Jo
Poughkeepsie, NY

Posted at 8:33am on Wednesday, November 11th, 2009

Are there still people want to thank Bush for what he has done to America. I still can't figure it out. He actually save Bin Ladens family in 911 by secretly moving them out of the US, lied about Saddam, when it was all about oil, and he never served us in the Viet Nam war. So there are two wars he never did anything for but watch our Best die for his oil reasons, and in the Viet Nam war, he was too busy hiding doing his drinking and drugging, and America voted him in as President. All of Europe couldn't believe it that we made that choice. Now as Veterans Day is here, I look at these beauitful young people that suffered the consquences of a war of greed by the hands of the Bush Administration, and this is jmo. God bless America and all of the war heros and the finest.

Bill
canada

Posted at 1:25pm on Monday, October 26th, 2009

Take the political orientation quiz and find out where you are. There are 5 questions.

1 - What do you think should be done about the business in Iraq or the politics in Iran?

a) The United States should leave Muslim countries alone. We have intervened in their business and the US is guilty of plenty of dirty politics in there. We should stop intefering with their way of life.

b) The United States should not have unjustified business in Muslim countries or states. But we must keep in mind that some of these muslims are religious and could blow up people they don't like.

c) The United States tries to bring democracy to troubled places. It should be allowed to intervene, although should not go to excess about carelessly bombing things without care but they can bomb any force they think is oppressive to the area or to America or the world.

d) The US should nuke more muslim/arab sites.

2) What is your view of the environment

a) The environment is important. A nice humanitarian green place would be liberal and fun for us all - marijuana will also go legal in organic cafes.

b) Environment is important and new environmentally sustainable technology is a wonderful idea although it is still an issue some people can go a long way worrying about - environmentalists may threaten democracy if they are silly and crazy enough

c) Just go on living normal life - the environment has and will take care of itself

d) Heak with all that nonsense. We need more oil and gas so that we can drive more and live American life to the ideal. And with saving oil. How could we get anywhere if we took such a thing seriously.

3 - What do you think of corporate business world?

a) It is too large and corrupt and powerful. We should support small business.

b) Corporations were once all right and they are except the large corporate people have too many tax cuts and are now too rich. Look at this financial crisis and the way the banks were managed. We have to scale down.

c) Corporate people work hard and deserve to have their interests taken care of before small business owners.

d) Screw these little business people. The more big shops and Wal Marts we have, the better.

4 - What is your view of the United States today

a - The US foreign policy is totally flawed and is getting us nowhere - we need a humanitarian foreign policy.

b - Democrats run the country better and USA has to become less patriotic and self centered but is still a great country

c - The United States is a strong and great country and all its problems will be sorted out soon if we go back to daily life and deal with current issues

d - The US is the biggest and the best and the all mightiest, no matter what it does or what anyone says.

5 - What is your view on legalization of Marijuana

a - It should be legal, doing it once in a while might even be enjoyable along with other things.

b - It may be dangerous to get used to it or do it - legalizing it for sale might be an unsafe idea although decriminalizing it somewhat may still be worthwhile.

c - It is dangerous and generally should not be legal - it can get people into trouble.

d - Any student caught with it even once should go to jail, no matter what and must have a very bad criminal record as a result - even if other students who do worst crimes can afford a lawyer to get off them.

What ever you think - for every question a chosen add 4 points, 3 for every b question picked 2 for every c question picked and 1 for every d question picked. Add them up to the total

your score says

17+ Idealist democrat category A
12-17 Sensible/normal Democrat Category B
7-12 Sensible/normal republican Category C
4 - 7 Redneck Republican Category D

examples of each category

A= Noam Chomsky
B=John Kennedy, Billi Clinton, Hillary Clinton.
C= Ronald Reagan, Abraham Lincoln
D= George W. Bush

JB
Canada Europe

Posted at 12:56pm on Monday, October 26th, 2009

What Mr John writes is almost totally absolutely smart and correct - but he fails to mention one thing - is that Bush and his administration did not EVEN succeed in ridding the taliban. True - intervention in Afghanistan was MUCH more justified than intervention in Iraq. But even taking Afghanistan in to consideration - the taliban members haven't nearly all even found at all. Something much for George W. Bush - its about time the public read away with him.

John
Canada

Posted at 12:03pm on Monday, October 26th, 2009

We needed Bush to get rid of the Taliban thats true - but it would had been better if the United States had ANYTHING other than that total redneck as president. Everyone knows US foreign policy is generally very bad. But not all conservative/republican guys were as redneck as that - look at Reagan for instance - he did more good to the world than Bush to many times the degree. Bush has little morality outside money and oil and his fathers dumb foreign policy despite his conservative skill in putting on office-diplomat smiles. Theyre family is known for having support with 'dirty politics' in the past to the nth degree. Reagan was too right wing American and I could never like him for that but still he tried to bring freedom to countries in much more ethical ways than Bush family ever could. The problem is that Obama is left with having to fix the mess caused by Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld. They should fix it even though they don't have to - but lets forget that - Obama said in his campaign that he could do more than he ever could, a symbol for hope and change who will never go out with the approval ratings he came in with. Europe with democracy nowadays and possibly even Russia have surpassed the United States today.

frank
canada

Posted at 11:25am on Thursday, October 1st, 2009

The whole Bush family needs to go thorugh some serious mental therapy. they have cause hurt to millions everywhere and financial faisco and despair to millions more as well...how can this be called "JUST", are people that scared of that stoopid monkey?

Dee
Atlantic USA

Posted at 7:27pm on Saturday, September 12th, 2009

Thank you George & Laura Bush for the respect shown to the White House and the office of Presidency. What a mess we have now! There seems to be very little respect for our country, the Oval Office or our Military. All of You that supported Obama -did you ever once review his experience, his intelligence -OR his respect and loyalty to the USA??? What an embarrassment! The old phrase "Wake up America" is quite fitting today.
The financial mess???? Banks that loan $$ to people that live beyond their means - NOT George W Bush's fault.... No more bailing these people out - I don't want my grandkids & great grandkids paying for this.

james m
Atlanta, Ga

Posted at 10:58pm on Monday, August 24th, 2009

George Bush was in on the 9 11 conspiracy, im surprised that his dumb ass dident get impeached or the other thing, u know what im talkin about. Thank god he's not the president no more. The only thing that he's good at is lying.

Robert Nelson
Miami, Florida

Posted at 9:51am on Sunday, July 19th, 2009

I would like to take this opportunity to THANK our fomer president, George W. Bush, for everything he did for our nation. I feel embarassed by how low people can go to critize a man of such high morals and decency. I hope for the good of our nation and the world that others will follow his example of high patriotic and moral standards. Thank you again, Mr. President, Robert

Vanessa Carr
Columbus (GA), USA

Posted at 8:40pm on Friday, May 29th, 2009

President Bush, I just wanted to say thank you for your social grace. Since leaving the White House you have shown such class, and have not gotten into the internal drama that other nations look at from a distance and laugh at. I am a brown, prior active duty military service, Republican female, who crossed the line and voted Democratic in the last election (Just could not respect Palin at all, and especially to be my Commander in Chief). I hear all of the party bashing and it makes me sad, because when I was stationed outside of the US, the local nationals always commented on how we can't get along in the US. So, thanks again, for your attitude, your grace, and for making us proud!

eve stuart
lubbock, tx

Posted at 2:29pm on Friday, March 13th, 2009

I tried to make a post using the word s.o.c.i.a.l.i.s.t while referring to our present president and was not allowed to post because my post contained s.p.a.m. Where is the freedom of expression on this site?