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Why the Polls are Low for President Bush
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| Apr 24, 2006
| Lee Ellis
Posted on 04/24/2006 10:42:01 PM PDT by ncountylee
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To: wardaddy
ROFL.
Yep. And most people like me that way. I'm ok with it.
Have a good evening.
To: Uncle Vlad
Given the number of African-Americans in prison, we ought to ship them all to Liberia, right?
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posted on
04/25/2006 9:07:47 PM PDT
by
RobbyS
( CHIRHO)
To: Reagan Man
First of all.
I and many others wish we had another President like Reagan, but, he was one of a kind.
Yes, I voted for Bush, and in some things I disagree with some of his policies.
However ?
I still support President Bush, and still believe he is a good President.
About the borders ?
It is not just President Bush's fault.
ALL OF THE GOVERNMENT
deserves the blame, there is enough blame for that to go around.
If you want to blame anyone, or organization, it is Congress who deserves the blame because they are weak kneed to do anything about it because they are afraid they won't get any voted with it come time to vote.
There have been a few times President Bush has sent spending bills to congress that in the end was over in budget in what President Bush asked for.
No, President Bush is not perfect.
but ?
Would you have voted for Gore ? Kerry ?
consider the alternatives
Democrats back in power ? think about that.
I know the Republicans have let us down, but, I am sure not going to let the Democrats get back in power.
To: pollyannaish
You've been here nearly a year don't you know wardaddy better than this?
424
posted on
04/25/2006 9:46:21 PM PDT
by
JustPiper
(In our time, no foreign army has ever occupied American soil. Until now.)
To: Prophet in the wilderness
You need to take a deep breath and calm down.
I didn't ask anyone to justify their support for Bush, or to make excuses for his non-conservative domestic policy agenda. After 5-1/4 years the public facts of the Bush Presidency are well documented to anyone interested in seeking out the factual truth of current political events.
I'm a firm believer in the second amendment. Free speech and political dissent are the options the Founders made available to the American people, in order we might hold our elected officials accountable for decisions and actions relative to their governance of this great nation.
>>>>I know the Republicans have let us down, but, I am sure not going to let the Democrats get back in power.
Neither am I.
425
posted on
04/25/2006 10:06:36 PM PDT
by
Reagan Man
(Secure our borders;punish employers who hire illegals;stop all welfare to illegals)
To: Reagan Man
I thank you for your response.
" You need to take a deep breath and calm down. "
I was already calmed down when I wrote, but, yes, I do have a habit when I try to emphasize somethings in bold lettering, even though I am not upset.
All I know is, no one is perfect, and most of us would agree ? that things would be far worse if Gore or Kerry were in the Presidential office.
Take care.
To: Earthdweller
No sense of irony I take it?
I have a darn good sense of irony. I also have a darn good sense of false analogy. How about you?
To: bushinohio
And I don't understand why the president is taking all the heat for the immigration problem. What about the past presidents who have done nothing to address it? What about a congress that has done nothing about it for decades?
I ask that same question and then the President gets on the TV and says things like doing jobs Americans won't do and other crazy words that other Presidents never said or even congresspersons.
To: napscoordinator
Good point. On immigration and the borders, Bush goes beyond the neglect of Clinton and Daddy Bush to actively pursue a strategy of speeding the third-world colonization of our country.
He wants the largest amnesty in the history of our country (the world?) for the illegals he and others have let in, and then he wants also to increase legal immigration from the third world.
In doing so, he's giving away our nation, turning it into something rather different than the nation we grew up in, and putting us on the same path over the multicultural cliff already paved by much of Western Europe.
Even after the 9-11 wake up call, he continues with this policy. In particular, he still imports the worst malady of all from the third world: Islam, bringing in half a million new muslims to our homeland, and ensuring that Mohammad Atta's faith continues to be the "fastest growing religion" in the homeland.
That's why he's lost me and so many conservatives.
