G.W. Bush claimed to be a "unifier", is the only thing he's unified the country against him?
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Nelson - Jetpacking from bed
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No. And you have offered no proof to support your question. Your question is biased and prejudicial with no basis of fact.
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I believe you are correct nelson. He's even managed to tick off quite a few republicans as well. I'll get you a Milk Bicuit for the great question.
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The public can see no that he no longer represents the country and it's wishes.
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Well, sometimes the best way to bring the country together is to make them hate the leader.
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When President Bush ran for office in 2000, he ran as a uniter based on his ability to work with Democrats as Governor of Texas. He also began his first term on that note, by co-sponsoring a bill with Democrat Ted Kennedy called No Child Left Behind. It is interesting, but if you look at most of the measures that Bush wanted, a lot of Democrats voted for his tax cuts, his Supreme Court nominees, his Patriot Act and many others. oh, yes, and also the Resolution for the Authorization for Use of Force in Iraq.
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well that, and the world against us, that's for sure, and guess what, he has top protection. He goofs, and we pay! how F'ed up is that!
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Well, he's certainly acheived that, according to how low his approval rating is. Well, he also unified a lot of homophobes during his last campaign when he pushed to amend the U.S. Constitution to ban gay marriage. He didn't get his wish, but a lot of states voted to add legalized discrimination into their state constitutions. Always made me wonder what other minority group he'd try to legally discriminate against if he could get away with it. He certainly convinced me to keep up my HRC membership!
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That is a take I'd never thought of. But yes - he as succeeded in not only that but the rest of the world as well. Well done W!
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