Blah, blah, Majic. Sure, there are a lot of people out there on the "I hate Bush" bandwagon, but there are also a lot of people dislike him because... oh gee, I don't know... he isn't a very good president.

And correct me if I'm wrong Majic, but didn't you agree with some of the anti-Bush statements expressed in this thread at one time or another? I mean, it's cool that you're trying to have an open mind and everything, but... erm... look, even I don't know what I'm trying to insinuate here. I'm just going to move on...
And I don't think he goes to sleep with a big smirk on his face, either. He's doing his job. He isn't doing it very well, but he
is doing it. So yes, people do need to stop thinking that he concocts little schemes in his Fortress of Oppression miles below the Earth's crust.
"Mwuhahaha! I wonder how I can screw up the world NOW!!! Bwuha! Ha ha! Boy, I'm evil."
But Jesus tap-dancing Christ,
f*ck some of you. Just because a select few of us dislike Bush's policies, it doesn't mean we're doing so to be "cool" or "alternative." It means that we just
disagree with Bush's policies. That's it. It's the anti-anti-Bush people that are doing the stereotyping here.
Anywho, my point is that it's OK to be skeptical. It's the basis of American freedom.
We have the right to disagree with current government practices. What was the reason we went to Iraq? WoMD. Have we found any WoMD? No. What happened when we didn't find any? We used Saddam as a scapegoat.
I feel that my views are perfectly justified. Like I've said before, if WoMD
are found, then I'm going to take it like a man and admit that I'm wrong. Until that happens, I have the right to say that all this Iraq business is nothing but poorly executed farce.