What has he done?

Thanks inked. I too am really interested in seeing what people say. Blows my mind how many people still support him even though he has such a horrendous approval rating.

Ok I found something else - he signed the law "Unborn Victims of Violence Act"

BTW I also live in Georgia and I agree with the other responses from the Georgia folks.

Wow my daughter is coming to Georgia in June! Anyway, thanks for your reply. I find it amazing that the only reply I have gotten was someone using a speech the president made as his evidence. Hhmmm could we use anything more biased?

Funny how the country fell apart in his hands and people blame Clinton. This war makes no sense. It is not the war that was started on 9/11. It is one of his own agenda.

I can't say much about his leadership after 9/11. I think ANY president in office would have stepped up and done just as good of a job. As far as the economy; we went into a recession after he was elected. We have so many people unemployed who aren't eligible for unemployment benefits because they have been unemployeed for over 6 months. If they don't get benefits they are not counted as unemployeed so people aren't being told the truth of how many people need jobs! Still looking for the good he has done. Nothing against you susieq. Thanks for answering.

Thanks Eden. I think far to many people forget the surplus we had uner Clinton. They often cite the tax refund "bonus" as a good thing that Bush did for us but they forget he got the money from the surplus left to him by Clinton!!!

If Bush is honest & sincere, then he must be amazingly dumb. He's told so many lies to the American people. If he's just a mouth piece for his advisers, and those lies are from them- he should be bright enough to realize they're manipulating him. Our economy is stable- sitting stable in the toilet! We had a SURPLUS in our budget under Clinton. Our unemployment rate was truly & accurately low. Now we're so in debt paying for this un-winnable, seemingly never-ending war and far too many American's are unemployed.

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Just curious cause of your name; how old are you?

Ok I checked your age and you are only 16 so i will give you some slack. 1- I don't think going to war in 1993 would have prevented 9/11. Please explain to me how the democrats messed up the military. 2- Unemployment is not low. They don't count people who are unemployed but not getting unemployment as unemployed. The numbers they give are not accurate. My husband was unemployed for 11 months. NOT because he didn't want to work but because no one was hiring. 3- Fair tax? You are joking right? The democrats have been trying to straighten out the tax situation for years. The republicans have always stopped it from happening because the democrats don't want to only benefit the rich and big business. 4- Your comment about Mexico is sad. Do you really think the Mexicans are a threat to our country? So I ask the question again... what good has Bush done for us?

I hear you! So Clinton gets a BJ and we spent millions on trying and impeaching him. When do we get to do that to Bush. Oh that's right he isn't having an affair only killing innocent people.

Amen! I am truly surprised to hear about the absence of flags around Texas. I'm not crazy about their politics, but Texans are both extremely patriotic and fanatically loyal to their own. You read my mind on the impeachment issue - this dork should have been sent to the knackers by now!

Thank you for replying. As I said to eden the Bush supporters aren't even showing me any good. We were certainly deprived the chance to see what Gore would have done. WE the PEOPLE chose Gore the electoral college decided that the people didn't matter. (so much for a government of the people, by the people and for the people) I feel that any president would have stepped up after 9/11. They would have had to. So giving Bush credit is flawed. I still have faith in the country. It can be turned around but I am quite sure it will not happen until Bush is gone!

This discussion is actually frustrating me. I have seen many Bush supporters here at myLot. I have invited them to tell us what good he has done. I still haven't seen it even in the few Bush-supporter replies. Thanks for replying