Comments on: 2005 was a bad year for Bush

By: JUSTA GUY

JUSTA GUY — Wed, 04 Jan 2006 12:02:35 +0000

BUT, it was a worse year for the American people.

By: Ben Huie

Ben Huie — Mon, 02 Jan 2006 20:57:05 +0000

2005 wasn’t a bad year for Bush. He didn’t die in Iraq. His home wasn’t destroyed. He hasn’t lost any loved ones in the war. Katrina and the incompetance of FEMA didn’t effect him.

However, for the people of the US and elsewhere …

By: bushite

bushite — Mon, 02 Jan 2006 20:28:13 +0000

May Bush have a 2006 as enjoyable as 2005. Drink up puppet, it’ll dull the pain.

By: "Rage

"Rage — Mon, 02 Jan 2006 15:13:16 +0000

I’d like to see that too, Sum1 (impeachment hearings), but I don’t know if it’s possible (actual impeachment/removal from office ain’t happening). However, Sensenbrenner has shown himself to be a bit unpredictable–maybe even out of Hastert’s control. We’ll see.

By: Sum1

Sum1 — Mon, 02 Jan 2006 13:27:22 +0000

A never ending amusement for me.

It’s okay to “leak” a CIA agents name. Even with an investigation into who “outed” her, the white house drags its feet. Oh wait a minute, it’s the white house that “leaked” the name.

Now.We have someone who leaked information about an illegal operation the white house has been engaging in. What does the white house want? An investigation in who “leaked” the info.

Ironic, dont’ ya think?

Lets see…. just to name a few to remind us of why we are where we are today.

While trying to force privatization of social security the only audience the white house would address was the people who agreed with him. Anyone who disagreed was checked at the door and not given admittance.Then they wonder why they aren’t changing anyone’s minds.

Katrina showed us cronyism at it’s worst. To prove the same mistakes can be made again and again the white house puts up Harriet Miers for Supreme Court.

The Patriot Act was agreed upon that removed our liberties and freedoms, but deemed necessary after 9/11. There would still be oversight by congress and the hjudicial system to be sure they weren’t abused any more than necessary. This wasnt’ enough for “our” president. He decided to take, yes take, our liberties without any oversight.

I hope the next year gives us even more shining examples. With an impeachment hearing for our president. Rove and Cheney indicted over Valerie Plame.

Yes, it could be a good year in 2006

By: Paxton

Paxton — Mon, 02 Jan 2006 06:37:44 +0000

And how was it a bad year for Bush? I see he’s still President. The left gets fainting spells at every “revelation” of wrong-doing and the right just keeps on spinning and lying. Business in politics as usual. At least with 2006 being an election year, all the politicians will be too busy preening and campaigning to pass any really harmful legislation (Social Security reform, etc).

The American public gets a breather.