State of The Union Address, 1/31/06 Options

[Levy2k6]

Bush just addressed the country... or he was talking to someone. haha.

i liked his idea of economy! just.. the E.U. and China are catching up on us, we must stay on top.

yes, less drop the middle eastern oil thing and develop new sources.

yes, let's drop the politics with the military and that good stuff..

yes... i forgot what but i'll edit this in a minute..


anyways.. what y'all think?





p.s... where does this topic go?

<<< texan. lol.

[eunie03]

Ah, I just love to see the interest of America's future leaders...

No human-animal hybrids... I especially loved that part. Hoo-rah.[/end sarcasm]

Can those of you that don't like Bush tell me exactly why you don't like him? Besides his grammar, which most of you don't seem to like. How can you judge him without even listening to the address?

[innovation]

Can those of you that don't like Bush tell me exactly why you don't like him? Besides his grammar, which most of you don't seem to like. How can you judge him without even listening to the address?

It's not that I dislike him; it's that I dislike his policies. I can rant on and on about this, but basically, rather than collaborating with the international community to amass the intelligence that one needs to eliminate terrorism, Bush violated national sovereignty and invaded Iraq. He practiced hostility rather than diplomacy, particularly during the 2003 DPRK negotiations, when he implied regime change rather than focusing on policy change. Furthermore, he seems to have this idea that the U.S. is exempt from international law. Rather than taking the responsibility to lead the international community as a world power, Bush has constantly pushed for American supremacy, both militarily and politically, and implies that American sovereignty takes precedence over all else--including international law and world order.

By the way, I missed the SOU because I had to finish my essay...stayed up until 4 AM. Bleh.

[eunie03]

It's not that I dislike him; it's that I dislike his policies. I can rant on and on about this, but basically, rather than collaborating with the international community to amass the intelligence that one needs to eliminate terrorism, Bush violated national sovereignty and invaded Iraq. He practiced hostility rather than diplomacy, particularly during the 2003 DPRK negotiations, when he implied regime change rather than focusing on policy change. Furthermore, he seems to have this idea that the U.S. is exempt from international law. Rather than taking the responsibility to lead the international community as a world power, Bush has constantly pushed for American supremacy, both militarily and politically, and implies that American sovereignty takes precedence over all else--including international law and world order.

The thing that surprises me... All it took for the world to even think about impeaching Clinton was a sex affair.

Exactly how many laws did Bush break? I haven't heard the word 'impeach' once.