Clinton or Bush?

[darkbeaver]

Not many nations want to adopt Bushes domestic policy, not enough Americans are happy with much of it either, Bush in a democrasy would make the following presidents job very much harder, haveing been excellent instruction in a lesson in the signs to look for in a looser President.

 

[gc]

The problem with your theory is there was terrorism and anti-Americanism long before the US invaded Iraq.

Really? When did Iraq ever attack the U.S.? Terrorism from al-qaeda, yes. Terrorism from Iraq, no.

 

[L Gilbert]

Meantime[/url], the education of kids is suffering, healthcare isn't in the best of health, the amount of poor is climbing, etc. Yep, political fights and wars are the important things, though.

I am not a fan of Bush’s domestic policy but why should Bush’s domestic policy divide the world. Isn’t that America’s business.[/quote]Apparently everone else's business is America''s business, too. T'were me, though, I'd say let the rest of the planet take care of itself, I'm going to do something about America's internal problems. Junior isn't like that. Actually, the US administration isn't like that.

 

[darkbeaver]

How can you blame Ahmadienjad for the Iraq war when he wasn't elected until 2005, and the Iraq war began in 2003? And, ironically, the Iraq war has only encouraged Iran to become defensive and elect a nutbar for President. The more the U.S. ramps up the rhetoric, the more Iranians are going to want a conservative anti-American president.

I don't think Ahmadienjad has to give Bush any ground in a nutbar contest. Much of the present and past American administration is staffed with credible nutbar material.

 

[L Gilbert]

>>>Yeah, but Ahmamadjihad was all over the news with his sentiments about Israel a couple months ago.<<<

I mean..isreal? ya gotta admit...they are a bunch of controling arseholes

So? Iran's been dead set against Israel from day one.

 

[L Gilbert]

Not many nations want to adopt Bushes domestic policy, not enough Americans are happy with much of it either, Bush in a democrasy would make the following presidents job very much harder, haveing been excellent instruction in a lesson in the signs to look for in a looser President.

Junior actually has a domestic policy? What's that "love em and leave em"?

 

[s243a]

I am not a fan of Bush’s domestic policy but why should Bush’s domestic policy divide the world. Isn’t that America’s business.

Apparently everone else's business is America''s business, too. T'were me, though, I'd say let the rest of the planet take care of itself, I'm going to do something about America's internal problems. Junior isn't like that. Actually, the US administration isn't like that.[/quote]
[FONT=&quot]And Europe seems to think the same way otherwise France wouldn’t threaten trade sanctions over our Kyoto commitments. Hey the US doesn’t have the will anyway. I say lets legalize drugs and prostitution just to bug them. [/FONT]

 

[s243a]

Not many nations want to adopt Bushes domestic policy, not enough Americans are happy with much of it either, Bush in a democrasy would make the following presidents job very much harder, haveing been excellent instruction in a lesson in the signs to look for in a looser President.

I think you are mixing up the United States with Russia.

 

[darkbeaver]

What would you do if someone was firing katyusha rockets into your city?


http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=glen+beck+the+extremist+agenda&search=Search

I would get in my Apache helechoper an carry out a much bigger airborne assualt with bigger rockets
and machinerifles what I got from Uncle Sam last week.

 

[darkbeaver]

I think you are mixing up the United States with Russia.

I don't think you know where Russia is.hahahahahahahahah

 

[L Gilbert]

[FONT=&quot]And Europe seems to think the same way otherwise France wouldn’t threaten trade sanctions over our Kyoto commitments. Hey the US doesn’t have the will anyway. I say lets legalize drugs and prostitution just to bug them. [/FONT]

........ and then send em our addicts.

 

[L Gilbert]

I don't think you know where Russia is.hahahahahahahahah

lol.

 

[El Barto]

How many companies did Bush run in to the ground?. He's doing the same to the country, Finacially they won't be a superpower soon. How many years to go? Ever since he's been in office the USA has treated other countries with less respect than they did before.

 

[gopher]

Bush ... a repugnant man.

That's why they are so often called Repugnicans.

 

[El Barto]

Yeah that sounds like it came out of Mad Magazine.
What me worry?

 

[gopher]

Clinton wins!

 

[westmanguy]

BUSH is better!

Oh how i hate Bill..

He lies to OUR nation about his affair, he should have been impeached.

He was a poll president, and was a corrupt man.

BUSH came into a mess, had 9/11 on his lap, and made the tough calls, he had some backbone and made hard choices.

Even though some were wrong, I very much respect the man.

 

[s243a]

BUSH is better!

Oh how i hate Bill..

He lies to OUR nation about his affair, he should have been impeached.

[FONT=&quot]What business is Bills private life to the nation?[/FONT]

 

[El Barto]

BUSH is better!

Oh how i hate Bill..

He lies to OUR nation about his affair, he should have been impeached.

He was a poll president, and was a corrupt man.

BUSH came into a mess, had 9/11 on his lap, and made the tough calls, he had some backbone and made hard choices.

Even though some were wrong, I very much respect the man.

What the weapons of mass destruction wasn't a lie? Iraq being a terroist heaven a lie?
This one should be hung by the balls. Indebt the country for personal family interest, Bush and the Bin Laden family. Clinton was the better one , ever since John F Kennedy.

 

[Tonington]

BUSH is better!

Oh how i hate Bill..

He lies to OUR nation about his affair, he should have been impeached.

He was a poll president, and was a corrupt man.

BUSH came into a mess, had 9/11 on his lap, and made the tough calls, he had some backbone and made hard choices.

Even though some were wrong, I very much respect the man.

Seriously West, are you an American?