the job and now they are getting rewarded ten times over - tax cuts for the rich, huge increases in military budget, environmental protection of the issue, access to Iraqi oilfields. He (well Cheney and the people who really make decisions) is serving his constituency very well. It's a pity they comprise around 0.1% of the American population.\n\nAs for the regular people who support him, worst kind of idiots!
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The current administration has no interest in what the average American thinks, wants or needs.  That was apparent from the beginning.  But there were plenty of Americans who supported them (Bush and his cronies) then.... and even now.\n\nIn January the democrats will finally be able to have their voices heard.  Do I think the Democrats have all of the answers?    NO.....but at least they represent, in part a large portion of the American public that was opposed to this war in Iraq and was not brain washed by Bushes propaganda.
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To the person who a said about all presidents spy. That is true but its done with approval from congress and judges. Anyway I think most of america wants this idiot impeached! This is a poll from msnbc!\n\nLive Vote  \n Do you believe President Bush's actions justify impeachment?   * 59791 responses  \n \n \n Yes, between the secret spying, the deceptions leading to war and more, there is plenty to justify putting him on trial.\n87%  \n \n No, like any president, he has made a few missteps, but nothing approaching "high crimes and misdemeanors."\n4%  \n \n No, the man has done absolutely nothing wrong. Impeachment would just be a political lynching.\n8%  \n \n I don't know.\n1%