Comedy | September 05, 2010 | 260 comments

Miss Me Yet?...Americans Would Prefer a Third Term of Bush Over Obama

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From Tom Jensen at Public Policy Polling on Tuesday: “We’ll start rolling out our Ohio poll results tomorrow but there’s one finding on the poll that pretty much sums it up: by a 50-42 margin voters there say they’d rather have George W. Bush in the White House right now than Barack Obama.” http://dailymail.com/blog.html
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260 comments // Miss Me Yet?...Americans Would Prefer a Third Term of Bush Over Obama

  • Admirable
    • +1
      Admirable  
    • If you really missed Bush you could take off your other shoe and try again!

      George W. Bush was the worst president in U.S. History!

    • 1 year ago
  • ThatdBMe
  • Reaganomics
    • +1
      Reaganomics  
    • The fact that a higher percentage of people in Ohio ( a state that pulled Obama) would now vote for Bush is remarkable. The people in Ohio are obviously looking at the records and Obama is losing. It's as it should be and as it should have been in Nov 2008. Then we would not be in the mess.

    • 1 year ago
  • congoboy
  • bike10
  • chasingame
    • 0
      chasingame  
    • No matter how much you may or may not like the current administration, this is a stupid post. Why would anyone try to say that most Americans are ignorant enough to want Bush back. He is hands down the worst president this country has ever had to endure...

    • 1 year ago
  • congoboy
  • chasingame
    • 0
      chasingame  
    • congoboy:

      Did I stutter? I said the worst and I meant exactly that. There is not even a close second... And what the hell is "hmph ahh ha ekk hah smirk hahahahahhahahahaahahahahahahha". Maybe someone needs to work on their typing skills?

    • 1 year ago
  • chasingame
    • 0
      chasingame  
    • congoboy:

      By the way congo, just so we are clear on one thing, I am not saying that Carter was very good or even that I am all that impressed with Obama. What I am saying is that Bush was that big of a mistake. He was a complete idiot that thought he could float through the presidency and the country would run its self. When we put Bush in office we basically elected the class clown as president. He was completely unprepared for the job and we as a country are worse off for it.

    • 1 year ago
  • congoboy
    • 0
      congoboy  
    • chasingame:

      bush tax cuts, kept the country healthy until near the end pf his 2nd term when the beginning of the stimulus began, started by him and continued and worsened by the dems. kept the country safe from islamofacists. other than that not much

    • 1 year ago
  • congoboy
  • LiberalismLacksLogic
    • +1
      LiberalismLacksLogic  
    • chasingame:

      "he could float through the presidency and the country would run its self." - MMMmm, Obama floated through the Afghan war that he blamed Bush on mismanaging. He met only once in 4 months via video conference and then not again until after September. Over 9 months without a face to face..........Guess this CIC figures the wars will run themselves....just like the country.

      I'm SOOOOOOOooo glad Obama had such a VAST, diverse resume before he became the POTUS........WOW I get a warm fuzzy.

    • 1 year ago
  • ahiguy
  • ThatdBMe
  • alexandrek
  • LiberalismLacksLogic
    • 0
      LiberalismLacksLogic  
    • alexandrek:

      Couldn't find your link but this is what the NY Times says........

      "the Pentagon tags the cost of the Iraq war at roughly $600 billion and counting. Joseph E. Stiglitz, a Nobel Prize-winning economist and critic of the war, pegs the long-term cost at more than $4 trillion. The Congressional Budget Office and other analysts say that $1 trillion to $2 trillion is more realistic, depending on troop levels and on how long the American occupation continues."

    • 1 year ago
  • Admirable
  • congoboy
  • EdJoyProductions
  • unimatrix0
    • +10
      unimatrix0  
    • This is a problem.

      The headline is false. It is not all Americans, it is only in Ohio.

      The post is a deliberate deception. Posting this deception demonstrates a fundamental disrespect for the community here at Current.

      Such behavior should not be tolerated in the news group.

    • 1 year ago
  • flyingkick
  • ahiguy
    • -3
      ahiguy  
    • unimatrix0:

      A problem? For the most part much of the current community that I've come to witness here is not worthy of much respect... especially by the vitriolic behavior that is continually projected upon most who are apart from the 'atheist', 'gay' or 'progressive' community.

