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George W Bush, Like or Hate
Do u like or hat George w Bush
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post Sep 1 2004, 12:12 AM
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I think George W bush is not a good president.. i aint into this whole republi thing, but i think he is gay, putten us through all this stuff.. _dry.gif
 
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post Sep 1 2004, 12:25 AM
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post Sep 1 2004, 12:49 AM
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Who is George Bush?
 
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post Sep 1 2004, 02:32 AM
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I actually think he's ok. But that wasn't a choice so I just said I love him...I don't hate him...but I don't love him lol
 
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post Sep 1 2004, 06:48 AM
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like i said b4 i dont have probs with him ..........i just think his choice to rush into iraq wtih out a plan for peace was very foolish...........
 
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post Sep 1 2004, 07:57 AM
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QUOTE(hcosurfkid @ Sep 1 2004, 12:12 AM)
I think George W bush is not a good president.. i aint into this whole republi thing, but i think he is gay, putten us through all this stuff.. _dry.gif

Gay? You think it was him who put us through 9/11(Al Qaeda)? You think it was him who put us in the recession (Clinton did)?
 
ComradeRed
post Sep 1 2004, 08:24 AM
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Nobody "put us in" the recession. Recessions happen -- just like expansions do. It's an economic fact.
 
sikdragon
post Sep 1 2004, 08:32 AM
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Clinton did ruined the economy.
Bush has done a great job with the economy. It has been 20 years since the economic growth has been as high as it is now. 1.1 million jobs were created since last september. the maufacturing employment index hasnt been as high as it is now since 1987. The current home ownership rate is 68%.< that is more than any point in american history. Stockmarket investors gained more than 2.5 trillion dollars just this last year.
Bush has kept us alive throughout the whole war. <thats a good thing.
Bush has moral back bone.<doesnt bend his views to gain votes. which is a good thing.
 
ComradeRed
post Sep 1 2004, 09:31 AM
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No, it's been five years since eocnomic growth has been as high as it was now.

Bush "doesn't bend his views to gain votes"? HAHAHAHA!!!

In 2000, Bush was:

- AGAINST Nation-Building and Warlike Foreign Policy
- AGAINST Increasing Government Spending
- AGAINST Affirmative Action
- AGAINST Federal Involvement in Education and Healthcare
- AGAINST Amnesty for Illegal Immigrants (I am actually for this)
- AGAINST More Gun Control

In 2004, Bush is:

- FOR Nation-Building and Aggressive Foreign Policy
- FOR Increased Government Spending (on a deficit, at that)
- FOR Affirmative Action
- FOR Federal Involvement in Education and Healthcare
- FOR Amnesty for Illegal Immigrants (just to appease Hispanic voters, who could make the difference in Florida, etc.)
- FOR More Gun Control (including an assault weapons ban)

He's flipped flopped just as much as Kerry has -- and on bigger issues.
 
sikdragon
post Sep 1 2004, 09:50 AM
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The economy has grown 5.5% in the last nine months. it hasnt expierienced growth that strong in 20 years.

you do realize that times have changed and according to intel that was delivered to the white house, the iminent threat was growing.

and i said bend to gain votes. If anything doing what he has done has lost votes, anyone could have predicted that.

Bush isnt for affirmative action.
"If you're asking me, am I for quotas, the answer is absolutely not. Quotas don't work. Quotas pit people against each other. Quotas aren't right in our society. "-Bush

He hasn't flip-flopped.

Didn't have the military so like the russians they built rockets only they dont have rockets so they created biological weapons which were tested on kuwait. We are still alive and thriving.
 
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post Sep 1 2004, 10:06 AM
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ugh.. no one will ever know just how much i strongly HATE that man.. i cant wait untill hes out of office.. so yea sure the economy has grown.. great, and im pretty sure that the same thing could have happened with anyone in office be it gore, or bush.. so if thats the greatest thing hes done.. that is really sad.. reallllllly sad..
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post Sep 1 2004, 10:15 AM
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no it's not the greatest he has done. and no gore couldnt have done that, he wouldve given himself a heart attack when 9/11 happened searching for his camo lock box.

but i have a question for you. Is it somehow feesible that your animosity toward the president is completely unfounded by anything but your own need to hate?
 
