What do you think about George W. Bush and his politic?
444650
They are the real terrorist !! \nThey said there were a massive weapons in Iraq, so they attacked Iraq. In fact, they didn't find the weapons until today. They sent the troops there just for the OILS and actually it's US who is afraid of Saddam Hussein.\nThey attacked Afganishtan because they claimed that Osama bin Laden is the one who responsible for the 9/11. In fact, it was not Osama's work. It the US government work. Watch Loose Change 2nd Edition from www.video.google.com, and you'll see how perfect is the conspiracy that the us gov made to destroy the WTC, killed their own citizens, blame Osama, and attack Afganishtan. \n\nThey are the real terrorist. Maybe, you and all the Americans don't realize how bastard is your gov.
5633
i really dont think he cares about his image,thats why his leadership and loyalty as an american trumps most political figures.clinton would poll to figure out where his ideas were.bush has conviction so his ideas are his.i think some of his decisions in his presidency will prove fruitful leading to good image.hes got my vote
565287
I am not against George Bush. He is a decent honest man. He cares about this country, both present and future. However, he is only one man and too many people want to blame him, or the government for their own stupid problems and lousy choices in life. How can anybody blame one person for all their problems. We have a huge government from local on up. On one hand people like you hate George Bush, on the other you act as if though he has the power of God. If everybody would accept responsibility for their own actions and not expect the government to solve all their problems, the country and the world would be a much better place. Why do hate him? If you live in the United States you have more opportunity than most people in the world. How is George Bush messing up your life? What are you doing to make life better in this country? I would like to hear it.
229189
No. I think he has done a pretty good job. He has made one big mistake. Supporting Bush in the Iraq war. Everything else has been ok.
972592
George Bush IS a great president. He is the best person we could have had in office when 9-11 hit. He's done a great job economically. Our economy is on the rise. He is also steadfast when it comes to the war on terror. I know that he cannot run for a 3rd term but if he could I would vote for him again.
468448
I think President Bush is a great president.  He is almost as good as Ronald Reagan.  I absolutely love Georgie Bush!
62238
Most summaries, no matter how unjudgemental they will sound, will have a political slant on it.\n\nCheck out:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_W._Bush\n\nThe Basics:\n- He has lowered taxes\n- He started the "War on Terror" after the 9/11 events.\n- He went after and captured terrorists in Afganastan.\n- He ordered the troups into Iraq.  This is one of the most politically argued events of his career.  Prior to going in, both Democrats and Republicans had been pushing to go into Iraq for some time (Clinton was even under pressure to go in there).  In Iraq many terrorists have been captured or killed.\n\n- He gave money to faith based organizations for the express purpose of helping the needy.  An example would be soup kitchens, etc.\n\n- He has pushed for more HIV/AIDS research and got $15 billion from congress to help fun this.\n\n- He currently has a push going to strengthen the borders and illegal aliens coming accross.\n\n- He has selected several new judges for the Supreme Court.\n\n- Signed the law into effect that gave perscription drug coverage to medicare.\n\n- Signed the "No Child Left Behind" Act which was chief sponsored by Ted Kennedy.\n\n... And Much Much More.\n\nAlso, an interesting note is that the unemployment rate during the second Bush term is at a low that has not been seen in a couple decades.
855864
Many historians think that he's the worst in SOME AREAS.  For instance, his handling of the environment has been deemed the worst, and that even George Washington had more regard for the environment.  His tax policies that benefit mostly the rich are also extreme, in that they make Nixon look like a flaming liberal.  I think he has mis-handled the war in Iraq, but we also had Vietnam in recent history.  It is all a matter of opinion, and my opinion is that he definitely isn't the BEST president we've ever had.  And one can truly make the argument that he was put there by his peers so they (Rumsfeld, Rice, Cheney, etc) could run the country.  I actually feel pretty sorry for him, because I think he's just a simple guy that got in too deep.
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I cried when he stole the first election & could not believe that US citizen were so uninformed that he was actually elected again.  He has exceeded my expections of his eliteism & sense of entitlement. George Bush has no clue how the "real world" works and has never lived in it.  OUR world is being destroyed while he lives in his own little bubble & listens to dinasours which, I believe, are extinct!?! \nHe will NEVER admit to a mistake if it was slapping him in the face.  I've stopped praying that he will make good decisions & have started praying that the rest of his mistakes won't have the dire consequences he & his followers already created.  In closing, I feel George Bush has a God complex.  He knows what God wants because he feels he IS God.
679100
Bush is one of the best presidents ever!!! A very good man. True he is not right about everything but who is. He is doing great under the circumstances. The media totally misrepresents him.
219060
I think Bush is a great guy, just lacking the wisdom necessary for being the president.\n\nHe spends money like a teenager with her parents' credit card trying to impress her friends.\n\nHe cherry-picked info to come up with the conclusion he wanted. (WMD's)\n\nHe made very poor decision for appointments (FEMA's Brown)\n\nHis poor communication skills are no match for combatting the liberal media. (And he's has given them a lot of ammunition)\n\nHey, Shepherd - No president has much control over economics.  What little they can do has little or no immediate effect.
