Opinions on "W"

Post Reply New Topic

Now that the Bush presidency is drawing to a close, How do you rate him as a person??

I said he's he infallible messenger of God. I was kidding.

What I really think he is is a decent fellow who may not be qualified to be president of the USA. I am afraid that he is too easily influenced by people who are less decent.

His policies are over-reactive, there have been lies, exagerations and a psychological manipulation of people in the form of spying which should have never been released.

He is a successful PR guy for one of the most corrupt administrations the US has ever seen.

With the kind of stuff he's pulling (countless acts of spying on american citizens such as the recent AT&T fiasco, the two wars, elimination of due process (upon the dropping of the terrorist buzzword) and so forth), a 32% approval rating is incredible.

he and his gang have done a lot to endanger humanity and basically make the next few decades much harder on americans and almost seems like he's trying to ensure the fall of american civilization.

I like him...now let me run and hide before the stones start flying.

Honestly, I voted for him and I really do like him. That's about all I'll say on the subject. I was always taught that it's a no win situation to discuss religion or politics, so I don't. I respect others' opinions, but I have my own.

I liked him in his first term, and gladly voted for him in '04. Since then, he's been steadily losing my support. When Katrina hit New Orleans, and I had to admit I thought Kerry would have handled that situation better than Bush did, I realized I couldn't classify myself as a Bush supporter anymore. And now, the way Bush has been dragging his heels dealing with the oil price gouging, I'm really beginning to dislike him.

My dislike of Bush, however, doesn't even come close to my hatred of Maryland's governor, Robert Erlich.

Erlich recently vetoed a bill that was intended to keep Baltimore Gas & Electric from raising their prices 75%. If you think Bush is blatantly pro-big business, you've never seen Erlich. Erlich tried to force through a resolution that said the Chesapeake Bay is beyond saving, and so there was no point in telling big business they couldn't dump waste into it. (It didn't pass.) He also tried one where a state park that was saved by the fundraising of elementary school children was to be sold to developers.

He's sick... Lets look at the facts, the Patriot Act, and how protesters are labled "un-American" (Ironic considering protest is what America was founded on in the first place), how he eliminated seperation of church and state, and hince leading into alienation and persecution of religious minorities, not to mention forcing us to abide by THEIR religion by setting our laws and policies around it.... Inflating gas prices when our president is a billion-air in the oil industry and should have no problem lowering them... Allowing oil company executives into the white house for a congressional hearing and allowing them to refuse to swear and oath, racial profiling of arab americans and the slaughter in Iraq of innocent civilians (women and children included) and letting the perps off the hook, not to mention the Bush and Bin Laden's go way back with family connections in the oil industry... Hince I think Bush worked with Bin Laden to set up 9/11, it was the perfect excuse to set the wheels in motion to building a police state. This guy is dangerous, he has broken too many laws and he is a threat. He should be indicted on charges of treason and conspiracy to overthrow democracy.

well he went to Yale, so i guess he's smart somewhere in there...

nope. nope. his dad probably just got him in. i'd be a better president than he is

I think he's a mean little puppet dictator being handled by an evil elite power behind the thrown.

I had Corporate America in mind. And yes, I misspelled throne, didn't I.