what do u think about bush's politique?
444293
He is the worst president anyone can ask for. Did you know he was planning to go to war with Iraq when he was still in college. And the two towers falling in New York was a setup. His family is friends with the Bin Ladens. You ever see the movie 9/11, check it out.\n\nMy bf is always reading up on polictics with the world today. Here is a site you can check out to read up on more stuff that is happening in the world today. Go to www.truthout.com or www.truthout.org.
509918
Bush has a 34% approval rating in the US. I wouldnt take any of what he says seriously.\n\nAnyway. I wish people would focus on the real issues.
736194
It seems that Mr Bush is a very focused man - which could be a good thing, but has instead been a negative thing.  There have been people inside his administration who have tried to give him advice and he has almost categorically ignored them.  It seems that there is information that is welcomed and accepted, and then there is some information that is swept under the carpet.  I think people feel disenfranchised when the President and congress act as if we are preschool children and we are incapable of making informed decisions at all.  Most Americans are intelligent enough to take the information that is presented to us on a daily basis and form opinions and ideas.  We just wish that we felt represented and not dragged along behind whatever agenda our government decides is important.
508354
I like Bush alot, but I have to admit he is falling on his face quite a bit in the last few months....personally, no I do not feel sorry for him. He could fix the problems, instead of making them worse.
198532
I dont think that Bush is doing a very good job handeling the war. I think that he is leading America down the wrong path. But, he has made a few "good Choices" for our country. But wat r we gonna do hes our pres for wat 2more years so wat r we gunna do? were stuck w/ Bush and we have to live with his bad choices for the country for a few more years. Hopefully a better president will come along in 2008!
788018
Hi Bouch,\n\nI am American and "generation X".  I didn't vote for Bush either time, I voted third Party.  \n\nI never liked him.  I am originally from the NY area and I'm not into that Southern cowboy ignorant act, I also felt he got ahead due to pure nepotism.  I always thought he wasn't exactly the sharpest knife in the drawer.\n--of course now I think it's really an act for the most part, he was inspired by Reagan.-- Don't look like you know too much or they will expect you to answer for more.\n\nI wasn't for the war in Iraq from the start being as it had nothing to do with 9-11.    \nI tried to keep an open mind about it, and since have gone back and forth supporting it and not, usually just being a fence sitter.\nIt makes me sick how many of our boys are dying over there, and yours, of course.\nI feel terribly about the citizens of Iraq, the innocent ones, and the children, they never asked to have a crap dictator, be invaded, and live in a war torn country.  Who deserves that? right?\nWe are so fortunate to live in the Western world, we can sit in comfort and not be so worried our children won't grow up in relative peace (mine anyway, I kind of fear for your country's future).\n\nBut I have to say that there is a point to some of this.   There is an elephant in the middle of the room., that is the jihadi fundamentalist Islam who are indeed in persuit of a one sided religious war on their part.  \n  Part of it might also have to do with immigration policies of the past few decades over in Europe.  \n After all, some of the terrorists were British nationals, and for whatever reason, some of your countries have become fertile breeding ground for Radical Islam and violent Muslims who target the UK and the US.\n\nI don't know why exactly we are in the war in Iraq, people in this country say the same things, with the same questions you do.\nI have said it's for oil as much as anyone on your side.  \nSometimes I wonder if it's for a strategic military installation, a foothold in the middle East to control the population of Arab Muslims as well as secure oil reserves since we are at peak oil production.
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.
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.
417517
I used to hate the man.  And now that everyone hates him--now I'm starting to respect some of his positions: in particular, I like his stance on immigration, and I prefer his--and Condoleeza's--diplomatic efforts during this, his second administration.  My sense is that Mr. Bush is orders of magnitude better than the average Republican, even if McCain, Giuliani, Bloomberg, and Specter are significantly better than him.
516738
No I don't. While I may not be happy with some of his policys the idea of Dems in office right now is down right scary.\n\nThe Dems spend so much time with their hate filled anti-Bush campaign that they are failing to tell the country exactly what their message is.\n\nI am an Independent voter--not a die hard party voter--which means I vote for who I think will do the best job.\nUntil this round of Dems leave office and the party actually gets back to the business of serving the people--I cant see me voting a Democrat into office.\n\nIn fact--right now--I wish there was a viable 3rd party!
728402
I concur, and sadly I don't think we've seen the worst of the wanna be emperor. Bush and the republicans are acting like the azz kicking they got  a month ago at thte polls was an aberration. Bipartisanship and Bush is an oxymoron. He will go down kicking and screaming like the spoiled child that he is.
1070559
i m not frm the US and so watever i m saying here  is in view of the reputation tht he has got abroad.\n\ni think tht he is a shrewd person and thinks abt things quite far off.he visited my country quite recently and the visit on the whole, was so-so. nothing really special abt it. i mean, Bill clinton on his visit was more interesting.\nBeing the prez is no piece of cake... i remember when i was the prez of a very very small org. - the literary club -  in my school... by jove! it was pretty uphill work. so, he, like all the other prez, is under a constant scrutiny. I bet tht he is receiving the same amt of criticism and appreciation as did the others.
449304
While I have some concerns about some of the actions initiated by the President Bush (such as some elements of the Patriot Act) but by and large he is a dedicated and sincere President.\n\nI say this though I have never supported him in an election, but I make a distinction between such reservations and the blatant, unsubstantiated assertions made about the President.  I have no doubt that there are those who want a different president, that is obvious with the virulent yelling of hatred which is so often seen here.  However, I suggest that those who sincerely want a change that there should get involved with political actions which will lead to such change.  To do that is an act of a mature person.  To continue to scream hatred is childish and ineffectual.
134775
We have such a man in office right now. Just because you disagree with him politically does not mean it is not so. President Bush has the courage of his convictions and stands up for what he believes in. You may not agree with his positions, but you cannot deny that you know exactly where he stands.
246200
President Bush allows the death of innocent people including his 'fellow' Americans, his policies cannot be taken seriously as he is a liar who does not care about anything apart from being in charge of the world - I expect though that you would need to take each policy individually and weigh its pros & cons up for ' the good of the many' and discuuss the negatives and positive outcomes of each one.
162843
George Bush Jr. for me....Ready to head to war even before 9-11...fiscal irresponsibility....too many disturbing images of hugging and kissing the members of the royal house of Saud...\n\nAnd, in my lifetime..I have never seen the country so extremely divided....\n\nBush claimed to want to "heal" our nation...but it has been split down the middle..and the two side are drifting farther and farther apart....\n\nAlso, when reviewing his first 4 years..and asked if he made any mistakes...or could have done anything differently or better...he replied "Nope."
400992
Actually the President really has very little power, even though we are lead to believe that he holds in his hands every decision or act.  But as President, I think Bush has been fine.  He certainly has areas that even I don't agree with, but when it comes to standing for this country my hat is off to him.  When it come to standing for something he does, as long as he feel and thinks it is best course to take.   \n\nI think the question aught to be is Congress doing a good job.  That is the question and that is what you are feeling and seeing.  They are doing a bad job. ALL OF THEM