Don't we owe Bush and Cheney a great debt of gratitude?

Question

It is partly due to their s***w ups that America will elect a democrat this november .. Most people in their right minds are not chomping at the bit elect another Republican.

Answer 1

But several republicans disliked Bush as well, and to top it off, at the moment, Mccain has more votes than Obama. Unfortunately (in the most undiscriminatory way possible) I don't think the United States is ready to have a black president yet, because there's still alot of racism present. Personally, I wish Obama would win, specifically because Mccain was going to follow Bush's politic, but in the long run I can't vote because I'm a puertorican living in Puerto Rico. In my humble opinion, I think Bush did take some pretty "awkward" actions as president, specifically in relations to my... U.S. Colony?? And Cheney... I couldn't even see his face, I might punch him... But again that's my humle opinion. I'm sure many people liked him.

Answer 2

"Most people in their right minds"?

Way to be a condescending jerk.

Answer 3

Yes, I'm glad 911 happened on their watch, or

who knows what would have happened next had

Carter, Clinton, or Obama been president during

that time. USA might have been completely

destroyed by now. The Patriot Act came about

because of 911 when America, from then on,

needed more security for protection, from these

Muslims who want to wipe America off the map.

I'm happy Bush went to such extreme measures

to protect US from terrorists. Terrorists have

tried acts of terrorism more than once since then, but Bush's security measures have stopped them in their tracts. God Bless Bush

and God Bless America.

Answer 4

i owe your mom a great debt of gratitude

Answer 5

You do owe them a debt of gratitude but I doubt you are man enough to admit it.

Yes, this should be a "can't lose" election for the democrats but it appears they've ****** that up.  I'm not sure how seeing how they've had the press helping them to vilify the current administration.  

I'll be curious to see how all this plays out.  My opinion is that the democrat party has managed to nominate a candidate that is near unelectable.  You may well spend the next four years wishing you'd chosen an electable one.  We shall see.

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Answer 6

Obama might have voted for the patriot back (not entirely sure on that) but so did many many people. And most think it isn't needed anymore and realize that they voted out of a state of fear. Polls showed 99% of people wanted to go to war after 9/11 now how many want to? People change, people make mistakes. It is the people who make those dicisions for bad reasons then not trying to fix them.

Answer 7

Most rational people are not voting Republican.

Only delusional zealots would vote for McCain

Answer 8

As far as I can see the current administration takes the job seriously and makes the decisions. To me that is a vast improvement over the previous Democratic president. And judging from what the current Democrats say and do, (if by some unfortunate twist of fate) they are elected we had better be ready for 4 years of lame excuses and outright lies.

Answer 9

the same as clinton gore paved the way for bush cheney  

Answer 10

Not me.  I voted democrat long before I ever heard of Shrub and Dr Evil.

Answer 11

your boy obama voted twice for the patriot act!

Answer 12

Bush and Cheney have helped destroy many American freedoms. With the patriot act & others they have set the way for future government tyranny.

Answer 13

You certainly owe them a debt of gratitude.  They have served honorably and well and maintained our great Democratic traditions.

Answer 14

Wake up you are having a dream. In November the black marxist will join the Gore Kerry Loser Club.

Answer 15

well, if you look back at what they have done, then it may have been better to have a democrat s***w up for the past 8 years instead-- theres always the chance that a democrat will be elected in the next election-- so in summation, no, they do not deserve any credit that is in their favor

Answer 16

the polls are even numbnuts

Answer 17

It's just the natural cycle of politics in America.