How can George Bush claim that McCain is ready to lead?

Question

When Bush himself clearly isn't.

Answer 1

Do you REALLY think anyone was listening to what Bush said? It was going in one ear and out the other

Answer 2

Mccain Palin 08

Answer 3

You have answered your own question...

Answer 4

He led for eight years. We're not suffering a high unemployment rate, in fact, it's very low. Most problems besetting us aren't Bush's doing. He's done alright. Not great, but alright. Your candidate has two years of experience, and none in leadership. As a legislator, he did nothing. His only achievements were due to speaking, rather than action or applying intellect to a problem. So your position is moot. Name any ex-President who supports Obama for President. Clinton dodged the question as to whether or not Obama was ready to lead.

Answer 5

I''ll vote for McCain but wish Bush would keep his globalist dictator mouth shut and concentrate on packing his bags.

Answer 6

According to the rules you only have to be at least 35. Being feable minded and senile doesn't matter but helps when your just going to be a puppet.

Answer 7

Have we had any major terrorist attacks in the US lately like 911?

Answer 8

cuz hes a dumbass, hasnt he made that crystal clear?

Answer 9

Sure he will say this, McCain will be just like him.

Answer 10

Easy...he just sits back and watches all the people come in and out of his office, or his general field of view and thinks..."He's better'n me....so's he...he's better'n me...she's better'n me, oh look, she is too, so's he...hmm...ever'body is...but ahm thuh Prezeedeyunt! G'huh!"

Answer 11

Bush is just saying that because McCain is a republican and I'm sure all of Bush's advisors told him to support the republican. What they don't realize is it's just hurting McCain's reputation to have someone as ignorant as Bush supporting him! haha

Answer 12

HOw about going back to the 2000 election when Bush was bashing McCain around the room like a wet towel.  McCain had to give up.  The repubs weren't talking about McCain getting his bones broken in  POW camp then.  They were circulating posters of him being g*y, fathering a black child and anti-American even.

Well the Republicans are the best mudslingers but they clean up real nice.  LOL!

Answer 13

Isn't McCain ready to drop dead any day now????????/

Answer 14

Because McCain's 25+ YEARS of political experience far outweighs JUNIOR U.S. Senator Obama's 143 DAYS of ACTUAL experience as a JUNIOR U.S. Senator !!!

ALL Americans should READ Obama's Global Poverty Act (S.2433) ... He is wanting to give America's sovereignty over to the United Nations !!!

Alaska Govermor Sarah Palin has MORE TOTAL political experience than Obama!!

KS1982

Answer 15

For the same reason that you're posting on here, when you're not ready.

Answer 16

Dubya is just agreeing with everyone else right now...like Joe Biden, Hilary Clinton, Joe Liebermann, etc., etc,...

Answer 17

Well none of them on either side can figure out that intervention breeds terrorism, so neither Barry or McCain are ready to lead.

Answer 18

Didn't Dubbya convince you clowns that McShame wasn't worth spit in 2000?

What? - Now he's a great candidate?

Did he ferment like old cheese during the past 8-years or something?

Answer 19

Bush has bombed for sure but we are still a safer country because of him. The Dem congress is the hold up with National security

Answer 20

Because he is. He was a leader when he was a POW and he's been a leader in the Senate. Bush's term is over, get over it!

Answer 21

I learned along time ago not to trust Bush's judgement.

Answer 22

Joe Lieberman agreed with him even though he didn't get selected to be the VP. How come no one is questioning Senator Lieberman's voice on the matter.