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January 20, 2009, the day Bush leaves office, will be a good day for the world. We should celebrate his leaving. Ask a Question

January 20, 2009, the day Bush leaves office, will be a good day for the world. We should celebrate his leaving.
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Drinks are on me!!!

Close the schools and banks and everyone could exchange gifts.

Depends on who replaces him. Clinton or Obama calls for a wake.

2 Replies to MikeHend's answer

I would love it if they stepped into his place. Couldn't do worse for sure!

Never doubted it for a second.

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i disagree...ask me in 5 yrs.

If you cant see than now Mags, you will be totally blind in 5 years....

We will see.... you know how the pendulum swings in politics.

Yes, a celebration would be appropriate, in appeciation for his keeping us safe from further terrorists attacks, less taxes, etc.

However, I get the feeling that is not the celebration you were referring to.

14 Replies to MikeHend's answer

Yes... and thank him for increased poverty and a collapsed US economy too.

I agree Kimbalee

Yes, and for opening up jobs, due to all the soldiers that wont be comming back to them.

That BEC is way beneath you. I have enjoyed swapping opposing views with you up till now, but to equate our dead American soldiers, sailors and airmen with new jobs in the USA is really despicable.

and you think their loss has lessened the terrist attacks get real, sending our soldiers over there is the despicable action not my comment, get the blinders off and swallow hard, your family wouldnt bee too proud to loose you for whatever the cause would they??

what does that have to do with you equating dead American military to more jobs back home?

That makes you the crassest kind of jerk BEC

You know what I ment by that, I have never been disrespectful of our military and now I am a jerk, comes down to it you calling names kinda makes you the jerk.

You said what you said BEC and you are stuck with it.

Gee I am constantly amazed at how you Canadians think you know more about our country that we do.

The USA has the largest GNP in the world, with 13 trillion dollars. And, you will hate this, depends upon the USA a great deal for its economic well being.

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You delude yourself into thinking so.

The US is in huge debt! Bush has accelerated the rate of accumulating debt by billions and billions. Why do you assume Canadians know less?? We live right across the border, we get your news, as well as balanced Canadian news. Just because you might not pay attention to anything that goes on in Canada, doesn't mean I or other Canadians pay no attention to your country.

http://www.federalbudget.com/

http://www.robertreich.org/reich/20050126.asp

http://www.treasurydirect.gov/NP/BPDLogin?application=np

http://www.usatoday.com/money/economy/2007-12-03-debt_N.htm

Each year since 1969, Congress has spent more money than its income. The Treasury Department has to borrow money to meet Congress's appropriations. The total borrowed is more than $8,000,000,000,000 and growing. Even when government officials claim to have a surplus, they still spend more than they get in.

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I am hosting a "Shaving Our Bush" party. Well, not really, but I thought it'd be a cool idea.

1 Replies to mrmatt923's answer

i like it!

Bush created more terrorists than he managed to kill.

He killed more civilians than terrorists...

Each of those civilian's have families if they also weren't killed. Don't those families now have more reasons to hate the US than they did before the invasion of Iraq?

Wouldn't it now be easier for a terrorist organization to recruit those individuals?

He used fear as a political instrument to accomplish his agenda.

Terrorist - a person who terrorizes or frightens others - a person who tries to frighten people or governments into doing what he/she wants by using or threatening violence.

Couldn't the definition of terrorist be applied to Bush?

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Isn't that what Bill Clinton got in the oval office....hmmmm, it was blow something.

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Should be called a terrorist and war criminal!

You should be called a traitor, but in this counry you are allowed to spew your filth.

Damn right I am allowed to spew my so called "filth". And there is nothing you can do about it!

So typical to take the to the extreme than present your opinion. My sole concern is for the future of this country, at home and around the world. And the last eight years has been a travesty that may take decades to turn around!

You have the nerve to call me a traitor, how easy that is for you to spew. I served in the US Army as an infantryman and a battle soldier, as well as training recruits on the M203 grenade launcher. Not long after, many were sent off to their missions, some to die senseless deaths! I still have friends in the military on active duty and I know what they want to say! And the media and goverment censors them!

They want GW Bush out because of an evident lack of leadership! Although many are not stupid enough to express opinion publicly due to rampant backlash. Yes, they know it is their job to take orders. And they do... but there comes a time when the rational people have to stand up against irrational orders based on irrational fear, created by this administration in an ILLEGAL WAR, complete with the countrymen's war cries, easily incited by lies and pure propaganda!

But irrational fear is was not the case here. Saddam wasn't even a "real" enemy, and not two decades ago, he was an friend that we controlled because we hated Iran, and so did he. We know what he ad as far as weapons.. we gave them to him. Where was our fear then? We were giving him money and weapons to fight Iran (another fabricated brew-ha-ha we have recently revisited!). Even Bush, Sr., who didn't invade in the Gulf war, because he knew this would be the result. And even when Bush Jr was advised that his military strategy was wrong by his father friends.. he ignored them. But the lure of oil money, military contract money, and potential military presence in the Mideast was too great!.

WE WERE LED INTO THIS WAR BASED ON LIES! The proof is easily evident, but will never be used against him because of blind, easily distracted, apathetic, prostrate Americans who only stand up when they are directly affected, and not subject to personal retribution. Retribution, which is now a method of this administration of their "business as usual" partisan tactics, because they mark you as a traitor when you express any reasonable voice to the contrary!

