Many people, when asked this question, would jump to conclusions and say "Yes" without a doubt. Most of these people wouldn't have much information to back it though. They would merely say something degrading and harsh about Bush. Something like how he's "trying to live up to his daddy's expectations. He has to be better than his dad. They're all about war.
I'm not sure about everyone else in society, but it seems to me that there is something distinctly off kilter in the nation we live in.
I have to say something, and I don't care how many people hear it, just as long as someone does.
Hi, Wow I was just blown away at what I just heard, President Bush just now realized we are now in a recession. I think this can prove that our Government is not properly managed.
At a time when our economy is headed for disaster, it would be nice to know that its future is in capable hands.
However, its currently in the hands of George W. Bush, a man who was riding a standing lawn mower as the Dow dropped 400 points, as shown on A Daily Show with Jon Stewart that night.
Our president may have a musical ear, but when it comes to sensible reasoning, one could probably extract more logic from the underside of a toaster. On October 26th, 2001, the 44th president of the United States smiled at the bill that lay in front of him. He took a pen out of the finely crafted English desk. This was the moment he’d been waiting for.
My American Government textbook defines conservatives as the "defenders of the status quo," who believe in less government involvement especially with the economy, while liberals "seek to change the status quo" to foster development of equality and well-being of individuals.
Have you ever been in a heated discussion, most of which turn to politics immediately, and heard someone blurt out a statement that seems to make no sense whatsoever? These arguments seem to plague the youth of today, turning many from intelligent students into name callers.
