Is it still fashionable to hate George Bush or has it become cliche?
545622
It's a fashion statement, friend, and fear of rejection. I you don't hate Bush, you don't belong to the modern, trendy, peppy, MTV culture.\n\nPeople tend to erect false fronts to hide what they are.
479907
What ever happened to something called respect. George Bush is first of all our president and should be treated with respect. He is human, so of course he will make mistakes. At least Mr. Bush hasn't been in bed with every female that is infatuated with him or have a wife that is so power hungry that she'll tell any lie or have people bumped off to achieve her goal of being president. You must remember that what you hear about all the presidents or  anyone in the public eye  is mostly what our corrupt press wants you to hear.
68648
I do not complain about President Bush.  I know tons of people that do, but, I feel the guy is doing the best he can.  We re-elected him to finish a job and that we must do!  We look bad when be bad mouth our own.  Yeah, I mean freedom of speech is OK and all, but we as Americans just go for the throat most of the time.  \n\nGreetings from Beautiful New York City, USA!!!
625542
You question assumes that he was elected the first time around. I disagree. He was selected. Second time...his cronies owned and built the voting machines,and Kerry was a shallow puppet douche. Add it up, it was rigged. I hate Bush. I assume that you hate Bush. 69% of the country hates Bush. And the rest of the whole world hated Bush. ABASSO IL RE! (Italian, not Spanish. For all you little bigots out there clenching your teeth and shaking your little fists, there is a difference.)
1139314
2000-2005: Heck yeah.  I kept seeing him with harsh reviews, and constant attacks for no apparent reason, but from liberal sissies who literaly threatened to flee the country if Bush was elected president again.  He can't do whatever everyone wants him to do people!  Hes fallen under stress with the war in Iraq, and has been in trouble since then.  He needs support, not feedback.  Now do us a favor and can it!\n\n2006: Not at all.  I used to be a Bush supporter, as already said.  Now, my repulicanism is going down the drain, as is my hopes of this torment ending.  The war in Iraq, Neuclear threats, Anthrax, Snipers...and we even abandoned Osama Bin Laden!  For crying out loud, do you not know how our Middle East conflicts in Bushs term (Not the war in iraq, but on terrorism) started!?  Where has Osami gone to?  We would know, had Bush not set his mind elsewere
623827
It's true that it has come back in style since 9-11. Maybe because celebrities got really involved (if they don't, they're heartless supposedly), so people just followed their idols.\nBut political people are really starting to bug me. I mean, I have my (strong) opinions on certain issues, but they're mine---I don't take them from my relatives or my "idols"---and I don't flaunt them, as is the trend.
965942
That's not a bad question, it is true the being the leader of the free world, is let's just say---ummm, stressful.  There is no way I could do it, nor would I want to.  There are many reasons that I dislike this particular president.  If you want your mind opened a bit, watch this video:  http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7218920724339766288&q=loose+change\n\nIt will change your opinion on him and his policies, I can almost guarantee it.\n\nI'm not anti-american, I'm just pro-democracy and informed choice.
972190
He's been the President I have wanted him to be and I don't really give a crap if the loony lefties like it or not. They had their 8 years with their big hero Billy Bob Clinton who was more interested in getting his knob polished than he was in carrying out the duties entrusted to him. Clinton's legacy is a pair of dirty-kneed pantyhose and a stained blue dress, a looted White house and a wife who was indicted for frauds and would probably be in prison if they hadn't found a sympathetic Democratic dishonorable judge. I think she probably would have thrived in prison.\n\nGeorge Bush has restored a sense of honor to the White House that was sadly lacking during the reign of the horny hillbilly and his despicable supporters who just can't get over the fact that their handpicked successor to Clinton crashed and burned because he's got the IQ of a dead clam.
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.
484466
Actually, I have recently taken the current Bush administration's approach with pretty electrifying results:  First, deny the accusation.  Then, quickly choose a subject to talk about that is related but does not directly address the issue.  And lastly, end my retort with a personal attack on the person doing the criticizing.  \nMy only struggle has been that because I choose my friends so specifically, there is no criticism to deal with.  No wonder he's so good at it!
894497
No it is not. Most of Bushes friends are crooks...example Ken Lay. ENRON\narrogant and deluded the whole lot of them
480947
I'm an old-school Republican, and I'll tell you right now I can't stand Bush. a lot of so-called Republicans like him because they don't know what the GOP even is.\nI don't think Bush is a conservative Republican, I think he's a wealthy white man who calls himself Republican. he is not really going after terrorism, he is doing NOTHING for New Orleans, he doesn't give a flying flip about our economy, he isn't cutting any taxes, in short he's just a richer version of his dad.\nRepublicans need to get back to basics, as much as some of you guys are going to hate this, people like Sean Hannity and Ann Coulter are the soul of the GOP.\nI make this prediction: Hillary will win in 2008. And the GOP will go back to its roots or it will not survive.
966338
I don't think many serious historians will consider him to be anywhere near that famously bad, but he is actually definitely in the running for the worst president in American history (link 1, below).\n\nAfter all, if you look at the huge blunders that have caused other presidents to be considered to be the worst in American history, it's not too hard to find an analogue that the most recent Bush has also committed.  Consider the overt corruption, the exposed illegal activities, the erroneous wars, the devisive name-calling... all of these FACTS and matters of public record.\n\nIn truth, I'm actually rooting for him to get the title.  I think it would be interesting to live in the time of someone who might so famously go down in history.  I'm a little disappointed that he lost congress' help.  But we still have two more years...
186939
The question must be viewed in the same light as other first ladies.  This country has had Hilary Clinton, who you might hate but she did get elected Senator and all you haters (I personally won't vote for her) we have to admit she is popular.  And there is Elenor Roosevelt, and Jackie O Kennedy.  So amoungst these who have had serious popularity and adoration, even Elenor's contributions,  we must acknowledge that Mrs. Bush does not compare with these greats.\n\nTherefore we place her in my view in the second category, that is, the rest of em save one or two others who were pretty good, as just eye candy really.\n\nThere was one mrs wilson who apparently ran the nation for a while, if not here someone around that time
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.
970085
i hate bush and i've hated him since the beginning of all his b.s.
597831
That's called stereotyping.. dude you should stop believing in Bush..