Jeb wasn't stupid enough to take the job and George is probably easier to control...?
442158
Pay at the pump, that is how George W. wants it. It is just a shame that 1/3 of the people are still fooled by him.
647586
Unfortunatly, she'd probably do a better job than Bush. Then so would Mickey Mouse, or even this squishy stuff I just pulled out from between my toes....\nSQUISHY STUFF FOR PRESIDENT!
1017078
Lol I love your question man. To tell you the truth I asked myself the same thing. And I think he may pass off for stupid. I think he's just not fit to be president and that his advisors weren't helpful to improve that.
107413
Last night Jay Leno was talking about this shooting, and said, "Oh,no. What if we find out Bush was the SMART one all along?!"\nSeriously, thank goodness the guy wasn't hurt too badly, but I do think the guys in the White House are morons! (and bad shots too---"
1147266
Bush's job is not to run the country, his job is to be the puppet for those who are truly running the country.  You don't seriously think that Bush is actually fit to be a president he is as dumb as they come.  He was chosen by the others based on his bloodline.  Presidents are all chosen not elected, the illusion of voting is just that it's an illusion.  So don't get mad at what the dummy prez is doing he just being he.  They really don't need him anymore anyway, they've done enough with him that can't be changed anyway.  Your freedoms are almost completely gone.  Here's a video that might give you an idea about what really went down with 9-11 if you dare to watch.  If one can't see what's really going on after watching this then one gets what one deserves.  Ignorance is BLISS!  Enjoy!!
744171
doesn't matter what we'd do IF... there's a thousand what would you do if's that you could think about in your mind. the point is, we're NOT in charge, and we didn't make those decisions. and if Bush made the wrong one's, he has to take the blame for that, not have his decisions lessened in their weight by trying to wonder what we would have done. he was elected to do a job, he was trusted to do a job. when he fails, he has to take the wrap. it's not for me to wonder what i would have done because it wasn't be who botched the job. it was him.
667602
His exit can't come soon enough. Hopefully, Americans won't be stupid enough to put Jeb Bush in his place. (Are these clowns the ones who make baked beans?) Oh, they couldn't be because the beans would be half-baked.
709368
You mean Jeb Bush?  No idea what you are talking about.  Why if the word "Bush" in the question there is a 90% chance the question is just idiocy?
464619
He has been sacked because he was found sleeping and dreaming while on duty. He was negligent towards his duties as he should have been awake as a GUARD. But in reality he would not have been sacked if the President were aware of the power his sixth sense/ability to have dreams which are likely to predict foreseeable future. Any wise man in Power would give him different duty and absorb the talent with reward. 'Right man for right cause...' if the man in power is wise and he normally is, beyond doubt!
414729
The man has got a very busy schedule, and must only spend his time doing what is most important.  In fact, I heard from a good source, that right now George is playing a drunken game of Hide and Seek with his Secret Service agents, out on the white house lawn.\n\n  TO ANYONE FROM ANOTHER COUNTRY, KNOW THAT AMERICANS THINK THAT BUSH IS AN IDIOT ALSO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nHe is not what Americans stand for, (Yes I know, ironic isn't it) and quite honestly is an embarrassment to most of the civilized nation.  He'll be out of the white house very soon, so if you're living outside of the USA, know that we too are counting the days that we will not have to deal with his never ending "MISTAKES."  Hopefully when the new President takes office, he will restore the dignity of his title and of this nation.
508828
Well maybe if he had questioned most of the decisions that were put in front of him he would not have made so many mistakes. It could well be that this is exactly whats wrong with President Bush He Listens to much to the wrong people.\nI suppose it don't matter now anyway he will be gone soon enough. Maybe the next President will question more and avoid making the same error's as G W BUSH Jr.
1095814
A slightly more intelligent president.
579701
"Jeb"(stands for John Ellis Bush), the president's brother, is Governor of Florida.  I've lived there, and frankly, he was a pretty good governor, and is quite popular in the state with all varieties of people. I think he would have made a much better president than the current Bush.  He is far more intelligent, and seems to have more consistent principles. He's never had a drinking problem, and appears to be a very stable man. If he were president, I don't think we'd be in Iraq today, I think we'd have made much more progress in Afghanistan, and I think our economy would be much healthier. Plus, the immigration issue would never have become the firestorm it is today, because it would have been dealt with intelligently years ago.  He speaks Spanish fluently, having spent time as an exchange student in Mexico, where he met is future wife, who is Mexican.  He has a far better understanding of the world.  \n\nIt certainly is POSSIBLE that he could run, but I think it would be highly unlikely.  First, he recognizes that the Bush name carries a lot of negative weight at this point in history. Secondly, his family has had some problems in the last few years, and I think he'd rather put those issues firmly in the past before he considers higher office.  (For those who don't know, his daughter Noelle has struggled with a drug problem, and his wife Columba was caught trying to sneak past customs without reporting items she purchased while visiting Paris - she was fined over $4000).  I think Jeb is looking forward to a few years out of the public eye so that he can spend time with the family and ensure that these types of things are not ongoing problems, before he would consider running for anything again.\n\nIt is possible that he might consider running for president sometime in the future, perhaps 5 or 10 years from now.  But the far more likely scenario is that Jeb's son, George P. Bush, might be considered for political office 20 or more years from now.  He made quite a stir when he spoke at the 2004 Republican Convention.\n\nWhile I can certainly understand why people would be opposed to having another Bush in power at this time, I'd suggest that these two brothers are very different people.  I agree that it is time for a change.  But Jeb is not the same person as George W., and seems to hold very different values.  I don't think he will run.  I don't think he would win if he DID run.  But even if he did, I don't think we would see the same approach to the world that his brother has taken.  It would be a very different world.
683296
This absolutely true, and they should have to be checked to see if they are competent also. I think George bush is insane myself.
336270
no...  in office... he was an idiot...an ineffective liberal president who's  term will never stand out in history...its nice that he has found something worth while to dedicate his life to...  now if he would only stay out of politics..lol...
1138416
My friends and I have a theory on ol' GW. Maybe we've watched too much Star Wars, but there's a similar pattern of action that we've dubbed the "Palpatine Method". George questionably shimmied his way into the presidency and just as people were starting to put him down, the best thing ever that could have happened to an unfavored leader happened: we were attacked. Plenty of evidence has been presented to finger him as knowing ahead of time and possibly even orchestrating the whole thing, but he's a real charmer and people are willing to overlook facts in the hopes that our leader will be strong and pull us through. I've listened to his speeches and cringed at his Patriot Act and Homeland Security. I was terrified at his last State Of The Union Address. Our theory is that, come time for the next election, there will be another attack, after which Bush will rally for emergency powers that the senate will happily give. Keep the man who's been there since the beginning as the one who'll see it to the end. We fear he may not step down after this, and although this is no Galactic Empire, would you want to have this intrusive, eerily tactical creature as your dictator supreme for as long as he can survive? Not me, I want to move to Switzerland before it gets out of hand. George W. Bush is not as stupid as everyone thinks or as he portrays himself to be. He is a very dangerous man, like a rabid dog that needs to be put down for the safety of all in America and the lives and values we hold dear. Vote Walken in 2008.
1180165
He's too intelligent for the job.  Seriously, though, something like 2/3 of libertarians didn't actually want to vote for him because they didn't think he was serious, wasn't a libertarian, and would diminish the party's credibility.