If you could say one thing to our president Bush what would it be?

Remember one thing! Don't go on and on just one thing ONLY!


I would say-

Is this the first job you screwed up or do you suck at everything?

Can my friends please come home now? Thanks!

I'd tell him the lie clock joke
thats a good one

I would say "Did your parents have an IQ test before thinking about having children"?

"You're a dangerous man, and I don't like you."

"Buddy, next time you want to pick a fight with someone, go out there and meet him face to face, don't hide in the White House and send our* troops out there to settle your arguments for you".




*because we're caught up in his screw ups just as much as the Americans

Firstly, he is not MY president. He is the president of the United States.

But the question I would ask him is simple: A sphincter says what?

"Please do us all a favour and ride off a cliff."

I would say:

Thank you Mr. President for defending our country against the Evil that wants to destroy it, and for having the courage and wisdom and persistence to see the job through no matter what the nay sayers believe.


Thank you Mr. President!

I guess I would also say, thanks for trying. This situation can't be easily dealt with. I know it's fashionable to dislike/hate/bludgeon Mr. Bush right now but I still can't jump on that bandwagon. The anti-American propaganda is becoming a bit tiresome, much like the rantings of PETA groups. I find it ironic that people who align themselves with a message of peace and equality can be so hateful towards an entire country and the folks that just happened to be born there because of one man.

Edit; sorry for the run-on sentence.

Please don't equate not being the greatest fan of Bush with anti-Americanism; all i can really comment about concerning him is the situation in Iraq in which we're involved as well, and my criticisms of him there are more to do with the lack of foresight and planning for what to do once Saddam was defeated; believe me, i have nothing but the greatest admiration for what America and Britain have done together.

Not at all, I was speaking generally.

I cant say it here but something like @*^%$%(*&$%...

Same here.....my words would be unfit for anyone under 17.......

I would ask him to come with me around America to see the common citizens that he is hurting and ask him again after the trip if he still can feel the same way about his ideas as he did before.

I would say:

Ignore what the tabloids say, Mr. President - You have some support in the UK and that is the support not easily influenced by half-baked propaganda. Thank you for having the courage and integrity to confront issues like Iraq and Terrorism head on and for making the world a safer place. God bless you.

I don't care for him, but I would still have to say...

"thank you Mr. President for doing what you think is best for our country."

BizeeButt, thats actually incredibly profound....

I would say "God bless you Mr President for taking a stand and doing what you felt is the right thing in defending this great country. You have my support, admiration and never ending gratitude. Regardless of the vocal public opinion I believe in you."

I would ask him, if there was ever a point where he asked himself if he was doing the right thing. Then I would go from there.

Yep. What Joc said. And I couldn't have phrased it any better.

WOW!!! ive never seen so many democrates in one room!!! HAHAHA

anyways, guys, you gotta think about it, hes protectin us... if he wasnt wed have so much terrorism in USA it wouldn't be funny... like there would be so many 9/11 attacks.. right when that happend he charged them... yeah they make threats still, but they dont do anything to us...

They sit in a cave underground and make threats, because if they peak there heads out... POP there head and towel falls of hahahha...

But it sucks to because the media is all democtatic.. all you hear about is the dead marines, they never tell us how many terrorists we kill, its like if the media pronounced all the dead terrosits WOW..... lol

anyways, over all i think he did a good job!!!!

GO BUSH!!! is one thing id say to him.. and hes doing a good job.

P.S!!!

Overall, i feel a lot safer with Bush as President, you can't go and pull off a 9/11 without suffering consequences for your actions... Even though we never found WMD's in Iraq that doesn't mean they were never there, and if your going to harbor Terrorists like those behind 9/11 in your country, your just as bad as them. People seem to forget how we felt in the months following 9/11, sure nobody wants a war and sending troops into battle is a hard decision, but you can't just sit on the sidelines and let Taliban bastards chop away at our Country"..There getting what they deserved.

Me: "Mr President, are your daughters going to enlist in the military to help support the war in Iraq?"

Bush:


Me:

Most people I know who support president Bush do so because their values have been influenced by their parents, because it is the older generations who seem to still be absorbed in his power.

If George Bush didn't have a rich and powerful family, and unofficial birthright to presidency, there is no way he would have cut it. He's an incredibly stupid man.

Here's a link which shows some reflection of how much of an idiot he is. Scroll down and check out his quotes:
http://www.lifeisajoke.com/politics23_html.htm

Socrates it is a myth that President Bush is unintelligent.

