So What do you think?

by **Pure-Angel** » Wed Jul 06, 2005 10:52 pm

So What do you guys think about Bush being president for a 3rd time?

I like the idea, he is an awesome president. I think Kerry would of screwed us over and we would all be dead ;0

Pure-Angel

by **you have male** » Thu Jul 07, 2005 12:57 pm

I thought that twice was max, as in he can't run for a third term. Has the law been changed back?

by **Lena** » Thu Jul 07, 2005 5:03 pm

You can only be elected twice. I shake my head in disgust at some of the things the over-grown spoiled child and one time town drunk of Crawford Texas ( got locked too by cops in Maine when he was around 30 for drunk driving too ) has done and worry there wouldn't be any America left after a third term .

by **shawn69** » Fri Jul 08, 2005 1:02 am

Lena wrote:You can only be elected twice. I shake my head in disgust at some of the things the over-grown spoiled child and one time town drunk of Crawford Texas ( got locked too by cops in Maine when he was around 30 for drunk driving too ) has done and worry there wouldn't be any America left after a third term .

Yes, the 22nd amendment limits a person to two terms. The max any one person today could serve is 9 years 364 days. If the VP succeeds the President and serves 2 or more years, it constitutes one term.
The over-grown spoiled child part is pretty much applicable to all politicians.
I would be more concern if Kerry was in office and had done nothing.
Check this out if you want to know why Muslims hate us so much.

http://www.townhall.com/columnists/thomassowell/ts20040317.shtml

by **you have male** » Fri Jul 08, 2005 4:58 am

I still haven't visited that site. Some Muslims hate America because of America's support for the Israelis and few Muslims, if any, would express support for America's acceptance of Zionism.

All thinking Americans need to be willing to accept that single, admittedly over-simplified fact before we can make any progress at all.

by **one_irish_rover** » Fri Jul 08, 2005 6:18 am

George Bush is a complete moron. The man can barely form a coherent thought. Compared to other world leaders he sounds like a child; what an embarassment. moreover, his delusional thought patterns have caused millions of dead around the world. on a domestic level this country is going down the tubes. what is most troubling is that he seems to be an accurate reflection of the current intellectual capacity of the american populace. ever since Bush took office i've been ashamed to be an American. we better get a democrat into office next term, for everyone's sake

by **you have male** » Fri Jul 08, 2005 6:37 am

Okay, so it's a good start if Bush can't run again. All you have to do now is ensure that your system produces two decent human beings as candidates when you come to choose next time. That way, you can't fúck it up and choose a shít-for-brains in preference to a potentially fine leader, as Kerry might have been.

by **shawn69** » Fri Jul 08, 2005 12:17 pm

one_irish_rover wrote:George Bush is a complete moron. The man can barely form a coherent thought. Compared to other world leaders he sounds like a child; what an embarassment. moreover, his delusional thought patterns have caused millions of dead around the world. on a domestic level this country is going down the tubes. what is most troubling is that he seems to be an accurate reflection of the current intellectual capacity of the american populace. ever since Bush took office i've been ashamed to be an American. we better get a democrat into office next term, for everyone's sake

Before making broad allegations, how about substantiating your statement with examples so that one can combat it. But you see that's the problem with a lot of people, they can't. It's easy to levy accusations when you have no solution to the problems facing America and abroad.
There are many instances where I disagree with him, but on this one I certainly agree. We need to take the fight to them so that it does not come here.

by **you have male** » Fri Jul 08, 2005 5:52 pm

Making broad unsubstantiated allegations is only for Bush and his cohorts, then?

by **shawn69** » Fri Jul 08, 2005 6:28 pm

you have male wrote:Making broad unsubstantiated allegations is only for Bush and his cohorts, then?

Such as?

by **you have male** » Fri Jul 08, 2005 6:36 pm

George Galloway?

by **one_irish_rover** » Fri Jul 08, 2005 7:16 pm

shawn69 wrote:
one_irish_rover wrote:Before making broad allegations, how about substantiating your statement with examples so that one can combat it. But you see that's the problem with a lot of people, they can't.

Are you serious? A list of specific examples would be enormous, so i thought it would be pointless. i am very interested in responding to this in full, but i'm busy in the Just For Men and Better Sex sections. just popped in here to take a look. i'll be back to continue our discussion

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