How many of you agree that the W.W.E. has gone down hill....severely?
545901
Wrestling has long been stupid, I find.  There is no element of a real contest, the "characters" are completely outrageous, and it has become such a soap opera that there's a phone number you can call to find out what happened on wrestling.  I would have wanted to see an actual contest, not the idiotic stuff on pay per view!  Don't get me wrong, I like Sumo, but at least winning yokozuna in Japanese sumo has some element of athletic prowress, unlike a match that's all about the trash talk.
1029621
Have you heard him speak lately, its hysterical! He was bad enough durring the Presidential election but now he has really lost, kind of like AL Gore did.He cant even keep a store straight in a 5 minute interview. Its a really sad statement about the state of our country that we came close to electing these to idiots as our leader.I am not a huge George W fan, but think that he's done what he has thought best for the country and not what will boost his ratings in the opinion polls... but I guess that is obvious!
798971
No.\n\nRepubs are on the way out because people have finally figured out that they have nothing to offer the vast majority of Americans.
74945
Absolutely, and has been for the last five.\nSince last year, the US has lost a major city (New Orleans), Walmartised yet more of its white-collar jobs, and lost yet more foreign credibility. Clearly the coalminers bear testimony to his relentless assault on regulation, unions and the environment. Bush is a global pariah. Sharon is out of power and Blair will be gone within a few years. Even Harper in Canada had to strenuously distance himself to get elected.\n\nBut back to New Orleans. It's the invisible 800-lb gorilla in the room. Why does Bush profess to care passionately about democracy and the standard of living in al-Anbar province but not Louisiana? Please tell me.\nWhy no bipartisan congressional inquiry?\nI want to see a vox pop from the streets of NO, Baton Rouge or Houston.\n\n[Oh no, he's just started on abortion and stem cells. Let's see if he mentions Terri Schiavo...]
1168808
I am with you all the way. Some positive things are happening in Iraq and some progress is being made...but at a terrible cost of coalition and iraqi lives.\nThis war was a mistake, but no one in the white house will admit that they screwed up, so they say "We must stay the course" which is just another way of saying, "if we pull out now, it will be admitting that it was all a mistake, so let's KEEP making the mistake and maybe we will come out smelling like a rose."\n(Which isn't going to happem)
321940
I think at this moment in time, anything can improve the economy.  I can't even imagine it going downhill from here.  It has gotten so bad in some parts, the only place to look is up.  I think the only thing that can bring the economy down is shipping off millions of immigrants who take the jobs that most native citizens couldn't afford to take anyway.
214562
Sucks big time\na lot of us are still scratching our heads wondering,\n"what new mess is this bozo gonna get us into next ?".
565777
It hit 200 points below today on top of the 140 so yesterday.  The peak got everyone excited then came the slide down.. this really sucks for the time.. n the worst maybe yet to come, but lets see if things are put into control before that...
985726
I think so. The media has never been completely fair to us with regard to how we're portrayed. No group of people falls into one category of anything. I'm sure it's discouraging for many of us. I think it's a shame.
699411
Better days may be a long way off...first we have to clean up all the mess. \n\nBut it was an awesome day wasn't it ;)
915210
According to our government it hasn't reached that point yet.  According to those on the ground over there it's almost in full swing.  Who to believe?  I think I'll believe those who are in the middle of it, rather than the Administration that has been dancing around it.
1133456
yea its sad.......\nits been 6 years in war already.... and i think this country has been crippled...\n\npeople arent the same any more due to the war...
656325
greed........ it will be the undoing of us all. It's probably too late to do something, the hippies of the sixtys have sold out, gave up and are now part of the problem. \n\nI doubt we will ever see such a socially conscience generation again.\n\nThe giant corporate pigs have taken over almost every free country on the planet. It's over unless money goes away. Otherwise, corrupt attornies and corporate turds will rule, and milk us for our blood. \n\nThink about it. Govenments give BILLIONS of dollars of tax breaks to ONLY the richest. Working class people are DOOMED.\n\nI must add RIPPER IN THE SHADOWS, you and YOUR attitude are the problem... go to he ll you idiot. You're LOST dude.
96420
I'm not sure that it was wayyy to slow.. they made it seem like they did everything in their power to make things happen.. I know trying to get people down there was difficult but ALOT of people pitched in to do what they can... I thought it really proved us to pull together as a country... My friend was down there going to school and she said the MEDIA made it seem like the gov. wasn't doing anything but she said there was ALOT being done.. so I guess we can just hope the gov tries to get it back to normal/or better quckly.
221767
i think its all a load of crap and it should be dropped like every other political issue we have been crying about for the past 50 years.... all i gotta say is that we came to america and invaded the idians.... they are not crying about it, instead they went out and made a fortune on casinos and smoke shops.... lets quit being babies about this crap and do something productive for a change... hell you would think that it would only take watching mlk getting killed for what he fought for... but i guess not
752014
at some point when all the jobs are gone, yes, currently no, as the powerful have all the resourses, and too many people beleive their b.s. so they follow blindly. Currently however people haven't wised up enough to unite and become a force to be reckoned with
809168
Considering exit polls showed more people were concerned with the recent scandals than with the war, probably not...but it might have been closer.\n\nI have to admit I'm surprised to see changes happening so quickly though... apparently Dubya is not actually a president-shaped cd player with 'stay the course' stuck on infinite repeat after all. I mean this man has been beating his head against this particular brick wall for years now... while some 6 billion or so people throughout the world said 'Uh, buddy... you fu.cked up and this is NOT actually working' and all it took was a thorough official trouncing of the GOP to get him to realize that maybe SOMEbody ought to be looking for actual solutions. So I guess he's not entirely brain dead after all, but it still bears mentioning that my eleven year old niece was able to figure out that Iraq wasn't going very well quite some time ago.\n\nOf course it remains to be seen if anybody can really pull our collective American butts out of this mess, but at least we have some hope.