Those quotes prove nothing. If I followed you around for six years I'd hear you say some pretty stupid things to.

ide say something like.

Mr. President, I thank and respect that you are keeping our boarders safe and hunting down the evil in this world despite what others may think. may you continue to do so and may God bless you!

true, and also he may get "stage freight", everybody probably would if they were speaking to Millions of people,or the entire world.

I wish I could agree with you, but I still think he's rediculous.

this topic reminds me of a wise quote from a Marine that was having lunch and John Kerry walked up to him and started to talk to him. The Marine replied to him by saying something like "Sir, I repect you as a Senator,but as a man I do not".

the wisdom in this saying is that even if you dont like Dubya as a man, he is still our Commander and Chief.

Sorry, can you remind me again of the connection between Iraq and 9/11?

There is no connection, only an excuse.

No connection.

Iraq - Toppling a vicous dictator who killed, and would continue to kill, millions.

Terrorism (9/11) - Bush had the guts to stand up to it where as evrey other president just side-stepped it.

If toppling Saddam had been the reason, up front and on the table, then i'd probably have supported it : if only we could do the same for a few others around the world, i sometimes think. But the war was fought under false pretences : WMDs, terrorism - Saddam had never had any connection with terrorism, he and Bin Laden were ideological enemies. That's the problem as i see it.

Damn right Walken, I myself belive that there were and possibly are WMD's in Iraq (search for the secret Jihad stash), and it wouldnt suprise me if Saddam was working with Al-Queda cause he is just as evil as bin laden .

Well look at it this way -

President Bush receives intelligence that Iraq was building or had built WMD's.

If he had ignored this then in three years time they started firing nukes here and there, can you imagine the consequences?

He was in a no-win situation. You cannot ignore that kind of intelligence. But Likewise, you can't expect evreyone to immediatley understand that.

the only way to peace with these enemies is by fighting them. a lot of people dont understand that

because fueled by hatred and dedication they dont plan on signing a treaty. Saddam had more than a decade to get his s*** together and he didnt so he brought this upon himself.

Exactly - There is an old expression: Peace, Roman style.

The romans used war to obtain peace. They crushed resistance and threats through battles and through them came peace.

The same applys here, no?

I belive the same apply's, if you crush the enemies before they attack then there is peace. the only way to world peace is by crushing threats constantly.

'The war must be a last resort, all peaceful means of finding a solution having failed' : that's always been the basis of Christian ethics, but i do agree that if we could stop things from developing further (like with Hitler in the 1930s), it might save a whole lot worse in the long term. It's the way that far from stopping terrorism, the situation in Iraq has made it become a training ground for terrorists, that why i think that it's been counterproductive.

Sorry, we're turning this into a bit of a debate aren't we?!

This thread is not about discussion on the morals of war, nor about President Bushes intellect.... Please stay on topic, and not transform this thread into another war....

or else Subby will smite....

So why don't the US topple Mugabe he is a vicious dictator? its a shame I have only one thing to say as I could ask many more questions.

I have never even said this here before but here we go. This war should not even be a war anymore. For instance the war in Iraq should be between allied forces and Iraqi military. It's not though, now allied forces are fighting an invisible enemy; freedom fighters who blow themselves up and take as many lives with them as possible. No uniforms identify these people as they kill their own countrymen along with volunteers from the west. How do you fight that?

So I say again, Mr. Bush, please let my friends and everyone else come home very soon. I have been an avid supporter of the GOP and you, President Bush, so please let them come home.

"This here is from all the troops in Iraq..!" Where upon I politely give him a knuckle sandwhich...!!! The little gimp..!

"So..... Think of a number between 1 and 10"

hmm let me think.

"GEORGE you are the BEST and i mean the best of the bestest president.................FOR ME TO POOP ON *KICKS HIM IN THE NUTS AND RUNS*"

i'm not sure what i would say. but i do know this much: it wouldn't be very nice

YES! That is a good one!!

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I don't know exactly what I'd say to President Bush, but some of it wouldn't be too pretty.

But I DO support him on a few issues and DON'T on many others - mostly domestic issues!

I'll just look him in the face.

Nice to meet you Mr.Bush (shake his hand).....................Alright boys, lets get him.

And then i'll have about 3 carloads of my mates to come out and bash the sh** outta him.


Man, that would be sweet

eccept you would get sniped out by the presidential guard.