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10 hours ago

Am an African, a Sierraleonean for that matter. Most Africans never liked George Bush but am an exception. Looking at it critically all American Presidents have more or less the same foreign or domestic policies. The biggest difference between him and most others including Obama is that he stands for what he stands for and is not afraid to make it public. If he does not like a foreign leader he goes ahead to remove him, if he has a particular view on stopping HIV AIDs he pours money on preventing it (the Uganda example). He is never a hypocrite, he gave more money to Africa more than many other Presidents even though he was not loved there. What has Obama done? the so-called African president.
Most American presidents had hostile policies but they cover it up with hypocritical diplomacy, George Bush was not like that. I prefer my declared enemy than a wolf in sheep clothing

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11 hours ago

President Bush will go down as one of the best Presidents in US history.

Anybody that has anything bad to say to him should move to the middle east and see really notice how good they have it here. If they really like their freedom, I want them to explain how they will have it when they get killed by suicide bombers in our home country instead of keeping it over there.

I know the old arguement if the US didn't stick their noses into other peoples businesses blah blah blah. You would notice that happened way before Bush, Clinton, Bush Sr. It all started in the 1970s. And everyone of those people who make that arguement, the US sticky their nose in everybody's business, is a hypocrit, because they do it themselves.

How about people look up when Clinton caused this banking and housing collapse not Bush. He loosened the banking restrictions back in 1999, before he ever left the office. It got the banks to give out loans to people who couldn't afford it and his everybody should have a home act, is also tied with that.

President Bush inherited a bad economy, from Clinton, inherited Clinton's economic mess that happened 6 years after he was elected. Yet he was still there, tough as nails, telling the world if you are not with us, get out. We are the world's most powerful country, it was good to have a president that acted like we were. Not the p--sses that were Clinton and Obama.

People who doesn't like Bush is people that gets walked on in life because they have no backbone. This country was built around having one of the toughest backbones and these fools are an emberrassment to this country. They just simply do not get it and think everything can be solves with a simple debate at a table. I would like to set up that debate with Osama Bin Laden over in the middle east. I will put the stopwatch on and see how long it takes them to parade their dead bodies all over the middle east.

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11 hours ago

The worst President in my lifetime. At least Nixon made gains in social programs, and Johnson in civil rights. This guy got us into a war in Iraq that destabilized the entire middle east. He brought us Dick Cheney. Took a budget surplus and turned into a huge deficit. And he sounded like a complete fool doing it all.

The only thing he accomplished was apparently making it safe for gynecologists to continuing "practicing their love on women." Only my gynecologist is female, and I'm straight, so even that didn't help me.

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yesterday

This guy is the true fiscal conservative/limited government guy out there. The reason I say this is because he knows that in order to have a limited government and lower taxes, we as a nation have to rethink that interventionist foreign policy that has been the norm since WW1. Gary understands that to honored liberty the government should not interfere with my personal decisions, as long as this decisions won't interfere with the rights of another human being. He also understands that one can not wave the flag of freedom while trumping the freedom of immigrants just because of the mere fact that they come from a different place, seeking the American dream and a better life.

I think that his stands on the major issues would attract Democrats and Republicans alike. He would be a hit with independents, besides he was a 2 term governor, so he being a presidential candidate is not a total fantasy. The only group that might not sit well with him are the social conservatives, but he has to stretch the fact that churches as private entities are better equipped to tackle social problems than government. He might have to ease up on the war on drugs, since even though is a failure, is somewhat sacred within Dems and Reps alike.

If this guy runs I vote for him, otherwise, I'd vote for Obama again!

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yesterday

The thing I dislike most about Ms. Palin is the fact that, from everything I see and hear, our left-o friends are right about her.
I hesitated on this for quite a while, but I have changed my star rating and deleted the original review- an admission that I was wrong about the former Governor.
Swooping into the tea party movement in an attempt to capitalize on Obama's low poll numbers does not a leader make. Apparently, Governor Palin is wrapped up in her self- perceived star power; but she continues to prove that the harsh criticisms of her are well-founded. She seemingly stands for nothing, aside from an incessant need for attention.
Now the tea-partiers are paying her undisclosed sums (her standard fee is 100K) to be a keynote speaker. I have news for them...regardless what happens in 2012, this country will not return to power the Bush-McCain-Graham neo-cons.
At least to this point, Sarah Palin serves as hard evidence that the GOP has not learned the lessons of the past.

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