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that's why I said it was interesting. can't really blame people for voting for him in 2000. his platform seemed pretty solid. I never voted for him, but understand people liking that humble message.
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I watched it and how Ironic that Bush was exactly everything that he spoke against.
that's why I said it was interesting. can't really blame people for voting for him in 2000. his platform seemed pretty solid. I never voted for him, but understand people liking that humble message.
Good point, but in his 2004 campaign he ran as the opposite and was supported by the same voting block. What does that say about voters?
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the average american voter is an idiot. bush used fear to get re-elected. we were told that he was the only one who could bring victory in iraq. plus, the iraq war was still in the infancy stages and the economy was still solid. it's not like kerry was a great opponent, but bush did lose some states in 04 like new hampshire.
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Good point, but in his 2004 campaign he ran as the opposite and was supported by the same voting block. What does that say about voters?
Bush was the ultimate puppet president, even worse than Reagan.
I think that Bush as a "guy" would be the life of the party .... frat boy in full effect and a pretty good time. But considering that he was a failed businessman a few times over, how he was annointed by the SCOTUS in 2k will always be beyond me.
this video is pretty interesting. it's clips from debates during 2000. to all those bush haters who say that he was a warmonger, and so were those who voted for him, you might be right, but only in 2004. this is the george bush we forgot, the one that was almost able to beat al gore. he was a wolf in sheeps clothing. I also find it funny that the bush haters just voted for another wolf in sheeps clothing in 2008.
Bush was the ultimate puppet president, even worse than Reagan.
I think that Bush as a "guy" would be the life of the party .... frat boy in full effect and a pretty good time. But considering that he was a failed businessman a few times over, how he was annointed by the SCOTUS in 2k will always be beyond me.
Obama ran a business? Which one? What did he own or run?
Obama knows how to party also he does it every Wed lol
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well considering he ran against a fear monger who rides across the globe in a private jet lecturing on the dangers of "global warming." to his credit, I heard that gore's private jet had limited carbon emissions because it runs on self satisfaction.
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Bush was the ultimate puppet president, even worse than Reagan.
I think that Bush as a "guy" would be the life of the party .... frat boy in full effect and a pretty good time. But considering that he was a failed businessman a few times over, how he was annointed by the SCOTUS in 2k will always be beyond me.
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um, yeah dude. you voted for a crackhead hooker screwing mayor, so not really taking you all that seriously.
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Bush isn't smart enough to be a wolf in sheep's clothing. He might be smart enough to be a geranium in sheep's clothing though.
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