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  • bpost
    GWB has single-handly destroyed most of the support he had two years ago by NOT CLOSING OUR FREEKING BORDERS.

    Tonight; SSDD
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  • prangle
    He's a Jack-azz.
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  • 2-barrel
    What do you think the dems have been pissing and moaning about the past six years. Remember the democrats struck out. [:D][:D][:D]
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  • FrancF
    quote:Originally posted by bpost1958
    GWB has single-handly destroyed most of the support he had two years ago by NOT CLOSING OUR FREEKING BORDERS.

    Tonight; SSDD

    On that note I agree.
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  • select-fire
    Katie news just reported after the speech ..Last year this time his approval rating was 82%... It is now 28%.
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  • kristov
    It remains to be seen if GW has enough support with the public, or even in his own party, for anything he wants to do at this point in time.
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  • bigtire
    I think he did a very good job tonight. I agree with most of what he said.
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  • shoff14
    I just think that our troops would be better served keeping the mexicans from crossing the border rather then getting killed in a place where people seem to be resisting change.
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  • allen griggs
    Not a home run.
    He bunted with two strikes, and hit a foul.
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  • select-fire
    quote:Originally posted by allen griggs
    Not a home run.
    He bunted with two strikes, and hit a foul.


    That is a strike out...


    GW... the Umpire...
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  • HAIRY
    quote:Originally posted by shoff14
    I just think that our troops would be better served keeping the mexicans from crossing the border rather then getting killed in a place where people seem to be resisting change.
    Amen to that. But no money in it, so it won't happen. [}:)]
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  • christianwarrior
    I think that the most important thing to remember about our president is that he is doing his very best to help us. He's had all the smart people talk to him, he's seen intelligence that we haven't, and he's set a course for our country. As several people in his administration have correctly pointed out, dissent is not really helpful. It weakens morale, makes people doubt, and strengthens the resolve of our enemies.

    President Bush has shown himself to be a smart and crafty man, attending the finest schools in our country and doing very well in business. He has been elected twice to the highest secular office in the land, both times beating people who were much "smarter." I think we would do well to support his plans and to watch what we say. What if some of the troops overseas are reading this? Imagine how it would make them feel to see people criticizing the president.
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  • Forkliftking
    quote:Originally posted by christianwarrior
    I think that the most important thing to remember about our president is that he is doing his very best to help us. He's had all the smart people talk to him, he's seen intelligence that we haven't, and he's set a course for our country. As several people in his administration have correctly pointed out, dissent is not really helpful. It weakens morale, makes people doubt, and strengthens the resolve of our enemies.

    President Bush has shown himself to be a smart and crafty man, attending the finest schools in our country and doing very well in business. He has been elected twice to the highest secular office in the land, both times beating people who were much "smarter." I think we would do well to support his plans and to watch what we say. What if some of the troops overseas are reading this? Imagine how it would make them feel to see people criticizing the president.

    Very well said.
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  • PC800
    I think he did pretty well, with what he has to work with. I really blame the Republican congress, more than Bush, for not getting anything done over the years. If you all think the dems are going to put the troops on the border whenever they come home, you are nuts. Dems didn't even want the National Guard on the border. And several of the politicians, even one right on the Arizona border, that ran on strong anti-illegal immigration stances this last election lost. So that is not as big a problem with most of America as it is with some people on this board.
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  • pickenup
    Were his lips moving?
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  • select-fire
    quote:Originally posted by pickenup
    Were his lips moving?


    I said the same thing to the wife ..

    Webb's counter speech was pretty strong toward Bush.
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  • kimi
    quote:Originally posted by HAIRY
    quote:Originally posted by shoff14
    I just think that our troops would be better served keeping the mexicans from crossing the border rather then getting killed in a place where people seem to be resisting change.
    Amen to that. But no money in it, so it won't happen. [}:)]

    Exactly right.
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  • 11BravoCrunchie
    Would someone mind giving me a synopsis of his speech tonight? I watched "Cars" instead...more entertaining.
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  • Highball
    quote:I think that the most important thing to remember about our president is that he is doing his very best to help us. He's had all the smart people talk to him, he's seen intelligence that we haven't, and he's set a course for our country. As several people in his administration have correctly pointed out, dissent is not really helpful. It weakens morale, makes people doubt, and strengthens the resolve of our enemies.

    President Bush has shown himself to be a smart and crafty man, attending the finest schools in our country and doing very well in business. He has been elected twice to the highest secular office in the land, both times beating people who were much "smarter." I think we would do well to support his plans and to watch what we say. What if some of the troops overseas are reading this? Imagine how it would make them feel to see people criticizing the president.
    So many ridiculous things said in this post...I would guess that one of the presidents men wrote it as the newest propaganda blitz.

    Ain't blind loyalty wonderful ? One can only marvel at the sort of man that actually can put words like this down...and not puke in the process.
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  • HAIRY
    quote:Originally posted by christianwarrior
    I think that the most important thing to remember about our president is that he is doing his very best to help us. He's had all the smart people talk to him, he's seen intelligence that we haven't, and he's set a course for our country. As several people in his administration have correctly pointed out, dissent is not really helpful. It weakens morale, makes people doubt, and strengthens the resolve of our enemies.