    • 1 year ago
  • congoboy
    • -3
      congoboy  
    • unimatrix0:

      i told the same thing to dan rather...the headline does not say all americans, i have no control what others perceive from my posts. at least youre intelligent enough to delve further and not take everything at face value sweetheart

    • 1 year ago
  • congoboy
    • -3
      congoboy  
    • flyingkick:

      told the same thing to dan rather...the headline does not say all americans, i have no control what others perceive from my posts. at least youre intelligent enough to delve further and not take everything at face value handsome

    • 1 year ago
  • congoboy
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      congoboy  
    • ahiguy:

      i know ahi, on current the conservative, straight, white, judeo-christian male seems to be in the minority. not necessarily that combination or in that order. but this is america so even minorities like myself still have the right to freedom of expression, even though many on the left prefer the censorship route.

    • 1 year ago
  • Conniepae
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      Conniepae  
    • congoboy:

      Last month, a beautician in Parma, OH, told me "the most endangered species in America, was white males". She was serious. She also told me, she didn't want to wear a burka (sp?). It was at the hight of the Mosque controversy, but she believed what she was saying.

      Sad, sad, sad! Boy was she being misled. Endangered white males? That's funny! I'm white, I'm sure she thought I would agree, but I thought it was sad.

    • 1 year ago
  • flyingkick
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      flyingkick  
    • congoboy:

      Now you're just playing the semantics game, lol.
      The headline implies a majority of Americans.

      Technically, I could say Americans prefer me to be president. But I'd only be talking about myself and one other person. We're both Americans, so it's a valid claim. But, the general interpretation would be that I'm talking about most Americans.

    • 1 year ago
  • flyingkick
  • congoboy
  • congoboy
  • congoboy
  • Conniepae
    • 0
      Conniepae  
    • congoboy:

      I was just pointing out the 'fear' of angry misguided white folk. When she brought up Iraq, I stated the error of going there in the first place. Her answer was, 'don't tell me, you're one of those American haters?' She was serious! I then explained all the things wrong with bombing the people of Iraq. The injustice of bombing a country, which had not killed one American. The sadness I felt for the children who have known nothing but American nation building, via our bombs.

      Two planes, taking down three buildings in America, rocked my world. What must our planes and bombs done to their world. All one has to do is, look at the background during news clips. Destruction everywhere. Sad, sad, sad!

    • 1 year ago
  • congoboy
    • -2
      congoboy  
    • Conniepae:

      with all the unfortunate tragedy in the middle east hopefully our efforts will turn out for the best. some hate the u.s. and some appreciate the u.s. after having been set free from the sadistic saddam and his two murdering rapist sons. where the line of divide in that country stands is difficult to decipher.

    • 1 year ago
  • EdJoyProductions
  • alexandrek
  • EdJoyProductions
  • congoboy
  • EdJoyProductions
    • 0
      EdJoyProductions  
    • congoboy:

      Not even in the same league. Come on, there isn't a day that goes by where I don't utter at least one of those sentences. If I were President, I would be hard pressed not to have a stream of obscenities coming out of my mouth continuously.

      Now, "Gay Bar", that is a work of art. :D

    • 1 year ago
  • congoboy
  • JonRaymond
  • NYCLMT
    • 0
      NYCLMT  
    • This post is very subtle, it looks to incite anger and further divide us as a people. Whomever is President, despite their republican/democrat affiliation, is a tool to the Fortune 500 corporate master they serve !

      "Take the Red pill Neo" !!!!!

    • 1 year ago
  • congoboy
  • keithponder
  • congoboy
  • alexandrek
  • congoboy
  • Conniepae
    • 0
      Conniepae  
    • congoboy:

      Oh, just stop it!!! George W. did not protect us! 9/11 happened under his watch! Did you forget? Or, just too busy spinning BS, to face the facts, George W. ruined our country, morally and financially. Our country is more divided than any time I can remember, during my lifetime. Sadly, it has been divided due to disinformation and spin by MSM. Too bad we no longer own our airwaves. Corporations can't be trusted to tell us the truth!

    • 1 year ago
  • congoboy
    • 0
      congoboy  
    • Conniepae:

      i do agree that big corps own us. but honestly ive seen more division building under obama than bush. and honey the last major push to u.s. ruination began with clinton and has snowballed with each succeeding president. the last 18 months have been especially hellatious.

