What does President Bush believe?

ScottGem

In screwing the American public as much as he can

NeedKarma

President Bush thinks he has a direct line to God.

excon

Hello dj:

President Bush believes the Constitution is an impediment to his power, and he's willing to destroy it. He's done more damage to the republic than ANY president has - ever!

excon

Tuscany

President Bush he believes that he can do no wrong...Of course the American people know otherwise...

mr.yet

Cowboy Bush doesn't like the fact there are rules even for the president, He should be impeached. Bending the rule to suit himself is what he is about. He doesn't care the the american people just what he can do to make the USA, canada, mexico all one country, (North American Union).

He is about how much money he can spend around the world, and the hell with the American people to promote his image.

His image is very tarnished and I don't what to clean it up for him.

Ken 297

looking from outside the country I may see things without the usual Democrat/Rebublican prejudices.
I see President Bush as someone that was put in an impossible situation. No matter whether you agree with the war in Iraq or not he had virtually no way to not get the military involved.
The reporting from the media in both your country and in Canada is so narrow minded and politically one sided they have the American army as buffoons running around not knowing what is going on.
The press reports that President Bush is misleading the people but in reality, honesty in Politics can be the most damaging positive attribute a politician can have.
Unlike his predecessor that brought misleading to an art form President Bush gives the answers that are politically damaging but in the best interest of the American people.
We lost a Prime Minister in Canada a few years a go when he said he was going to raise gas taxes by 19cents a gallon. He was replaced by a dishonest politician that made 19 cents look like a drop in the bucket.
There is a seperate question stream that asks about JFK. I think they compare in many ways in style. Both believe in individual right over idealogue, waging war when and only when necessary. Mistakes however are overlooked in the press when speaking of President Kennedy. That is not to say mistakes where made in either Presidency but a Monday morning quarterbacksare always right when there advice or critisism can not be tested.
The aftermath of the Cuba invasion is still felt throughout the America's.
History will reflect on President Bush in a much more favourable light than the current treatment he receives from the press. Unfortunately too many voters will be swayed by this in the next election. Report a misleading or ficticous fact often enough and people will believe.
Not sure what kind of information you are trying to collect about either President Kennedy or President Bush but if your just looking to confirm your own opinion you will find lots of backers on both sides.

ScottGem

It is interesting to see a non-US perspective, but I disagree with a lot of what you are saying.

Bush was, in no way, forced to take military action in Iraq. The facts of the matter is that the rationale for invading Iraq were either manufactured or misread. If Bush was backed into a corner its because he painted himself there. My personal belief is Bush wanted this war for reasons of ego and for his cronies.


I also disagree about the portrayal of US troops. While there has been some criticism of the war planning, US media has been nothing but supportive to the rank and file.


Excuse me? Yes, honest politician is more often an oxymoron, but Bush giving answer that are in the best interests of the people? Are you just from a different country or a different planet? Its one thing to not be honest, its another thing to downright lie. If Bush isn't lying to the American People, then its because his advisros are lying to him and he believes them.

As for Clinton, he doesn't hold a candle to Bush for lying to the people.


Where do you get the idea Bush believes in individual right? Bush has done more to damage the rights of Americans then anyone since King George III.
Bush has subverted the Constitution in several ways.


Bush will go down in history as one of the worst, if not THE worst president in our history. If anything, as more facts come to light about his abuses, his rep will get worse. The only things that have saved him from impeachment are the prospect of Cheney in the Oval Office and the Republican dominated Congress. The Democrats figure it will take two years to get an impeachment through so why bother.

Ken 297

Well I'll give you he is your worst President since Clinton.
BTW what rights of Americans have been taken away?
I remember President Clinton trying to nationalize 10% of the US economy.
Try going down the slippery slope of socialism and see what happens to your rights.

RetiredNavy

It is really amazing how clueless people are in the U.S. and how quickly the forgot about 9/11. I am not saying the Bush is perfect or even the greatest President for he has made some mistakes with policies. What I am glad of was he was the President when we where attacked. This time we may have entered Iraq without the full truth (ie WMD) but two things are important. We stopped the genocide for the Iraqi people and we took the conflict with the fundamentalist away from the U.S. If it was not us taking the fight to the region these radicals are from then it would be here within our borders.