If you so blindly follow leadership like this, then I want to thank you too for promoting the current, downward spiral of our country; eroding its' credibility, diminishing it's citizens constitutional rights and promoting the socially indifferent corporate money machine that values no one but it stockholders! Yes Mike.. thanks to you for that too!

So, I will celebrate. YES CELEBRATE, I SAY, once this unpatriotic, selfish, silver-spooned, imbecile, sorry excuse for a president is gone, AND the wayward elephant (get it?) he rode in on!

AND PS. It seems that all you do, based on many of the posts on your profile, is defend the current status quo. You antagonize people who express valid opinions with one line quips about being anti-American, anti-patriotic, or anti-Bush. Clearly, you see all three as the same thing. So if you cannot express opinion with some substance or backing, don't bother... it's a waste of your time to write them and out to read them.

I really enjoy it when I elicit these long responses. It means I have touched upon a sensitive nerve.

I believe it is everyone's right to criticize our politicians and the President of the United States is no exception to that right.

But I find the obsceneties and denigrating remarks made by you and some others as beyond criticizing. You must know that such remarks find their way into unfriendly press and computers and aiding and abetting the enemy could be considered traitorous.

I don't expect any more from most of the Canadians on this forum.

But, you go ahead. I'm still here.

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Excellent point, I agree.

Your whole statement is so full of crap it is beyond belief.

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I fail to see how you can rationally be so negative toward the USA and President Bush. Also beyond belief.

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Oh horseshit waugs, spew all that garbage to your fellow Canadians. I don't buy it.

Agreed.. this MikeHend fellow is so blind and indoctrinated into the status quo the any kind of talk like this threatens him in some form or another. And the content of his replies is lacking any merit to be taken seriously.

Your kind loves to denigrate anyone who shows the slightest love of country and fidelity to one's country. Rave on, I'll be here.

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Hell yeah... I will dance a jig. Maybe then we can start hearing the word "nuclear" pronounced correctly... His refusal to say it correctly should have been a sign how pig headed and ignorant he can be.

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I just hope he doesn't get us into nukaleer war before the movers arrive.

You snobbish elitists just can't get by the President's mispronouncian of nuclear, can you? Get a life.

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You're a snob waugs.

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You are still a snob.

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Thank you.

The fact that HE KNOWS he is pronouncing the word incorrectly and refuses to correct himself, is a prime example of how he leads... facts be damned, I do what I want. This is a small, but telling, example how he conducts himself and about how he learns, or doesn't learn. THAT is why I can't past it.

That very issue of the correct pronunciation of the word "nuclear", as minor as it may seem, is George Bush personified.

And don't tell me that's the way the talk in West Texas... this is not some regional colloquism. I lived in Abilene for 4 years and never, ever heard someone say it in that way.

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If it is such a minor point, how come it keeps cropping up?

It is better to be disliked and do your job and be a failure like Clinton and be liked.

Yes, I agree.. and it's just too bad that G.W. Bush did neither.

Maybe President Bush should have gotten a BJ while on the phone to his advisors, or had been consistently unfaithful to his wife, or was able to turn on the tears on demand, you may have like him. I doubt it, he's a Republican and you can't stand that. Suffer damn you, suffer.

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The friggin negativism of your type continually baffles me.

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And your friggin ignorance of fact baffles me.

Really get your goat, don't I. Good. I'll be here!

Friggin' comments by snobbish elitist Canadians totally baffle me.

Talk about not being able to get past something. Like comparing apples and oranges.

It will be a landslide Democrat victory..

9 Replies to BEC44's answer

I doubt it, but be careful what you ask for. And, if they do, hold on to your wallet and start digging a bomb shelter.

I havent got anything left in the wallet, the gas prices got it all, lol, a bomb shelter, you mean the people, other than Americans, that Bush pissed off are going to bomb us??

Just think BEC, with all the Americans that will die, look at all the job availabilities.

Yes thats right, back in the 60's when I got out of the Army, employers couldnt fill all the openings due to the war.

Were you happy that all those Americans died so you could have a job?

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The same way any person gets elected, by getting the most electoral votes.

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TRFM! Typical Republican Fear Mongering!

All I know is that when Clinton was in, I had money in my wallet and it seemed like each month I had a little more left over. Now, it seems like I never have enough. I don't know if we can blame it all on Bush as he's a f**king retarded lil idiot, but it sure is a helluva coincidence that he's in there and now the rich are richer and the middle class is getting more and more pissed off.

Yeah I know that was a run on sentence and horrible grammar, but hey, I'm pissed dammit!

9 Replies to mrmatt923's answer

Ah yes, you would use such language to describe your President.

due to my frustration with our leader and the situation that we are all left in.

The magic about this country is that you can replace the crew every four years. I guess you are an American.

aren't you?

FLASH TO MMATT923!! George W. Bush, the current President of the United States of America, is NOT running for reelection, is not on the ballots. The Presidency has a limit of two terms.

Answer a question with a question. Good dodge.

I wasn't asked a question. Dude, what's your deal? I know you know everything and have the only opinion that matters. Why are you keeping this going, get a life and move on. Try and have a little fun in life every once in a while.

physician, heal thyself

silver with light lines on it. holds water and berries hold it up.

Dammit, Mike! You're suppose to have the last word here.

2 Replies to BetaTester's answer

The LAST WORD!

I'll take that, Thank You.