    President Bush has shown himself to be a smart and crafty man, attending the finest schools in our country and doing very well in business. He has been elected twice to the highest secular office in the land, both times beating people who were much "smarter." I think we would do well to support his plans and to watch what we say. What if some of the troops overseas are reading this? Imagine how it would make them feel to see people criticizing the president.
    Praise the Lord! Right on; keep on posting these sentiments so the sheeple can see what is needed. Thank you so very much.
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  • Warpig883
    The rating is 28% because 72% of the population is made of sheeple who base their opinion on what the major media outlets (liberals) tell them.

    There are 28% of us who base our opinions on common sense and objective thought. Cognition is required for this, try it you might like it.
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  • TexasVet
    I will say this for the Democrats, they clapped politely and gave the impression of an undivided House, no matter how much they disagree with Bush.
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  • plains scout
    I read parts of the speech. Did not watch the speech. It is a pretty good read.

    Problem is this. We have had 6 years of a Republican majority house, Republican majority Senate, and a Republican president. What has gotten done? Is there any real change other than we are at war in a war we did not want and did not go looking for?

    Borders
    Health care
    Health Insurance
    Economy
    Budget
    Deficit
    crime
    moral decay

    Is there any REAL change from what we had under Clinton (who I despise and that broom rider he is married to)??????

    If you can not get things done when you have ALL the power to do them -- how can we stand by and say Republicans are the answer anymore than we can blame the democrats?

    The problem is we have people elected because they want the position not because the want to do or can do the job that they are elected to.

    No party is giving me a real platform that I can believe will make change for the better and effectively deal with the problems in this country.
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  • Jacob2008
    are we talking about that thing that was on EVERY CHANNEL? I dont know personally, I fell asleep.. What was it all about that it was on e v e r y s t i n k i n g c h a n n e l..

    im glad im sick and was tired or i would have had to find my mem cards for gamecube!

    speeches are BORINGGGGGGGGGG
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  • spasmcreek
    hesus h. christo....complacentwarrior has just bypassed one of the most important options available to those few people on earth who actually live in a society where they can dissent & change the course of government without bloodshed, while he has a right to feel content it seems to me dangerous to accept so blithely the current line of events
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  • victorlvlb
    Lets see, Dubya wants to tax health insurance,( were all busting are butts to keep what little insurance we have), wants us to use less gas,( were all planing are trips around town as it is)wants to build a wall around are southern border,( why not hire more border patrol agents and give then better tools to deport the illegals). What planet does Dubya live on?Last but not least who are the 28% that go along with Dubya, and what planet are they from?For the money were spending are troops should be having fresh pork chops an eggs every morning, fresh salad, baked spuds with all the fixing, and steak for lunch, prime rib and what ever else they want for supper.I heard flush limbo ask why the liberals were against us being in Bagdad, since Bagdad didn't attack us, and why the liberals wanted the troops in Afganistan.That Afaganistan did not attack us, well duh the dork that planed the9-11 attack is in Afganistan.I,m done with my rant.
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  • Blckhrn
    quote:Originally posted by bigtire
    I think he did a very good job tonight. I agree with most of what he said.


    You agree that nuclear should be pronounced nuculer? You believe in immigration reform over immigration enforcement?

    Lies. No taxation without representation.
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  • spurgemastur
    quote:Originally posted by Jacob2008
    are we talking about that thing that was on EVERY CHANNEL? I dont know personally, I fell asleep.. What was it all about that it was on e v e r y s t i n k i n g c h a n n e l..

    im glad im sick and was tired or i would have had to find my mem cards for gamecube!

    speeches are BORINGGGGGGGGGG


    No disrespect, Jacob, but I felt that same way 18 years ago. I could be wrong, but I think you'll be surprised at what another 18 years will do to you.
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  • Captplaid
    Taxing excessive health insurance?

    I gotta tell you, I don't know the specifics of this but what a liberal load of SanFran crap is this idea.

    Taxing people because they are fortunate enough to have health insurance, not some overpriced BS policy????????

    Where have all the conservatives gone?
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  • spurgemastur
    A couple more things:

    I would be frightened to live in a country where there was no dissent. NOTHING is black and white, so if you've got a situation where nobody is voicing their discontent, I think you have a serious problem.

    quote:Last but not least who are the 28% that go along with Dubya, and what planet are they from?

    They are those who would support the man if he were eating babies on a live tv feed (probably about .005%), those who would support him if he were convicted of eating babies behind closed doors (about .05%), those who would support him if he were convicted of beating babies (about .5%)....

    I'm being flippant, but my point is that some will always stand behind him. I was looking at a graph of his ratings since September 2001 earlier tonight. Certainly, there are peaks and valleys in his approval rating but if I squinted my eyes and imagined a smoothed curve drawn through it I thought I saw what would be an exponential decline: support drops off rather rapidly when the ratings are high, but progressively slower as the ratings decrease. This, to me, suggested that for some people, it is just harder for GW to do something bad enough to lose their support. That's intuitively obvious, but I really thought I could see it in the graph.
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