Yay or Nay??

nay

Quoted from harihead

I can't answer this. I'll get all wound up.  

The idea of this forum is to join in with discussions.

nay- I hate the man. ( I will happily join in a discussion when someone says something controversial to start it off )

wheres wayne?

when you need him

OK Here goes .
Mr Bush
As i`m from the U.K. i can only go off on what i see on the news over here , is there anyone who is in power not corrupt ?
and what i see is a very corrupt goverment running the most powerfull country in the world .
The only reason for the U.S to invade IRAQ is for the oil , even an uneducated person like myself can see that , and the main man behind that is our friend Mr Bush
This is just a tip of the iceberg i guess .
This is my opinion .

Nay... and I live here

Nay. I don't trust him at all, I almost never agree with his views and I think he has too much innocent blood on his hands.

I think he's turned out to be one of the biggest mistakes in American history. It'll be interesting to see how far the next President goes to start repairing the damage.

It's comforting to hear you speak of him in the past tense, but he's still in office doing damage. Now he wants to move into Iran, and anyone who opposes this idiotic move (in the military) is reassigned. He's eroding our civil rights and the conservative stacking of our supreme court (who interprets the law) will continue to undermine people's rights in favor of corporations for decades. You might not be able to hear much from us Americans after a while, because if his people succeed in gaining control of our internet (something they've been steadily working on for years), we won't even be able to let you know how bad it is over here.

The trouble is, you can't blame Bush by himself. Our Congress, instead of holding him accountable for violating the Constitution (of which he has several impeachable offenses) continually gives him a pass. We kicked out the Republican-led Congress and put in a Democratic one to show our displeasure with this administration, and what do we get? More of the same. It's an incredibly disturbing situation. Anyone who is familiar with the delicate balance that our Founding Fathers set up for this nation is horrified at how that balance has shifted to put power in the hands of a few people, which was never their intention, and something they actively planned to prevent. But to stop it, you have to have Congress exercise its function-- and it hasn't been, for years.

Upset as most American people are about our current leadership, they simply don't have the time or education to be protesting these changes as they should. They know that something is wrong, but just how wrong hasn't hit home to most people yet. Our political leaders have become very clever at spin. They keep things out of the papers (they honestly do pass legislation at 11:30 on a Friday night, to keep people from knowing about it until it's a done deal-- like the so-called Patriot Act) and feed people a series of distractions to keep them from inquiring too closely. For a populace who is working increasingly long hours just to keep food on the table or afford any kind of medical care, independent inquiry is too much of a burden. And so it goes...

Thank God elections are next year... but that's still a whole year to go. Who knows what will be done by then.

I agree with most of what's bin said. Thank god elections are next year indeed, but what damage will be done in the meanwhile? And shuld they pull troops out of Iraq and Afghanastan? Ie, can they survive on their own? I think mister GB is going to do something about his troops soon anyway..  Here's a link of some guy heckling Barbara Bush a while ago when she votes for DUBYA..pretty funny.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dO_g1pryGP0

Btw, any-one seen/heard bout Michael Moore's new movie, sicko??

my father is a retired officer from the national guard, and he's also a huge military and history buff. he figures that if need be, we can pull out of iraq completely in 3 months. whether that helps or hurts iraq is anyone's guess.

its dick cheney who is really in charge of this whole fiasco we call Bush. he's the brains behind the whole thing, bush just looks prettier and has the downhomey like style that the voters liked.

Hmm... will I be the first person to say "yay"?....