turbohim
12-07-2007 08:38:38
I know some of you must have watched it.. whatcchhaaa think?
I think it was one of his better ones in a long time.
Please note, I am not Republican nor Democrat.
Iloveipods2
12-07-2007 08:42:40
Yeah, I thought it was pretty good too.
mookieb2
12-07-2007 09:01:59
Did he actually say something new?
I'm a frustrated republican.
justinag06
12-07-2007 09:44:14
I know a lot of republican's who are now done with Bush after he pardoned Libby.
turbohim
12-07-2007 09:49:48
^ Yeah he ignored that issue (well at least tried)
DRay9911
12-07-2007 09:57:06
according to msnbc.com
"cause for optimism"
Amid mixed report on Iraq, Bush reaffirms US Committment
[video unwavering support]
so in other words nothing new...thanks prez
-dan
Iloveipods2
12-07-2007 10:29:18
[quote7a46d9a578="justinag06"]I know a lot of republican's who are now done with Bush after he pardoned Libby.[/quote7a46d9a578]
I think as a president he used he base up way too fast.
mookieb2
12-07-2007 11:24:12
I'm not frustrated by the Libby pardon. All presidents lately use their pardon power to let off people they support. I'm frustrated by the immigration bill he tried to railroad through. I no longer trust him domestically and it makes me wonder if I can trust him on foriegn policy.
Just very disappointed that we didn't get who I thought we were electing.
Tholek
12-07-2007 11:42:31
What bothers me most by the anti-Bush sentiment that permeates everything these days, is the low expectations it may have generated for whoever replaces him. By that, I mean that it's so PC to say how bad Bush is, and that [i525dc269ed]anyone[/i525dc269ed] would be better, that it sets the bar low for the next person. It would be ironic indeed if this is actually the case.