I'd vote for John Kerry. Bush looks like a drunken monkey.
-frick

So far all you liberals can say against bush is "hes ugly, he's stupid, he looks like a monkey" and a bunch of stuff that isn't even true.

http://www.zelaron.com/forum/showthr...919#post411919. I briefly explained why I dislike Bush.

Good thing I'm not a liberal, then. I'm just anti-Bush with fact and reason.

I'm not a liberalist but Bush has proven to us over and over that he isn't a good Leader, he does not make Wise Decisions, and overall He isn't really fit for president. He can hardly read, and overall he has made the US look like shit, we gave him one chance, now its his time to get out, and step the hell aside.

all that,
...and he looks like a monkey.

http://joe02151.250free.com/22-bush.jpg

Not quite, the monkey has a slightly more intelligent look on its face.

lol...true.
That curious george one is my favorite. :D

I think we should have a double public execution. Where we tie the arms and legs of saddam hussien and ****censored*** and hook them between 2 cars and whoever gets ripped into peices first loses.

HEY! Don't make fun of monkeys.

Chruser makes bad decisions, he made sov a super mod. Nobody bashes him.

Sounds like someone is a tad bitter to me.

Sounds like you've got 18 posts and don't know what you are talking about.

I know enough about what I'm talking about to realize that you were demodded, and Sovereign was made a supreme mod and ever since you've been bitching about it at every opportunity.

No making up words!

Bergoflickle!

No he quit cuz he couldn't stand working with sov.

I just don't completely agree with this.

One, it's not his sole discretion on the decision making, that's why he has the executive board there, to help him weigh the options, propose a course of action, then implement it.

He can obviously read, and fine. Sure, he isn't the most articulate speaker the U.S. has had as President, but honestly, we were spoiled off our asses having Clinton in office prior to Bush. Clinton was a pure genius at public speaking.

I don't think he made the U.S. look like shit. We defended ourselves in a time of the greatest adversity we've had since Viet-fucking-nam. No other President in recent years has had nearly as much shit to deal with. Between appeasing the public over 9/11, keeping his convictions strong throughout this entire Iraq "war", which I wouldn't even consider it to be, and trying to run a re-election campaign, he is doing a damn good job in my mind. North Korea is just icing on the cake, and don't be fucking stupid people, there will be no nuclear hallocaust in the near future, no one wants that, no one.

What more could someone have done in these situations? Sadaam was captured, we are granting sovereignty to Iraq within the month, and there are other pressing issues at hand right here in the U.S. being shadowed by the foreign politics all over the media.

Granted, I don't always think of Bush as a great leader, but in times of hardship, he has impressed me a lot. There is only so much he can disclose to the public, so how can you blame him from tip-toeing around certain questions? His speeches are quite articulate, and just because he's been tatooed with phrases like "evil-doers" doesn't make him unintelligent.

There is just so much that goes on under the public eyes. There is so much shit that's classified, that how can we possibly know all the facts? How can we possibly put ourselves in his shoes? He's made 10 tougher decisions in a matter minutes than 99% of the world will ever have to make for 1 in their lifetimes.

I'm just thankful that we didn't have fucking Gore in office when all this turmoil went down... Do you guys really think that someone who is trying to raise pressing issues in public about "The Day After Tomorrow" lately would have been a better candidate during Bush's term in office? Thank God he lost, and through all speculation, thank God whatever conspiracy went down to get Bush in office, went down.

Actually, he did win. Fair and square. You people are just thinking what your parents have told you, or what your friends think, not what the facts say or what the truth is.

Who are you referring to? I'm guessing Bush, but fact of the matter is, Gore received more American population votes than Bush, it's the electoral votes percentage that Bush won, which weighs heavier than America's vote percentage.

American Votes:
Bush: 50,456,169
Gore: 50,996,116

Electoral Votes:
Bush: 271
Gore: 266

However, Bush won 30 states, compared to Gore's 21. I mean seriously, Gore won the population vote, so don't confuse your facts badboy. I'm actually pro-Bush, but numbers are numbers.

The Electorial College is outdated and should be eliminated.