Looking at the way George Bush dealt with the whole hurricane disaster, do you like him as a president? I think he did a horrible job. I haven't done tons of research or anything but first of all it took him 5 days to get people food and water, and before he even stepped FOOT in new orleans. Remember the tsunami? He was helping out the very next DAY and he can't even do that in our own country. I was just watching the news and it was pissing me off when they showed a clip of him hugging some new orleans residents like he saved the day, so i had to make this poll.

lol this just shows you how much he sucks as a prez. now i get to say i told you so to all the ignorant republicans

Didnt like him before and dont like him now

I dont like any of them.. but I doubt Kerry wouldnt have done a better job.

All it is which dumbaarse do you want running things? The dumbarse we already know or the one we dont know.

Giant douche or a Turd Sandwich, which do you like best?
Southpark, Douche and Turd, aired 10/27/2004

This post has been edited by Bigmeanbulldog55: Sep 7, 2005 - 8:51 PM

-Bigmeanbulldog55+Sep 7, 2005 - 8:51 PM


you said it..

-Digndoug+Sep 7, 2005 - 6:42 PM


You do realize this site is www so France may see Americas youth as...
Sorry I think this topic should be locked for security reasons imo.

Please watch this.

Please dont say "Kerry wouldnt have done a better job." I hate stupid comments theres no way in hell you or anybody else knows this.

Bush isnt dealing with the situation, thats why its so bad.

This post has been edited by Supersprynt: Sep 7, 2005 - 8:58 PM

if the world was a fair place .. some one would send a nice little projectal at his had that travels the speed of sound... his ego cause the death of thousands of people across the world.... i hope God has pitty on his soul ...cause i sure don't ... i see this country coming to its end soon

My honest opinion, if you read a book that was based off the bible. It reads of hurricanes (mass wind tunnels) weather disaster, sinks city. Very interesting book is called "everything you thought you knew about the bible" I could care less, because of the way the "people" are handling it, (shooting at cops, rioting, fighting, killing) then they blame there behavior on reasons our goverment. Just another excuse for them to act like the normaly do! If god has a plan like he did for (Sauda and Guamora) (sp?) I pray that most of us are forgiven and the rest, well...oh well!

On a lighter note I LOVE FURRY BUSH (*) >>

-Supersprynt+Sep 7, 2005 - 6:54 PM

LOL! i love this line "if the american government had responded like walmart has responded, we wouldnt be in this chrisis" and i just finished reading the thread about everyone hating walmart. lmao thats hilarious. what a horrible government.

very sad video though.... >>

This post has been edited by jojobombiest: Sep 7, 2005 - 9:11 PM

You guys are so f'd up! How the HELL can you blame Bush!? I don't care if you love him, or hate his guts, but this damn hurricane has nothing to do with him. If you watched the little clip that Supersprynt posted, it's exactly what I said. FEMA's screwed up, he said himself that "bureaucracy has commited murder", which I believe, but where the hell do you get the idea that Bush can control everything and call all the shots!? You guys obviously don't know the first thing about what the executive branch can really do at this point. Don't use this sad natural disaster as an excuse do curse Bush! I have yet to hear ONE of you guys say WHAT exactly you wish Bush had done instead. I suppose you think he could have gotten a WHOLE lot more done if he had been down there 2 days sooner wetting his boots and hugging people. Get realistic. If any of you think a President has a lot of power in situations like this, you need to go back to high-school and take government 101.

Sorry, I don't mean to get so upset. It just pisses the hell out of me when I hear stupid people talking like they're some expert, when they really don't have a clue how things work...

Japanese truck, American flag, Hanford in background. Hanford is where they
made the uranium for nagasaki. So I guess things have a way of working out.
Think about, what he has to think about, could you do it? I couldn't. I can barely
handle the stress of working on a $20,000 part. wow I sound like dad.

-tin_foil+Sep 7, 2005 - 10:17 PM

Tin please go to the other thread where I explain exactly how Bush is directly responsible for the lack of help going to the area. Bush is not responsible for the hurricane nobody is saying that he is responsible for many other things. I will not get into them here this is not the correct thread. Check out the other one and read what I wrote and maybe someone will see the big picture.

i think Clinton should get another shot for a 3rd term in office.

-Sh0gunkid8721+Sep 7, 2005 - 10:23 PM


well at leat bush won't get a 3rd term in office... but lets pray that we get a better person for the job.

I believe Bush is doing an excellent job and the media just makes everyone think he's doing horrible... if you compare facts on Clinton and Bushes presidency.. you'd see that he's done great! Since he prays and is a Christian, it shows how God is helping the country through him :-D

Yeah, Bush may not have been the direct root of failure in relief for Katrina, but having him say Thursday "i'm very proud of the efforts put fourth to help victims of katrina" to friday saying 'we need to investigate the failures of the relief effort in the wake of katrina" speaks loads to me how we, as a country, have our priorites F*CK*D up... how great is our country when we cant even help our own people in a crisis? Dispute my opinion all you want- when it takes 3 days to send relif to SOME of new orleans when celebrities are showing up 24 hours after the storm- its pathetic.....