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with everything that has happened, you cant help but question his leadership style. Lets break it down, \n1)Delegation is a big part of his leadership of the country. He delegates practically everything, which, honestly, is what a good leader does. He has appointed various people as being in charge of different aspects from FEMA to border patrol to homeland security, to etc. etc. This is a good move in my opinion because it carries the view of more than just one person. HOWEVER, the people that are in teh leadership positions are "yes men". Granted, bush doesn't always have say in who is in charge of what but he should at least check up on them on a regular basis. \n2)Taxes. Well, with him there has been a flux in this subject. both up and down depending on which taxes we talk about. National tax is down but prices for gas and other "necessaties" are up. \n3)Relations. This is the kicker for most people. The guy is from Texas. If you've never met people that actually grew up in Texas, than honestly, you cant compare him to the rest of the country. I've lived in Texas, Florida, Washington, Virginia, plus VARIOUS countries overseas. People from Texas have something different from the rest of the states and world. THey are more direct. Even more than New Yorkers. So the way he deals and speaks not only to us but to other presidents is something to question and worry about. However, he is a person that sticks to what he believes in and does not bend because people do not agree with him.\n4)Responsibility. Hell, no president will ever fully admit total responsibility when things go wrong so we should expect bush to do it either. Clinton did things that are immoral and yet, people didn't say much. \nComparing him to other presidents in the past, he may not be the best but no other president had to deal with the issues bush is dealing with currently. People say "this is just like what happened with ......" If it was really the same thing, than it would be completely similar to what happened in the past. But, it will never be like that because things have changed from a decade ago, let alone fifty/sixty years ago.\nOverall, leadership wise, he is the guy I chose over any other canidates. He is more straight forward and somewhat trustworthy. All the others seemed more concerned with the title "President" as apposed to the responsibilities it came with. Bush is the only one that gave examples in all of the debates and talks. Everyone else said they "had a plan" but NEVER illustrated that plan to anyone. Well, if you have a plan.... what is it? I asked this question month after month with no response from any other canidate. In the end, i don't think bush has done that bad. could be better but not as bad as some make him out to be.
613284
President Bush has had more to deal with than most other Presidents. I think he has made mistakes but it has been a tough 6 years. I don't think any politician would have done well in this Presidency. I don't think any politician can run our country.I think the people who are capable of leading this country aren't even in politics. They are too smart to even want to be involved with the spectacle that we call a government.
394258
As a person maybe, as a president he is better than was the option but he leaves a lot to be desired. I am on his side for most issues but not all and I find him to at least be willing to do what he believes to be right. That is rare in politics. He will make the hard choices and stand behind them and that takes balls in his line of work.
933335
Politically, I don't care for his policies.\n\nAs a person, he seems very friendly, and personable.
28304
I don't think President Bush is fat.  In fact, he runs daily and has very good health. Also, he is not that big.  I would say for a man his age, he is quite normal.  I hope that I am in that condition when I am his age.  I would hope that both liberals and conservatives could agree that President Bush is neither Big or Fat.\n\nNow on to why he is a moron....\nOnce again, President Bush is not a moron.  He is a liar, a thief, and possibly a mass murderer.  He is not stupid, he knows exactly what is happening.  I don't think Hitler was a moron either.  I think Hitler was a horrible person with extreme views that are morally unacceptable.  Bush is in the same league as Hitler.\n\nIt is really ashame, because I would respect President Bush more if he was a moron.  If he was a moron, he would not of been able to be elected president.  I think he would actually make a good high school baseball coach.\n\nUnfortunatly for us, he was able to convice millions of MORONS to vote for him by claiming that he supported American values.  (I am not saying that everyone who voted for Bush is a moron, if I owned millions of shares in Halliburton and didn't have a soul, I would have voted for President Bush as well)   Sure, he supports the right for Americans to watch football and drink beer, but he also supports the rights of companies like Halliburton to pull the strings of America like a marionette puppet.
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Can't completely evaluate his presidency right now.  We will have to see what becomes of all the things he has set in motion.\nKeep in mind that some of our best presidents were wildly unpopular in their day - Jefferson, Lincoln, and T. Roosevelt.  I am not suggesting he will ever be in that league, just that there is a good chance that all the rhetoric about what is going on is short sighted and prevents us from properly evaluating the long term impact of his presidency.\nAs a man I guess he's a good guy.  He cares for his family; doesn't seem to lie, cheat, or steal (I can't listen to those panty-wearring sisies who think he lied everyone into war - if they're not even smart enough to read the actual words he used and pay attention to the UN Resolutions).  I think he's a little creepy sometimes, but I'm not inviting him to any cook-outs.\nAs a world leader?  Hmmm.  I don't care.  If the euro-weenies and insecure Canadians don't like him what do I care?  If the presidency had to answer to all those constituencies then we would be in real trouble.\nMy opinion about his presidency in generic terms:  C- on domestic issues (the brutal expansion of the federal government) and grades are still out on foreign issues (if I had to guess it's probably going to be around a B-.