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post Sep 1 2004, 11:14 AM
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post Sep 1 2004, 11:46 AM
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QUOTE(sikdragon @ Sep 1 2004, 10:15 AM)
but i have a question for you. Is it somehow feesible that your animosity toward the president is completely unfounded by anything but your own need to hate?

The animosity is unfounded? Bush is a ding dong moron and Cheney is a ding dong wacko. Bush is anti-gay and anti-everybody who is not American. Wow, Bush kept the US alive in the war. Last time I checked the war was in the Middle East and not in North America. And btw, he hasn't kept many Americans alive in the war, he just sent them to an early death.

He and his friends flat out lied to the whole nation. I think that is reason enough to dislike him.
 
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post Sep 1 2004, 12:56 PM
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he did what he had to do reguardless of what others think, and my opinino is that ppl always say he put us through this, u dont believe u have the right to say anything about that subject unless you or one of your family members are in the military and until then keep yo mouth shut
 
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post Sep 1 2004, 01:21 PM
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you do realize that times have changed and according to intel that was delivered to the white house, the iminent threat was growing.


So it's okay for BUSH to change his ideas when times change, but not okay for Kerry? Even if your METHODS change over time, a man of integrity never changes his PRINCIPLES. Bush has.

Even if, taking your argument, there WAS an imminent threat... if Bush had integrity, he would hired someone to assassinate Hussein or destroy their weapons. However, he sent troops into Iraq and began creating a REGIME CHANGE -- i.e. Nation-Building. He has begun valuaing Iraq over America ... he has abandoned his principles.

And what does an imminent threat have to do with, say... affirmative action? Is Saddam going to send agents to go to our public schools? Or gun control? Do the Iraqis buy their guns from the NYPD (they probably do, nvm).

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and i said bend to gain votes. If anything doing what he has done has lost votes, anyone could have predicted that.


Bush supports affirmative action and illegal immigrant amnesty for one reason only: The Hispanic vote.

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Bush isnt for affirmative action.
"If you're asking me, am I for quotas, the answer is absolutely not. Quotas don't work. Quotas pit people against each other. Quotas aren't right in our society. "-Bush


Yes... in that SAME ARTICLE, he says that WHILE he is against Quotas, he is FOR flexible affirmative action.

"We should not be satisfied with the current numbers of minorities on Americans college campuses. Much progress has been made; much more is needed. University officials have the responsibility and the obligation to make a serious, effective effort to reach out to students from all walks of life"
--Bush

"I support colleges affirmatively taking action to get more minorities in their school.... I support diversity."
--Bush

"Bush also said he agrees with last year's Supreme Court ruling that struck down the University of Michigan's admission plan -- but said race can be a factor. He says colleges should "strive for diversity."
--Chicago Network

Who is FOR quotas? Quotas have been illegal since the 70s.

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He hasn't flip-flopped.

Didn't have the military so like the russians they built rockets only they dont have rockets so they created biological weapons which were tested on kuwait. We are still alive and thriving.


Of course we are still alive. Iraq posed no threat to our mainland.

The only "Americans" threatened by Hussein were our troops in Saudi Arabia, and they shouldn't have been ther in the first place.
 
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post Sep 1 2004, 04:11 PM
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Comrade -- I think I know you're an intelligent person.

Intelligent person to intelligent person, you don't honestly think Kerry would be better for our foreign policy, do you? He doesn't even know where he stands, and shouldn't flaunt about how much better off our economy would be if he presided, for the simple fact that it's in a cycle of its own doing.

Economies climb, and drop, climb, and drop. It's a never ending cycle that seems to be always pinned on whatever commander-in-chief sits in the Oval Office at that specific time (usually a Republican).
 
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post Sep 1 2004, 05:06 PM
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He's flipped flopped just as much as Kerry has -- and on bigger issues.


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He hasn't flip-flopped.


i <3 how flip-flop is becoming such a well known term in politics. biggrin.gif
 
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post Sep 1 2004, 07:12 PM
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QUOTE(CrackedRearView @ Sep 1 2004, 4:11 PM)
Comrade -- I think I know you're an intelligent person.

Intelligent person to intelligent person, you don't honestly think Kerry would be better for our foreign policy, do you? He doesn't even know where he stands, and shouldn't flaunt about how much better off our economy would be if he presided, for the simple fact that it's in a cycle of its own doing.

