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Old Jan 12, 2008, 04:36 PM
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George W, good or bad?

Since George W. Bush is nearing the end of his term, what do you think his legacy will be?

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Old Jan 12, 2008, 06:32 PM   #11  
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and i do agree iraq never should have happened.

i said to my wife, when colin powell was in front of the un with wmd "evidence" i didnt care. iraq wasnt right... that was long before the truth came out, and long before the dems started reversing their positions.

i have a friend who is iranian. i knew from him what war with iraq would mean.

but i voted for him the second time because we were there, like it or not, and the dems had a guy i didnt trust.

unfortunately the gop did too.
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Old Jan 12, 2008, 06:34 PM   #12  
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Hello E:

He's the worst I've ever seen, and I been around since Roosevelt. Of course, I think the world will agree with me.

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Old Jan 12, 2008, 06:52 PM   #13  
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really? the prez is now responsible for bad mortgage loans???

i voted for the guy twice, and almost puked the second time, but the dem had a wacko and a liar so it sucked to be me.

but really... the prez had NOTHING to do with the mortgage fiasco.

when the hell are PEOPLE going to take responsibility for their own bad financial decisions?

a lot of lenders made bad, bad decisions. they should be held responsible too... a lot of financially responsible IDIOTS took out loans they couldnt sustain.

but i dont hold the president of a company responsible if theres no toilet paper in the stall.

get real.



Nope. What you witnessed was the unbridled power of the lenders shafting people because the system was available to them, and that my friend came to a head under his presidency. And after it was too late, in conjunction with Ben Bernanke and Alan Greenspan's input, the President did his best to correct the snowball effect that was inevitable. Those sham lending services and offices have been closed down in Las Vegas. I suspect the same in your neighborhood. As for toilet paper, thankfully the President finally stopped the $h!++!ng and got off his pot.



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He definitely is the worse ever. He makes even President Pierce look good and that poor man was one of the most forgettable presidents we ever had.

The bad dream will be over soon.......... maybe we can forget this man.

Hope he enjoys his retirement in South America.
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Well...the American citizens did reelect him. Even though I'm a democrat, for lack of a better party, I think George Dubya has done a fine job. He has stuck to his guns. What exactly does he care about I'm not sure; probably the bottom line, but he speaks like I do and I look at him as a regular guy even though I know he probably is not.

He has led the country thru two wars and a recession; amongst other things.

I am ready for a different perspective however.
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He has stuck to his guns.

And hasn't listened to the American people. Just "full steam ahead..." no matter what the polls say or the WH email/ground mail brings in. "My way or the highway."

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He has led the country thru two wars and a recession

Two wars and a recession that he started or was a catalyst for.
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Well...the American citizens did reelect him. Even though I'm a democrat, for lack of a better party, I think George Dubya has done a fine job. He has stuck to his guns. What exactly does he care about I'm not sure; probably the bottom line, but he speaks like I do and I look at him as a regular guy even though I know he probably is not.

He has led the country thru two wars and a recession; amongst other things.

I am ready for a different perspective however.

I wanted to spread the love to wondergirl on her post, but was not able to.

The fact is George Dubya, Why do you think they call him Dubya, and if you base the fact that you talk like him well then I will call you Mr.Swift.

I will say the same thing. He (George is the one that caused the recession by putting all the money the country does not have into a wars that should never of even happened.

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Well...the American citizens did reelect him. Even though I'm a democrat, for lack of a better party, I think George Dubya has done a fine job. He has stuck to his guns. What exactly does he care about I'm not sure; probably the bottom line, but he speaks like I do and I look at him as a regular guy even though I know he probably is not.

He has led the country thru two wars and a recession; amongst other things.

I am ready for a different perspective however.

I think the biggest positive coming to our nation through his two terms is the greater respect I see in people for our military personnel. My brother has served once under his father and three times in Iraq for Dubya. As proud Americans, no matter how we view our country's past presidents, being a US citizen is a wonderful privilege.


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i dont give a dam if hes in the pocket of oil or big biz or whatever...

the mortgage crisis is because people are idiots about their own finances.

yes... the lenders made greedy, dumb mistakes. but that does NOT excuse joe public for being responsible for his own debt.

at what point are you willing to stand up for something? at what point does a person bear responsibility for their own actions?

i could have bought a home for 200K more than i did.

i educated myself. i ran the numbers. i knew i could do more, but id be better off where i am.

so... play the fricking martyr all you want...

people who do not understand money and then flail about when they are "screwed" because of their financial decisions are idiots.

darwin says so.

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Wondergirl agrees: True about the mortgage crisis, but what about the national debt? What's it up to now? And for what? He could have put the money behind his NCLB thing instead of cutting funding to it and made it something worthwhile instead of the joke it is.
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I don't agree with the war and I think 100 million dollars a day will have been better spent on the homeless or on childrens textbooks or even paying disabled vets for missing limbs. That said said, he has shown that a little cojones is what's needed when dealing with people that want to kill us westerners.

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boredINmind disagrees: I totally disagree on this one! With his little wee peebles, he spent thousands of lives. Not his life of course, thousands more brothers, sisters, moms, dads, children! That is not something I am going to give applause for.
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