[BuckeyezRule74]

Originally Posted by SueR

Absolutely true...I am amazed at how he gets away with it. Anyone who's spent an hour in their entire life reading about the Middle East would be able to see through the Iraq-9/11 nonsense. A sucker really is born every minute. Unfortunately, the simple and uneducated have the same vote as anyone else.

Wow, pretty bold statement. I hope it wasn't directed at me, since both were right below mine.

[landj111]

Originally Posted by pattiewrites

I think he's absolutely horrible. I don't see what he has done that is good. The economy is horrible, compared to when he took office. Tax cuts for the rich. Passed No Child Left Behind and then failed to fund it. Got us into a war with a country that was no threat, while ignoring real threats, such as Iran, N. Korea, Osama bin Laden (remember him?) Not to mention illegal wire tapping, outing CIA agents whose husbands disagree with him on Iraq, ignoring the advice of five star generals who tell him we need more troops to win in Iraq. In addition, he has damaged our credibility with the rest of the world. To me, his arrogance is down right dangerous. It takes a REAL leader to admit when he is wrong and seek advice from people more knowledgeable about issues. He seems competely unable to do so.

I know a lot of people like him because he claims to be a Christian. I just don't see this either. There's a lot about him that seems completely un Christian to me. Oh and one more thing, someone said he stole the second election. Well, he also stole the first one. I just can't forgive that.

I totally agree!

[kennylove]

> What are your [views] on his presidency to date?

Wish I never saw him. Oh, and as for rating him and his presidency, there isn't a low enough rating, unless you know of a Negative Z (-Z) X 100 rating.

[mcmama]

OK, lets resurrect this discussion, bump this thread up.

Anyone still feel the way they did before? Better, worse?

[MissyChrissy]

I am not a fan of Bush, and I cannot wait for his reign to end.

I'd like Obama to win...I think we need an end to the Bush/Clinton era. Time for change. I'd rather have McCain than Clinton.

[twinzplus3]

I agree to that. . .I'd like to see an end to the Bush/Clinton era. . .I am much more impressed by how Obama runs his campaign (or rather I'm more impressed with his campaign managers?) On our super Tuesday, people who were for Obama were here. . .in our poor little inner city neighborhood--talking to people, taking notes. . (did you read that?) taking notes. While I don't know what that translates into as far as a presidency goes, it has the effect of making one believe that his attitude towards politics is very different.

I am undecided between Mc Cain and Obama but I will NOT vote for Hillary.

[mcmama]

Clearly, we are seeing a desire for an end to politics as usual. Lets see how far it goes into the White House.

[MommaColleen]

Yesterday my devout Republican husband came home with a "The Out of Office Countdown" 2008 Calendar. I never thought I would see the day when he did not stick up for his party 100%.

We are both torn on who we actually want in office. They all have good and bad points....but then again all politicians do, right?

[siageah]

It is almost over....it is almost over! I can see the light at the end of the tunnel.



Don't let the man touch anything til Jan and we are good!

He hasn't heard that gas may go over $4 a gallon this summer. Really? I hear it on every news station from every "expert" every day. He should have at least "heard" it by now.

DH has *two* countdown calendars.

I'll be pleased as punch with pretty much any of the candidates, other than Huckabee and Nader.

[mcmama]

You mean this one?