| Former President Bush has more class than President Obama? | | This is gonna rile some. I know because I have some friends here that are liberals or democrats. But I have watched the news and read some things in the last week that are not looking so good for our newest president. I think that the honeymoon is really over for him with this latest action.
When the attacker went into the Ft Hood area and opened fire it stunned our nation. We have seen too much of this in the last decade and these extremest actions seem to be cropping up more and more. But now I think we really do feel alone.
Our president seems to be disconnected with our feelings about what happened in Texas. He didn't go to the site and he didn't go comfort families at all that I could see.....by contrast former President Bush and his wife Laura made a secret visit to this base where they comforted families and soldiers; some wounded in the attack.
Now we are starting to see discord in the national as well as the foreign press to the attitude that the newest president seems to be showing.His lack of emotion in this latest attack on people of our nation is very disconcerting to those that have watched this drama unfold here and... | |
| | President Bush at Kansas State University | | I doubt there will ever be an outpouring of appreciation like this for President Obama. It doesn't seem like he works on the side of liberty but instead on the side of tyrants and dictators as demonstrated by his actions concerning Iran and Honduras.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fz_ls-igmxM&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Fnicedeb%2Ewordpress%2Ecom%2F2009%2F07%2F&feature=player_embedded[b]Freedom is never voluntarily given by the oppressor; it must be demanded by the oppressed.[/b]
[i]Martin Luther King Jr. (1929-1968) American black leader.[/i][b]Those who deny freedom to others, deserve it not for themselves.[/b]
[i]Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865) Politician. President of the United States.[/i] | |
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| Former President Bush is walking a very fine line with his recent comments. | | I've been pleased with Bush keeping his silence regarding Obama for the last few months, but it looks like things are taking a turn. In his recent speech he didn't criticize Obama, but his statements could certainly be interpreted that way. The things he said that bugged me most were; "You can spend your money better than the government can spend your money."and "Government does not create wealth. The major role for the government is to create an environment where people take risks to expand the job rate in the United States,"Now both of these are true. The problem is that with the bailouts and other crap that he supported these statements directly contradict his actions. Frankly, with Cheney incessantly criticizing Obama's administration I don't see why Bush even felt the need to speak about these things.
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| | Where is ex president BUsh? | | Lol.I dont think we want to know,over here people are saying he's doing farming back there in Texas.Anyways check out "F@!@ you" by Lily Ellen it was sung for Bush.Its pretty catchy:P | |
| | Former President Bush | | What do you think of people booing President Bush Inaguation day?? I think he might have been the only Presdent in history to have ever had that done to him (correct me if Im wrong) ... I feel he tried his best while President BUT come on people we ALL make mistakes his happened 2B a few BIG ones ...looking 4ward for any replies TY all | |
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| Iraqi journalist/reporter throws shoes at President Bush | | At first I thought this was hilarious, especially when an Iraqi journalist/reporter, Muntadhar Al Zeidi, threw two shoes at President Bush, and dodged them, but at the same time, I have mixed feelings about this. Bush must really have Iraq riled up a bit to have someone like Zeidi throw two shoes at him. From what i've heard on other news sites and on Youtube, throwing a shoe in Iraq is the equivalent of giving someone the finger, a.k.a. a f**k you gesture.Now i'm an American, but I really have my doubts about this. There are a lot of people who support him, and a lot of people who are against him. It's perfectly understandable to fight back after the terrorists smashed the World Trade Center to a very big column of smoke, but to make people so angry that someone has to throw a shoe in order to get his/her point across...If Bush messed up America and made the Iraqis angry, then maybe he does deserve it.But then again, if you even attack someone with high authority, then it comes back to bite you in the butt in return, in the form of Zeidi's possible imprisonment, for example. One thing's for sure: i'm glad that I didn't vote at all, and even if I did, I... | |
| | | Listen this: President Bush got Shoes in press confrence in iraq. | | hello everyone.I dont know when this happend but this happend in last 48 hours. president bush was on the visit of the iraq and in press confrence some budy from iraqi media throw shoes on him can you believe it? President of the United state, most secure person in the world and somebody throw a shoes on him.
Although Mr bush is not hit by shoes but this one of the most insulted incident as media talk about it on TV. so what you all think about it? is this right or wrong? share your view | |
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| What is the Size of Shoes Thrown at President Bush in Iraq? | | By this time I guess you all have come to know the Talk of the world President Mr. Bush's surprise visit to Iraq is marred by an incident of throwing a pair of shoes thrown at him by an Iraqi TV journalist Muntadar Al Zaidi. Before throwing he shouted "this is a goodbye kiss from the Iraqi people,dog!". Truly this is an ultimate insult to Mr. Bush by an Arab. Npw tell me What is the size of the Shoes thrown at Mr. President? | |
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