Why he's lost the rest of America is simpler. He's grossly inarticulate. He can barely finish a coherent thought unless it's on a teleprompter. He can't sell. If he showed up on your doorstep stammering about some new vacuum cleaner you'd slam the door in his face. When he shows up on TV babbling about policy, even when he's saying something likely true (progress in Iraq) folks turn him off or tune him out.
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posted on
04/26/2006 12:44:19 AM PDT
by
dagnabbit
(George Bush deported my children to Amerexico.)
To: fr_freak
"I have a darn good sense of irony. I also have a darn good sense of false analogy."
You darn well could have fooled me. I do see that you darn well have a good sense of how to use the word darn. Darn straight?
To: ncountylee
Yeah, it's the media's fault that Bush is a complete globalists determined to do his best to kill off the nation state, dissolve our borders, and instigate what he has told everyone to their face he wants from the very begining, a Free Trade Zone of the America's.
To: JustPiper
I should. Stuff still suprises me sometimes though.
To: Earthdweller
Wow. I suggest that you don't quit your day job just yet.
To: Reagan Man
If Bush keeps this up, he'll hand the Dems an election victory and control of Congress this November.Which is exactly what you want and what you've been agitating for here on FR.
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posted on
04/26/2006 8:44:48 AM PDT
by
Wolfstar
(Not for just an hour. Not for just a day. Not for just a year.)
To: Wolfstar
If Bush keeps this up, he'll hand the Dems an election victory and control of Congress this November.>>>>Which is exactly what you want and what you've been agitating for here on FR.
That is simply not true. You don't know what you're talking about. I've worked for almost 40 years to get Republicans elected to office. Show me one single post where I advocated such BULLoney. You can't, because its doesn't exist. Such ridiculous remarks only make you look like a whiny, vindictive juvenile. As a conservative I stick to the facts and the truth. Obviously, you can't accept the political truth about Bush. I suggest you don't read my posts in the future.
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posted on
04/26/2006 9:09:49 AM PDT
by
Reagan Man
(Secure our borders;punish employers who hire illegals;stop all welfare to illegals)
To: Reagan Man
I suggest you don't read my posts in the future.Bwahahahahahahahahaha...and you call other people juvenile?!
436
posted on
04/26/2006 10:07:38 AM PDT
by
Wolfstar
(Not for just an hour. Not for just a day. Not for just a year.)
To: Wolfstar
I see you came back empty handed. So you really can't back up your rhetoric with facts. Instead you obfuscate and lie. I was right. You are a whiny, vindictive juvenile, who can't stand to hear the truth about Bush.
437
posted on
04/26/2006 10:27:19 AM PDT
by
Reagan Man
(Secure our borders;punish employers who hire illegals;stop all welfare to illegals)
To: Howlin
No, it is not just you. Most of us feel that way.
Yeah, all three of you.
The border issue is not going away. You can't wish it away. The only thing that will help the GOP in this regard is to take some strong action on the issue. As the president is unlikely to change his stance, and congressional Republicans seem incapable of doing anything serious on the issue, I expect it to be an albatross around the party's neck for the foreseeable future.
You can't blame people for getting angry when issues they feel are important are routinely unaddressed--or worse, addressed in a fashion diametrically opposed to what they want. If President Bush started governing like a conservative, his numbers would go back up.
438
posted on
04/26/2006 10:37:53 AM PDT
by
Antoninus
(I will not vote for a liberal, regardless of party.)
To: Howlin
You all are doing a great job of handing power back to the Democrats. Hope you're happy with the results.
Funny how you "blame the victim." The president and his RINO buddies in the senate will be to blame if the Democrats win in November. Their governing poorly of late and not responding to the base of the party who put them where they are.
439
posted on
04/26/2006 10:40:23 AM PDT
by
Antoninus
(I will not vote for a liberal, regardless of party.)
To: nopardons
Because of the enviro wackos. That's only part of it and a small part. First, they could build in Mexico. They won't. They've been rationalizing refining capacity for quite sometime. Building new refineries has not been on their agenda for quite some time. Blaming the enviros is an easy excuse to feed the public.
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