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| acharya |
Posted
on 08-Feb-04 10:49 AM
This is a part of what Bush said in his interview to NBC :
"I'm a war president. I make decisions here in the Oval Office in foreign policy matters with war on my mind," he said.
This confirms he has no clue on what he talks.
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| dada |
Posted
on 09-Feb-04 02:18 AM
well he was smart enuff to win elections....
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| Chheten |
Posted
on 09-Feb-04 02:40 PM
dada, I think other people were smart/cunning enough to put him in the highest office. He on the other hand.....well, all I can say is if getting an undergrad from Yale and a MBA from Harvard is going to make someone that inarticulate, then we're better off going to community colleges.
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| luckydude |
Posted
on 09-Feb-04 05:57 PM
I agree with you, Chheten. Community colleges are great because they fill up the gaps. I doubt if president Bush ever went to a community college. May be we should invite him in our "Macroeconomics" class. Whad'ya say?
peace in Nepal
Luckydude
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| dada |
Posted
on 09-Feb-04 06:52 PM
Chetan ji,
I don't think Yale or Harvard or any college can change ur personality. Not that I go an IV league. Anyway, this "dumb" guy is the most powerful man in the world... we got no choice
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| dada |
Posted
on 09-Feb-04 06:55 PM
Not that I like him
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| Chheten |
Posted
on 10-Feb-04 08:27 AM
Bush's personality??! I'd rather not comment on that! If I start I know I won't be able to stop myself. And besides, it's a good tuesday morning. Why spoil the rest of the day by commenting on an unpleasant subject? Dada ji, as for the most powerful man, my vote is on Greenspan.
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| the other one |
Posted
on 10-Feb-04 09:41 AM
If bush is dumb then what do you say about the Americans who elected him and might still elect him in the upcoming election? I say he is smart enough to play dumb to win mojority of American public's mindset.
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| Chheten |
Posted
on 10-Feb-04 09:58 AM
Bush has massive appeal among the right-wing Christian conservatives. To say that he won the 2000 election fair and square is a misstatement. The country is highly polarized because of his actions. We cannot put all Americans in the same group and label them as being "dumb."
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| Qqest |
Posted
on 10-Feb-04 10:24 AM
He had less total popular vote than Al Gore in 2000 Presidential election but more electoral vote. So in that sense, he does not ..not even closely represents all americans.
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| decadence |
Posted
on 10-Feb-04 10:34 AM
what a stupid thing to say. i remember a rescent poll in which bush was voted the dumbest president ever.NO WONDER! the way he always keeps shunning press confrences and open debates clearly show his lack of political know-how and necessary insights to be a US president. i have always been anti-bush, not because i am a democrat, but because he leaves me no ground to believe he can make any more sane choices. i really hope for the sake of one and all that Kerry burries him- but if osama is caught, it may turn out to be a whole new ball game!
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| the other one |
Posted
on 11-Feb-04 09:07 AM
Then according to Chheten, Qqest and Decadence, Bush will loose in a landslide the coming election....I personally hope so.
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| SITARA |
Posted
on 11-Feb-04 09:25 AM
With Bushe's military career (or lack of it) under microscopic scrutiny, I wonder how those who lost their family members in Iraq feel about his preemptive, pre-war agendas. Sending someone else's sons and daughters to war while having evaded going to one, is not a minor issue.
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| smartgirl |
Posted
on 11-Feb-04 10:58 AM
Yes, Bush is dumb. He knows nothing about the environment. He got "F" in this class.
I really hate him since he got elected.
DUMB DUMBBER DUMBBEST ..........
HA HA HA HE HE HE ............
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| AX |
Posted
on 11-Feb-04 04:05 PM
you all people will get another 4 more years to say more about him :)
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| u_day |
Posted
on 11-Feb-04 04:19 PM
I wonder how much bau bush had top pay national guard to get young bush inrolled in the service amidst the war in vietman.
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| ssNY |
Posted
on 11-Feb-04 06:11 PM
Peggy Noonan, the Reagan speechwriter, had this to say on Sunday in opinionjournal.com about Mr. Bush's "Meet the Press" interview: "The president seemed tired, unsure and often bumbling. His answers were repetitive, and when he tried to clarify them he tended to make them worse."
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