well the first one to have the balls too.

for that, i salute you

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

Well, good on you for admitting it. Would you like to tell us why?

Quoted from Kaleidoscope_Eyes

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

whoa

Yeah, everyone's entitled to their opinion and if she/he thinks that then good on them. But you have to say why.

Someone who's pro-Bush and not even from America... That must be rare.

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Someone who's pro-Bush and not even from America... That must be rare.

Thats a reason why Im pro Bush. Frankly I dont see nothing wrong with the man... I mean at least he is helping out instead of just talking (like other country leaders do *ahem ahem NZ*). Also, perhaps me bing from Israel adds to my opinion...

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I mean at least he is helping out instead of just talking

Well, he's more about actions than words, I'll give you that, but I'm not sure if I can see whatever he's doing as 'helping'.

mm, somehow dictatorship...or as close to one that we have in america, is not really a helpful thing.

ok, so that i dont sound like a left-wing nutjob (as wayne put so gracefully many moons ago) heres some of what hes done to totally fark up.

tax cuts (alone, not a real problem, not great and it doesnt make him a republican since republicans are supposed to be fiscally conservative) while spending craploads of money

iraq

patriot act (basically giving the government the right to imprison us for dissent in the name of homeland security)

katrina relief, or lack there of

the current military buildup with Iran

and now its come to light that he doesnt actually plan on ever getting troops out of iraq but instead keep them in iraq and force the next president to also keep them into the next decade despite his telling the american public and soldiers over in iraq that they may be coming home by the end of the summer.
http://www.crooksandliars.com/.....iraq-sir/#more-21009

Nice summary, Somedude.

Speaking of Katrina "relief"-- there was a summary of the last 8 presidencies, how each leader responded to a similar crisis. Every one of them, Republican or Democrat, acted decisively and proactively to minimize loss of life and suffering. Bush's response was appalling. Troops actually prevented trapped people from leaving the area and stopped relief efforts from going in. Denied food, water, and shelter, the situation turned into a bloodbath. Numerous survivor reports bear this out first hand.

Forget about all the tens of thousands of innocent Iraqis this adminstration has killed if you like. Bush has American blood on his hands-- and we STILL keep this evil man in office. Sorry, I can't find any other word for it. Someone who prevents willing Americans (like Mayor Richard Daley who had the entire city of Chicago's trained relief force ready to roll, and was DENIED) from saving lives of people literally drowning over a period of days is an evil person. He deserves to be incarcerated for his crimes. There is absolutely no excuse for allowing this menace to run free.

You can read all about the screw-up (another word for mass murder) here: http://www.talkingpointsmemo.com/katrina-timeline.php
Poor Bushie had to cut short his vacation to view the devastation-- and all relief efforts were suspended for HOURS while he did so, because we wouldn't want poor little Bushie baby to have a sniper turned on him just because all these people were drowning and he did jack all to fix it.

Me, angry? What thinking person would not be?

Ooo, very nice harihead

harihead, do you happen to watch keith obermann? i imagine youd love him. watch that special comment

Any other opinions of old georgie??

he can rot in hell? ive got nothing more

Nay, nay, nay, nay, nay, nay... (etc; ad nauseum). You can't fight a war and cut taxes at the same time without running up a huge deficit. As for the war itself, it was a gargantuan strategic blunder: the subject of debate is now us instead of the Islamic terrorists.