    • 1 year ago
  • EdJoyProductions
  • controlusplease
    • 0
      controlusplease  
    • Yeah, I want Bush back too!!! Obama just isn't that easy to make fun of, and in this sad world, I need a sad leader to make me feel better about myself! You guys remember the Bush years, when we turned on the TV at night and had unlimited ammounts of talk shows and comedians taking jabs at him (Bill Maher, Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert) and us cracking up every 30 seconds. Now that Obama is in office, thers not that much to laugh at! I was LESS depressed with Bush! Give me my Bush back!

    • 1 year ago
  • congoboy
    • +1
      congoboy  
    • controlusplease:

      i know, its too bad that every time someone questions or makes fun of obama they are automatically considered racist other wise the tv would have butt loads of funny material to glean from.

    • 1 year ago
  • EdJoyProductions
    • 0
      EdJoyProductions  
    • congoboy:

      As long as the comedy is not based on race, I would welcome some creative funny stuff about Obama. Supernews does a pretty good Obama impression that is pretty funny, but the Supernews Joe Biden is my absolute favorite character in the world.

    • 1 year ago
  • congoboy
  • bailey78
  • congoboy
  • bailey78
  • congoboy
  • ozoneocean
    • 0
      ozoneocean  
    • Wow, they're morons. They want the guy that caused all the trouble to come back and fuck it up some more?

      That's just beyond words.
      The loon screwed over the entire world, not just the US.

    • 1 year ago
  • keithponder
    • +7
      keithponder  
    • http://www.wethepeople.la/indict.htm

      KINGPIN INDICTMENT OF GEORGE BUSH

      The following is adapted from a draft indictment of George Bush prepared by former DEA agent Celerino Castillo and the editors of Executive Intelligence Review. All the evidence contained in this draft indictment has been thoroughly documented. Most of it has been taken either from the Kerry Report of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, or the Final Report on Iran-Contra.

      UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
      FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

      __________________________________
      UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

      vs.

      GEORGE HERBERT WALKER BUSH

      INDICTMENT

      Racketeering 18 USC § 1961et seq.
      Conspiracy to Import Narcotics 21 USC §§ 952 & 963
      Continuing Criminal Enterprise 21 USC § 848
      Conspiracy To Obstruct Justice 18 USC § 1503
      Conspiracy To Obstruct Congress 18 USC § 1505
      ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      I guess the same people thought that his daddy was a great guy too,right ? Go to the website mentioned above. There's more and it is as convincing and as incriminating as all outdoors. George Herbert Walker Bush and George W. Bush together, ruined this country by themselves.

    • 1 year ago
  • keithponder
    • +5
      keithponder  
    • keithponder:

      THE ENTERPRISE

      1. At all times relevant to this Indictment, there existed an Enterprise, within the meaning of Title 18, USC, Section 1961 (4), that is, a group of individuals associated in fact which utilized the official positions of defendant GEORGE HERBERT WALKER BUSH in the Government of the United States of American to facilitate the transfer, importation, and distribution of large quantities of illegal narcotics within the United States.

      2. The members of the Enterprise consisted of the defendant herein named and others, including international drug traffickers, who utilized the Enterprise and the official positions of GEORGE HERBERT WALKER BUSH, DONALD P. GREGG, and OLIVER L. NORTH to facilitate their narcotics and money-laundering operations.

      ROLE IN THE ENTERPRISE

      1. From January 1981 to January 1989, George Bush was Vice President of the United States, and from January 1989 to January 1993, Bush was President of the United States.

      2. Beginning in 1981 and up until 1989, while he was Vice President of the United States, Bush assumed extraordinary power over U.S. intelligence and covert operations. This was done through a series of Executives Orders and National Security Decision Directives (NSDDs) signed by President Ronald Reagan.

      3. On Dec. 14, 1981, President Reagan signed NSDD-3 on “Crisis Management,” which designated the Vice President chairman of the Special Situation Group (SSG), responsible for crisis management.

      4. On January 12, 1982, President Reagan signed NSDD-2, which reaffirmed the existence of various interagency groups to deal with intelligence and covert operations. Under the interpretation of this document promoted by Bush, the SSG superseded and pre-empted the powers of the National Security Council in areas of “crisis management,” which encompassed covert operations and counter-terrorism.