Economies climb, and drop, climb, and drop. It's a never ending cycle that seems to be always pinned on whatever commander-in-chief sits in the Oval Office at that specific time (usually a Republican).

I think that Kerry and Bush would be equally bad for foreign policy ... after all, Bush has gotten us INTO this mess in the first place. Who knows what he would do for the second term?

I'm don't like Kerry ... but voting for the lesser of two evils is still supporting evil.
 
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post Sep 1 2004, 08:43 PM
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i <3 how flip-flop is becoming such a well known term in politics. biggrin.gif

thank john kerry for that.
 
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post Sep 1 2004, 09:28 PM
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Actually, Karl Rove is the first person who started USING the term.

Does Kerry call himself a flip-flopper?
 
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post Sep 1 2004, 11:23 PM
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Hes great, he held one of the best wars i've ever heard casualty wise.
 
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post Sep 1 2004, 11:43 PM
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QUOTE(sikdragon @ Sep 1 2004, 6:32 AM)
Clinton did ruined the economy.
Bush has done a great job with the economy. It has been 20 years since the economic growth has been as high as it is now. 1.1 million jobs were created since last september. the maufacturing employment index hasnt been as high as it is now since 1987. The current home ownership rate is 68%.< that is more than any point in american history. Stockmarket investors gained more than 2.5 trillion dollars just this last year.
Bush has kept us alive throughout the whole war. <thats a good thing.
Bush has moral back bone.<doesnt bend his views to gain votes. which is a good thing.

Thanks! Thats why i like him. The economic growth and he gave back tax refunds.
 
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post Sep 2 2004, 12:16 AM
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Since were on my favorite subject, I'll join in....

Want to talk Bush's "great" economic growth? Ok, we shall...

First off, the economy isnt just the stock market. Its not based upon how many green and red arrows you see on the Nightly News. Anything that cost anything is apart of the economy. Transportation, food, infastructure, its all apart of it. Now, when Clinton left office the economy was at a record surplus. (115 billion) Our "wonderful" President has turned that into a record defict, not once but two years in a row. (445 billion)

When bush took office the economy fell of a cliff. Sound weird? It should, considering republicans normally boost the economy becuase they tend to play to big buisness. The first Bush new what he was talking about. He got A's at yale, but his son went to the same school and passed with C's. Had it not been for Senior, he wouldnt have been Governor of Texas. Hes not a wise as his dad, and wont be.

You say an unforseen attack is to blame, and it is. Maybe we should have done something to stop it, Lord knows we could have, but I wont get into that today.

But as for the WMD in Iraq. There were none. We found a little guy, in a little hole. We had enough time to find warheads.

Lets instead talk about jobs, or lack there of. We'll oversee the fact that jobs are being exported to other countrys where there is no minimum wage, and anyone will take a job to try and keep food on the table. I'll skip past the 243,000 projected new jobs while only 32,000 were actually created. I'll just emphisize the fact that We now have the highest unemployment rate since the great depression

"Back in 2000, a Republican friend of mine warned me that if I voted for Al Gore and he won, the stock market would tank, we'd lose millions of jobs, and our military would be totally overstretched. You know what? I did vote for Al Gore, he did win, and I'll be damned if all those things didn't come true." -James Carville, Democratic strategist

Still love Dubya?
 
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QUOTE(ComradeRed @ Sep 1 2004, 9:28 PM)
Actually, Karl Rove is the first person who started USING the term.

Does Kerry call himself a flip-flopper?

No, he's the reason why the term is used. What an inspiration.

rebel,
The recession started with Clinton. It started in November of 2000, before Bush was inaugurated. Don't forget that 9/11 wasn't the best economy booster either.

I'll admit that I like Sr. more than I like Jr. , but I like Jr. more than Kerry.

As for outsourcing: I'm not real sure about it (i want to be a computer programmer), but in its defense, we live in a global economy now, and if someone else is threatening to take your job, you have to prove that you can do the job for less money, or you can do the job better than the other guy can. Since you can't do it for less money, you just have to do a better job than the guys in other countries.

WMDs. They haven't been found yet. But is it fair to call Bush a liar when the search isn't over yet?

As for the unemployment rate, again, Clinton left us in the recession and 9/11 caused a lot of trouble for the economy. (how many people were too scared to fly?)
 

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