Forgive me for being honest here, but as a non-american living elsewhere in the world i find it hard to believe that any sentient being would want Bush to be their elected representative on the world stage. A man who appears to have great difficulty stringing a coherent sentence together, and is continually making america a laughing stock.
I am under the impression that there is an election due this year (i may be wrong) and was wondering if there was any chance that america would really be dumb enough to vote him back in, given his track record on fiscal control, education, welfare, international relations and the environment to name but a few.

I'm sorry, we are America. We don't talk about those issues, we only want to smoke the "evil-doers" out of their caves and spiderholes.

now now, come on open up to the world

I'm sorry, we are America. We don't talk about those issues, we only want to smoke the "evil-doers" out of their caves and spiderholes.

Actually, we didn't want the Bush Regime the FIRST time!!! We voted for the other guy, remember? It was the Electoral College (and his brother Jeb) that are to blame for the Bush presidency, not the American public....

i was aware of that but would still like to know if anyone is gonna vote for the imbecile next time!

Originally posted by witsend
i was aware of that but would still like to know if anyone is gonna vote for the imbecile next time!

You can blame me for the first time he got into office, and, assuming Lieberman doesn't win the primary, I'll be voting him again this year

Many people who put their vote in for Bush last election won't be doing so this year after seeing what kind of representative and international leader he is. He's not any of those things. Obviously he's representative of some people ^ ... but I think an about number of the majority doesn't see it this way.

Nader of the Green Partay might go in this year. But also, many people see voting for a Democratic member much better than letting Bush stay in power.

[Edited on 1/5/2004 by Requiem]

nobody should vote at all because ti won't matter who u vote for the same # will happen, nobody seems to realize the changing president is something to keep ppl from blaming the system they blame the president lol

Originally posted by Gazrok

I'm sorry, we are America. We don't talk about those issues, we only want to smoke the "evil-doers" out of their caves and spiderholes.

Actually, we didn't want the Bush Regime the FIRST time!!! We voted for the other guy, remember? It was the Electoral College (and his brother Jeb) that are to blame for the Bush presidency, not the American public....

and if we went by popular vote....clinton wouldnt have been in office, for EITHER term. think i'm joking? thinking i'm lying? think i'm making it up? look it up for yourself.

cant have your cake and eat it too.

maybe you should blame those who created the election process by which we choose our presidents, oh thats right they arent named bush and blaming them wouldnt fuel your rage against bush.

Got any links for that Prank? I would love to see them

"Fool me once, shame on, ehhhh...shame on you......ehhh FOOL ME AND YA CAN'T FOOL AGAIN!"

YEAH!!!!!!!!


(What a maroon.)

Hahaha, yeah... that one killed me too.

It was an old saying from Tennessee, or Texas... where am I from again? Who am I.. WHO ARE YOU?

Hahahaha. He just seems confussed most of the time.

I say we vote for Perot.

No, seriously, I'm with JungleJake on this one.

Originally posted by ThePrankMonkey

and if we went by popular vote....clinton wouldnt have been in office, for EITHER term. think i'm joking? thinking i'm lying? think i'm making it up? look it up for yourself.

cant have your cake and eat it too.

maybe you should blame those who created the election process by which we choose our presidents, oh thats right they arent named bush and blaming them wouldnt fuel your rage against bush.

Clinton won it both years just not 50% but he did win the pop vote none the less. He would have still been president. Not that it's something to be proud of.

1992
William J. Clinton 44,909,889
George H. Bush 39,104,545
H. Ross Perot 19,742,267

1996
Total
Clinton 49% 47,402,357
Dole 41% 39,198,755
perot 8% 8,085,402

I had trouble with Bush being elected in the first place. Did not like what he did for my state of Texas and knew he would be no good for this Country. So I screwed twice please don't let it repeat again. I do not know if I can get screwed any more in this manner.

Originally posted by OXmanK
I'm sorry, we are America. We don't talk about those issues, we only want to smoke the "evil-doers" out of their caves and spiderholes.

you weren't kidding were you!!
no-body wants too talk about this

witsend, I didn't want "The Bush Regime" the first time through. It's not a matter of public opinion. This is not a pure democracy.

[Edited on 1/10/2004 by Bangin]

Originally posted by Bangin
witsend, I didn't want "The Bush Regime" the first time through. It's not a matter of public opinion. This is not a pure democracy.

[Edited on 1/10/2004 by Bangin]

you're right, we're a republic.

I think Hunter S. Thompson said it best.

"Lets face it-the yo-yo president of the U.S.A. knows nothing. He is a dunce. He does what he is told to do-says what he is told to say-poses the way he is told to pose. He is a Fool."

I didn't want him in the first time and I don't want him in again. Plain and simple.