-Jaws4God+Sep 7, 2005 - 10:04 PM
What facts? How is a comparison to Clinton indicative of the quality of Bush's leadership?

-Jaws4God+Sep 7, 2005 - 10:04 PM
Henry VIII prayed and was a Christian too. You think God is intervening on Bush's behalf? I was under the impression that we lived in a state of constant fear (of terrorism, oil shortages, crime, science...)

-saleeka+Sep 7, 2005 - 10:46 PM
Well we can't make hasty decisions on such things as stem cell research, global warming, and hurricanes. It would be imprudent to decide on these matters before all the facts are in. </sarcasm>

wanna know what i hate?

these dumb ass threads.

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-Jaws4God+Sep 8, 2005 - 2:04 AM

Praying and being a Christian does not make or break a president and has nothing to do with a president being good or bad. Religion has no part in government and should be absent from it. Bush is not doing a good job, theres nothing that you can compare with Clinton.

Ok, it’s time for my 0.2 again. I was waiting for someone to say this. The fact that you said that and obviously do not respect the fact that our nation has a separation of church and state that plays and important role in ensuring religious freedom in this county. By doing this you fail to respect the religious diversity of the country. Yes, many people will insist that the U.S. is mostly a “Christian” nation, but that does not mean that Christianity or any other religion for that matter has any place in our country’s government. Did you ever think of the minorities in our country? Or the people who are not Christian? Voting for Bush should not have been based merely on the fact that he is Christian. That has nothing to do with Politics, or should have nothing to do with it.

I do agree that in some cases ( Michael Moore’s film) the media portrays the President in a harsher light, but that is what the media does. They are biased. The fact of the matter is that Bush is not doing that great of a job. The other factor that I don’t believe anyone has brought up is that when they went through with boats to evacuate people from New Orleans many residents made the choice to stay. It is just sad because from what I have heard already there are 25,000 casualties, and I’m sure now they will have to deal with the threat of disease. I personally think that the whole city should be evacuated, the problem with that is this is not a wealthy area and people either have no place to go, or nothing left. I think it is the responsibility of authorities to remove people from these disaster areas before they are subjected to some type of disease.

Like I said before I am a republican but I still see Bush’s presidency for what it is. He is not doing a good job, even Republicans in the senate now are asking for the President to make a statement regarding the fact that Katrina was ignored. Yes, Bush is going to ask the US Congress for an extra $51 billion to aid relief efforts, but if he had given any attention to it before and evacuated as many people as possible and set up some type of shelter for people to go then there would not be as many casualties.

Since he prays and is a Christian, it shows how God is helping the country through him :-D

With regard to that statement, it looks like God is on vacation.

I like mac and cheese.

(edit: aka i dont like to talk about politics anymore on forums. its pointless)

This post has been edited by CheesyLobster: Sep 8, 2005 - 10:01 AM

-presure2+Sep 8, 2005 - 6:01 AM

ILL SECOND THAT!

http://www.michaelmoore.com/_images/splash...n_broussard.mov

wow that video was sad...

the thing i noticed about bush, is that there have been more mistakes on his watch then on anyone elses.

1st we had 9/11... we found out that the goverment knew about the planned attacks and didnt do anything about it. later there was a comittee made up to find out what went wrong.

then we had the weapons of mass destruction and the iraq war. no weapons were ever found, and the war was started based on nothing. later there was a comittee made up to find out what went wrong.

now we have the hurricane. all of ameica watches cnn and the reporters are crying and begging for help for 6 days after the storm. a huge mistake was made on bushes watch and now there are talks of a comittee being made up to find out what went wrong.


goerge bush dosnt like black or white people

This post has been edited by lagos: Sep 8, 2005 - 10:40 AM

-lagos+Sep 8, 2005 - 10:38 AM

I agree, but you should also mention.
Bush doesnt like poor and middle class people as well.

Wow... that's one hell of a video...

Somebody F*cked up.

yeah i think we all know who fed up.

Let's see Bush = self-proclaimed religious fanatic, self-proclaimed "war hero", commited mass genocide (well legally that's what it can be called), lied through propaganda, makes political decisions based on personal beliefs not what the people want, shut up anyone who opposed him (many anti-Bush sites were closed, Fahrenheit 9/11 was in theaters what 2 weeks with an R rating and didn't come out on DVD until after the elections).

Hitler = self-proclaimed religious fanatic, self proclaimed "war hero", commited mass genocide, lied through propaganda, made political decisions based on personal beliefs, shut up any who opposed him (albeit a little more fatal with Hitler)

Really were on the fast track to having another Hitler, of course Bush is more of a capatalist than a fascist but these are valid similarities.

Of course here are other points but most of the links don't work because it's old.
http://www.oldamericancentury.org/14pts.htm

Hmmm.... calling Bush another Hitler...


this can't be pretty...