You could impeach him all you wanted, impeaching him does not actually kick him out of office. An impeachment is simply an investigation. They will not find that he actually did anything bad enough to be kicked out of office. If someone already posted this, sorry, I did not really feel like reading through piles of anti-bush crap.
To all the people who say "Oh no! How can the oil company do this to us?! Why? Blame it on bush! He is making a fortune off of this!" You all know if you were making that much **** money, you wouldn't give two shits about what anyone thought. All of the hippies act like Bush is the only person in the world making money off of oil and that he is the oil God and controls it all......well sorry hippies, but he's not.
seth350
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Bush.
twoohfour
10+ year member
okay
uh.
ibtl
but.
i really like how on that impeach bush thing, they are like YEAH LETS MAKE IT 1 million ONLINE VOTES TO IMPEACH BUSH. ... ... as if online votes to impeach bush mean shit.
and as if 1 million people is more than 0.5% of the country.
because its not.
ibtl
but.
i really like how on that impeach bush thing, they are like YEAH LETS MAKE IT 1 million ONLINE VOTES TO IMPEACH BUSH. ... ... as if online votes to impeach bush mean shit.
and as if 1 million people is more than 0.5% of the country.
because its not.
MikeofTulsa
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well if u can come up w/ something that he's done thats worthy of being impeached (which in case u dont know doesnt mean get kicked out of office) i'll support that....but untill he's done something worthy of being impeached i stand behind him....he is the leader of this country after all.......
AllStar1500bd
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Nothing against you, but this is probably the most ignorant sentence I have ever read.
zane
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Bored.....
elaborate.
JimJ
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Yeah...
The fact that he's the leader of the country actually makes it our civic job to criticize his actions if we feel they're wrong or not in the best interest of the people - that's what keeps us from becoming a monarchy ruled by an all-powerful leader. I'd like to think we haven't arrived there just yet.
We have a patriotic responsibility to criticize government; anything less is a disservice.
The fact that he's the leader of the country actually makes it our civic job to criticize his actions if we feel they're wrong or not in the best interest of the people - that's what keeps us from becoming a monarchy ruled by an all-powerful leader. I'd like to think we haven't arrived there just yet.
We have a patriotic responsibility to criticize government; anything less is a disservice.
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Like I said if you doubt me you should search... The study is using the states average IQ...
http://www.mindfully.org/Reform/2004/US-Election-IQ2004.htm
http://www-unix.oit.umass.edu/~gcharter/iq.txt
http://www.whywehatebush.com/news/04_12_iq.html
http://www-unix.oit.umass.edu/~gcharter/iq.txt
As for something with credit:
the fact that we are in war in IRAQ. The administration did not have sufficient information and intell to support that war. Its great that we got Saddam but OSAMA is the one that attacked us... but he is still out there...
zane
10+ year member
Bored.....
Indeed. It is our duty as citizens to inform our ELECTED Government of our satisfaction or dis-satisfaction.
However, there is a fine line which far too many cross today.
There was a time when the office of The President of The United States of America was respected regarless of anyone's political views. Today, many people dance an extremely fine line of criticism and treason when considering this.
It's the highest ELECTED office in our country. It deserves respect.
I don't give a d*mn who sits in the seat, nor if they are Republican, Democrat, Independant, etc. The sitting President of the United States will ALWAYS have my respect, despite weather I like or dislike the one elected. Based on our counties history, and how many lives we have lost to form this country and it's government, we as citizens owe complete respect to the office of President.
It would do our country well to learn that you can disagree and still show proper and certainly earned respect.
However, there is a fine line which far too many cross today.
There was a time when the office of The President of The United States of America was respected regarless of anyone's political views. Today, many people dance an extremely fine line of criticism and treason when considering this.
It's the highest ELECTED office in our country. It deserves respect.
I don't give a d*mn who sits in the seat, nor if they are Republican, Democrat, Independant, etc. The sitting President of the United States will ALWAYS have my respect, despite weather I like or dislike the one elected. Based on our counties history, and how many lives we have lost to form this country and it's government, we as citizens owe complete respect to the office of President.
It would do our country well to learn that you can disagree and still show proper and certainly earned respect.
zane
10+ year member
Bored.....
Your "studies," should you actually call them that; all appear to originate from an obviously slanted and biased point of view. Which also, have been deemed a hoax as previously mentioned.
Then again, liberals have always believed themselves to be intellectually superior for quite some time now. Even though they continually place their foot in their mouth on many things.
By the way, you should search a little more.....
http://www.sq.4mg.com/IQstates.htm
http://www.isteve.com/IQhoax.htm
http://www.snopes.com/politics/ballot/stateiq.asp
Same thing happened in Bush vs. Gore if anyone else here is old enough to have remembered then.
That's the part Michael Moore conveniently "overlooks."
What you neglect to mention regarding Iraq is that there was sufficient information and intelligence to justify the war. The part you are having issue with is that there was later a severe intelligence shortfall. This was not the fault of Mr. Bush. He acted upon the advice given to him by Sec. Colin Powell and US Intelligence. Meaning, our countries Intelligence dropped the ball, information was falsified, planted, or simply not verified properly. That's the bigger issue at hand.
We are doing well in Iraq right now. Once we can be assured that their new government has taken hold, we will leave. Reminder that we will be leaving with a new ally in the region.
What you do not hear in the mainstream media is how many US Soldiers are voluntarily returning for additional tours of duty in Iraq because they know firsthand the good they are accomplishing.
Yes, OBL is still out there.
We will get him. We have the best millitary in the world. To think that we will not get him is plain foolish.
dont tell me your using biased sources hahaha.
wat kinda researcher are you? //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif
yea but just watch... if we go to war with china or russia, theyll kill us.
JimJ
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In a day and age after Watergate, for one, I simply can't hold an unshakable view of the office of the President...he's a man, nothing more.
JimJ
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Even though he was trained by the best military in the world? //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
MikeofTulsa
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well...yea....thats what i was trying to say.......jus not in such fancy terms //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif
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