      5. On Jan. 28, 1982, Bush was put in charge of the South Florida Task Force on drugs.

      6. On May 14, 1982, a standing Crisis Pre-Planning Group (CPPG 1 and 2) was established under the SSG. The SSG-CPPG, under Bush, was given responsibility for any area in which a “potential crisis” could emerge, and was charged with developing “preemptive policy options” for dealing with such a potential crisis.

      7. On April 10, 1982, NSDD-30, on “Managing Terrorist Incidents,” was issued, giving the Vice President control over the convening of the SSG, and creating the “Terrorist Incident Working Group” (TIWG) to support the SSG.

      8. On March 23, 1983, Bush took charge of the National Narcotics Border Interdiction System (NNBIS).

      9. In July 1985, the Vice President’s Terrorism Task Force was created, headed by Bush.

      10. In Feb. 1986, the Terrorism Task Force issued its report, creating the Operations Sub-Group, officially a sub-group of the TIWG, and also creating a permanent counter-terrorism office located in the NSC staff, headed by Oliver North, but ultimately controlled and directed by Bush.

      11. In August 1986, Bush became the chief of “Operation Alliance,” an anti-narcotics effort to be conducted in cooperation with Mexico.

      Thus from Dec. 1981 to August 1986, Bush had consolidated his control over virtually aspect of U.S. covert operations, as well as every agency dealing with drug interdiction. Never before in peacetime in our country’s history had one man assumed as much power as Bush exercised while Vice President.

      PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVE OF THE ENTERPRISE

      1. In 1982, the first in a series of "Boland Amendments" was passed by the U.S. Congress sharply curtailing the available funding from the U.S. government to the Nicaraguan Contras (hereafter "The Contras"). To make up for this loss of funding, defendant BUSH entered into an agreement with the Columbian drug cartels to exhange guns for drugs. The proceeds of the drug sales in turn were used to secretly fund the Contras. In order to accomplish this, the Enterprise, through its vast connections, made arrangements to make the cocaine it received for guns affordable and readily available to the ghettos across America. This would come in the form of "rock," which is more commonly known as crack cocaine.

      OVERT ACTS

      1. In the summer of 1981, Norwin Meneses and Oscar Blandon traveled to Honduras to meet with contra leader Enrique Bermudez, and Bermudez instructed Meneses and Blandon to establish a funding mechanism for the Contras on the West Coast of the United States.

      2. During 1981, Meneses and Blandon imported and sold over 2000 pounds of cocaine in California.

      3. During 1983, Blandon, Meneses, and others began to sell and distribute crack cocaine in Los Angeles, derived from cocaine imported from Colombia via El Salvador and Costa Rica. Much of this cocaine was flown into the U.S. by Marcos Aquado, operating from Ilopango air base in El Salvador.

      4. On or about March 6, 1984, George Morales was indicted for drug smuggling. A few weeks after that, Morales met with certain Contra leaders in south Florida, Popo Chomorro and Octaviano Ceasar, whom he identified as CIA agents. They told Morales they would help him with his legal problems if he helped them with weapons and explosives and other items. The Contra leaders agreed to supply Morales with drugs, which he would sell then purchase supplies for the Contras.

      5. In March 1984, Barry Seal, who had been rejected as an informant by local agencies, traveled to Washington to the offices of the Vice President’s Task Force on Drugs. The Task Force directed the DEA to retain Seal as an informant and to allow him to keep his property and assets, and to allow him to continue to smuggle drugs from Central America into Louisiana and Arkansas, among other places.

      6. During the summer of 1984, Barry Seal met representatives of the Colombian drug cartel in Miami, and traveled with them to Mena, Arkansas, to show them the facilities used by Seal for smuggling narcotics and maintaining and disguising his aircraft.

      7. On May 12, 1984, Oliver North wrote in his note book:
      “...contract indicates Gustavo is involved w/drugs.”

      8. In June 1984, Meneses attended a fund-raising meeting with Calero in San Francisco.

      9. In the summer of 1984, North asked Richard Secord to assist Calero in purchasing arms for the Contras.

      10. In the summer of 1984, North spoke with his courier, Robert Owen, and asked him to meet regularly with Calero to discuss the Contra’s needs, to deliver intelligence to the Contras, and to supply them with money.

      11. On June 26, 1984, North wrote in his notebook:
      “Call from Owen—John Hull—protection ...
      John now has ‘private army of 75-100’— Cubans involved in drug—up to 100 more Cubans expected.”

      12. In or around July of 1984, