Do you think the President is Intelligent

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Originally Posted by Gohron

The United States needs to be totalitarian so all you faggots go to jail.

Seriously speaking, I don't think Bush is as smart as a lot of our former Presidents but neither was Lincoln and he ended up being a very good President that probably would've solved a lot of post-Civil War problems had he not been assassinated. Al Gore had education coming out of his ass and he has the most lame and flat personality I've ever seen. Education and intelligence isn't everything, some of the best damn and helpful people at recruit training (and I speak of recruit training because USMC training really brings out the true capabilities of people) were guys that seemed to be a little slower then other recruits.

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How's this.

Is he a good president?

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Originally Posted by youandwhosearmy

How's this.

Is he a good president?

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I have more take home pay and am safer from foreign threats today than when he took office. That qualifies as success in my book. That's not to say the job is done, only that he should be given four more years to work further on it.

My parents take home less money and in no way have I noticed that I am safer from foreign threats (actually, I am more threatened...when Clinton was president I never worried about terrorists threat levels). I have noticed that my friends are stuck overseas fighting a war, seeing their friends killed. I guess that qualifies as a failure, and in no way should I allow him 4 more years to be able to abuse his powers freely without the worry of reelection to restrain him.

I'm a billionaire, so I've gotten lots of tax breaks the past four years, I say keep him in office.

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Originally Posted by daveisok

Bush has abused presidential buddy rights more than any leader of any democracy anywhere, ever.

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Thismorning on Howard Stern he reported that the government sold $10 billion of satelite access to Nextel for $850 million. The head of the board of Nextel is Bush's friend and one of the founders of the Carlyle Group.

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Originally Posted by stormy

Thismorning on Howard Stern he reported that the government sold $10 billion of satelite access to Nextel for $850 million. The head of the board of Nextel is Bush's friend and one of the founders of the Carlyle Group.

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Just one of many suspect deals over the last four years, but dont quote me, I dont have sources.

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Originally Posted by stormy

Thismorning on Howard Stern he reported that the government sold $10 billion of satelite access to Nextel for $850 million. The head of the board of Nextel is Bush's friend and one of the founders of the Carlyle Group.

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But that was to stimulate the economy! The extra money that Nextel saved can be used to hire more employees! Those new jobs will drive the economy! :wtf:

Howard Stern isn't telling the full story. It's sad to see him sink to Moore-like depths. I at least hope the rest of his show is funny and not just 4 hours of Bush-bashing, because I really liked it before.

Click here, my loves

By the way, uncovering that took about 2 seconds of Googling.

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Originally Posted by stormy

Thismorning on Howard Stern he reported that the government sold $10 billion of satelite access to Nextel for $850 million. The head of the board of Nextel is Bush's friend and one of the founders of the Carlyle Group.

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If you're counting on Howard for news that involves the government, you can expect it to be slanted. I mean, I really like Howard and I think the FCC should be focusing their attention elsewhere, but he clearly is doing anything he can to agitate his listener base into voting for Kerry. See diff's link.

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Originally Posted by diffusionx

By the way, uncovering that took about 2 seconds of Googling.

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OMG You Googled a Yahoo story!@!@

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Originally Posted by Yoshi

I have more take home pay and am safer from foreign threats today than when he took office. That qualifies as success in my book. That's not to say the job is done, only that he should be given four more years to work further on it.

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Don't live near any ports or national borders, do you?

I take home less today and am in danger of Bush taking away the credit I have for child dependants, so my opinion differs a bit. ;)