That's so tough to answer...haha...Jehovah witnesses are pretty stuck on their own beliefs, but then Bush..haha....yea...I don't even have to say it.

Let me think about that for a second. OH! Bush getting something right.

Irrelevant of the question, the only things that GWB has gotten right is when he has vetoed anything. Less government is better government.

The conversion. I think you people grossly over-estimate Bush's stupidity. He gets plenty of day-to-day things right. If you want to pick on him, at least say "some major policy decision" or something... I'm sure there are many things he does which you and I never hear a word about, which every president does, which are largely right.

Well, my father, mother in law and several other people I see regularly used to be Catholic.

It seems like a tie to me.

I’m neither Jehovah’s Witness nor Catholic, but I was a missionary in Spain for two years and a can guarantee that the JWs convert Catholics like crazy, over there. From my experience with them (which lines up perfectly with what others have told me), the JWs basically come in, sit down, and figure out what religion you are. Then they tell you what they think your religion teaches (which may or may not be correct) and cite Biblical passages that they believe contradict that. If my perception of the average Spanish Catholic’s familiarity with his or her own faith is even vaguely accurate, that’s a pretty easy thing to do, and they’re *wildly* successful at it.   That having been said, I have to concur with Eltinwe. Goodness knows “W” is a lousy public speaker, but I challenge you to watch the footage of him from 9/11/2001 and not admire his strength and resolution. He’s a really good man—just no better than the rest of us imperfect human beings—and he’s made plenty of *very* good decisions, which is exactly why he got reelected in 2004—and why I would pick him over Hillary in ’08, if he were actually able to run again (and the Republican Party were to nominate him, natch).   So yeah, it’s a toss-up.