sooooooooooooo

[gotticgs]

what do you think of your president now ......those out there that voted for him you know who I am talking too!

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE64B53W20100512

[thekarens]

I'd still vote for him over Bush any day of the week............though if Laura Bush wanted to run I'd vote for her!

[jeebus]

Hey, you gotta spend money to make money..... right? Besides, this is all Bush's fault. Everything is, and always will be Bush's fault.

[fshfrk]

Vote man Vote!!!!

[gotticgs]

I'd still vote for him over Bush any day of the week............though if Laura Bush wanted to run I'd vote for her!

why do they always got to bring up bush
he was not even running

[sunrise]

Hey, you gotta spend money to make money..... right? Besides, this is all Bush's fault. Everything is, and always will be Bush's fault.

The money that you spend to make more is supposed to be in the bank or in savings not direct from the US Treasury printing presses. This action leads to inflation!

[thekarens]

why do they always got to bring up bush
he was not even running

Who is "they?" Are you referring to queers? "I" brought up bush because I couldn't think of a worse president (in my life time) and he was the nightmare leaving office.

[CichlidFan]

I voted for Chuck Baldwin, and am a Ron Paul Supporter, I haven't cared for any of our presidents since Ronald Regan.....

CF

[thekarens]

I voted for Chuck Baldwin, and am a Ron Paul Supporter, I haven't cared for any of our presidents since Ronald Regan.....

CF

Just for the record...I also voted for Regan

[sunrise]

I attended Ronald Regan's first inauguration outside hanging on to a tall tree way up high until the secret service arrived.

[fshfrk]

Who is "they?" Are you referring to queers? "I" brought up bush because I couldn't think of a worse president (in my life time) and he was the nightmare leaving office.

Wrong,Wrong and Wrong!

[jeebus]

Who is "they?" Are you referring to queers? "I" brought up bush because I couldn't think of a worse president (in my life time) and he was the nightmare leaving office.

Big assumption. I'm pretty sure he meant liberals who voted for Obama.


...besides the Iraq war, and his goofy sensability that made him a horrible public speaker, what exactly about Bush was the nightmare?

[gotticgs]

Big assumption. I'm pretty sure he meant liberals who voted for Obama.


...besides the Iraq war, and his goofy sensability that made him a horrible public speaker, what exactly about Bush was the nightmare?

yep thats what I ment liberals

[marauder_77868]

I didn't vote for Obama...I know that's a surprise. But since people are bringing up comparisons of other people who were not in the race, let me insert my thoughts. I'm going to name a few people and then list the order that i would vote for that person for president: Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher, George Bush, John Kerry, Al Gore, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, Fred Thompson, Barack Obama.

1. Ronald Reagan
2. Margaret Thatcher (yes, i know she's not a citizen, but we haven't actually made an improvement over that concept, have we?)
3. Fred Thompson
4. George Bush
5. John McCain
6. Hillary Clinton
7. Al Gore
8. John Kerry
9. Satan (write in)
10. Abstain
11. (Suicidal thoughts)
12. My dog (though this placement might be a bit low)
13. Barack Obama (only here because I couldn't find the symbol for infinity)

[ImaGuyGeek]

Who is "they?" Are you referring to queers? "I" brought up bush because I couldn't think of a worse president (in my life time) and he was the nightmare leaving office.

Not sure what your definition of "worse" is but here are a few data points.

Obama - Has created more debt in the US in 1.5 years than Bush (Both Bushes) and Clinton all combined.
Jimmy Carter - Really, Does this need any explanation?
Bill Clinton - Cheated on his wife in the Oval Office with a kid less than half his age. Signed into law the precedent for Gay Marriage being denied nationally.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defense_of_Marriage_Act

Defense of Marriage Act is the short title of a federal law of the United States passed on September 21, 1996 as Public Law No. 104-199, 110 Stat. 2419. Its provisions are codified at 1 U.S.C. § 7 and 28 U.S.C. § 1738C. The law, also known as DOMA, has two effects:

1. No state (or other political subdivision within the United States) needs to treat a relationship between persons of the same sex as a marriage, even if the relationship is considered a marriage in another state.
2. The federal government defines marriage as a legal union exclusively between one man and one woman.

The bill was passed by Congress by a vote of 85-14 in the Senate[1] and a vote of 342-67 in the House of Representatives,[2] and was signed into law by President Bill Clinton on September 21, 1996.