Which Bush are you talking about ? This Bush has given the Shiite majority in Iraq ( Which has always been very religous. In fact to religous for Saddam when he was in control. ) control of Iraq. Meanwhile Sunnis who for the most part were once pretty secular are now being radicalize ever since we opened the door for Al Qeada and removed Saddam.
1. End the drug war, ceasing all federal funds for drug prosecution, incarceration, and persecution both here and abroad. Pardon everyone convicted solely of drug possession with no record of violence.
2. Get out of Iraq. Admit that Iraq was a mistake, and had nothing to do with terrorism.
3. Begin environmentally friendly policies. Require the military to produce more renewable energy than their total energy usage. Publicly admit that nuclear power is nonrenewable.
4. Begin pro-science policies.
5. Declassify documents that were classified for reasons not relating to national security (ie. hiding where the money is going).
6. Begin public works projects for renewable energy, building massive wind farms to provide enough power for all projected demands for the next century, and solar power in the southwest.
7. Begin war on poverty, increase income tax exemption from $5k to 20k.
8. Appoint an independent auditor to find waste in military spending, require the military to keep better track of funds, cut military budget to less than a tenth of the education budget.
9. Confess to all the crimes he's committed, including lying to congress and unlawfully waging a war of aggression in violation of US treaties requiring clear evidence of an imminent threat.
10. Election reform to prevent selective disenfranchisement of demographic groups (ala Florida 2000 purge files), as well as preventing vote hacking, ie requiring all ballots to be on paper, banning all electronic and punch card ballots. Prosecution of Katherine Harris and everyone else involved in the Florida 2000 fraud.
11. Concede the 2000 election.
That would pretty much do it.
2. Get out of Iraq. Admit that Iraq was a mistake, and had nothing to do with terrorism.
3. Begin environmentally friendly policies. Require the military to produce more renewable energy than their total energy usage. Publicly admit that nuclear power is nonrenewable.
4. Begin pro-science policies.
5. Declassify documents that were classified for reasons not relating to national security (ie. hiding where the money is going).
6. Begin public works projects for renewable energy, building massive wind farms to provide enough power for all projected demands for the next century, and solar power in the southwest.
7. Begin war on poverty, increase income tax exemption from $5k to 20k.
8. Appoint an independent auditor to find waste in military spending, require the military to keep better track of funds, cut military budget to less than a tenth of the education budget.
9. Confess to all the crimes he's committed, including lying to congress and unlawfully waging a war of aggression in violation of US treaties requiring clear evidence of an imminent threat.
10. Election reform to prevent selective disenfranchisement of demographic groups (ala Florida 2000 purge files), as well as preventing vote hacking, ie requiring all ballots to be on paper, banning all electronic and punch card ballots. Prosecution of Katherine Harris and everyone else involved in the Florida 2000 fraud.
11. Concede the 2000 election.
That would pretty much do it.
This is a biased question... its already proposing that Bush is the worst president ever. What kind of debate do you expect, if you start out with this type of premise? A liberal "jerk off" is the only type of discussion that this question promotes...
-Eleison
ps. as the libs come out from the wood work while the conservations roll their eyes to yet another "happy jerking" thread, all I can say is enjoy wanking each other off ;-P most conservatives will stay away from this orgy.. but remember to wear protection.. in this world you just don't know where your fellow libs been
j/k
Arkaign
Lifer
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Originally posted by: eleison
This is a biased question... its already proposing that Bush is the worst president ever. What kind of debate do you expect, if you start out with this type of premise? A liberal "jerk off" is the only type of discussion that this question promotes...
-Eleison
ps. as the libs come out from the wood work while the conservations roll their eyes to yet another "happy jerking" thread, all I can say is enjoy wanking each other off ;-P most conservatives will stay away from this orgy.. but remember to wear protection.. in this world you just don't know where your fellow libs been
Not to mention, conservatives shouldn't have ever supported Bush, because Bush is FAR from conservative. Hyperspending hypergovernment wackjob maybe, but conservative? Nah.
Pens1566
Lifer
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Bizarro world.
Short of that, nothing will prevent it. In fact, it will probably get worse as he takes bigger risks going "all in" to improve his legacy. He's never been successful at anything in life, except getting elected. Why should that change now?
Short of that, nothing will prevent it. In fact, it will probably get worse as he takes bigger risks going "all in" to improve his legacy. He's never been successful at anything in life, except getting elected. Why should that change now?
- Oct 17, 1999
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Originally posted by: eleison
This is a biased question... its already proposing that Bush is the worst president ever. What kind of debate do you expect, if you start out with this type of premise? A liberal "jerk off" is the only type of discussion that this question promotes...
-Eleison
ps. as the libs come out from the wood work while the conservations roll their eyes to yet another "happy jerking" thread, all I can say is enjoy wanking each other off ;-P most conservatives will stay away from this orgy.. but remember to wear protection.. in this world you just don't know where your fellow libs been
When I started this thread I had intended it to spark a dialogue about GWB's Presidency and legacy. My intentions were not for this thread to be a slow ball pitch for GWB's political critics.
How about adding something constructive to the discussion? This forum would be more interesting if there were more dialogue and less poltical attacks.
So what do you think?
Do you think in 50 years GWB will be remembered as one of the best US Presidents? If not, He has two years left in his presidency, what do you think he should do to be remembered as such?
Do you think GWB will be remembered as one the best US Presidents?
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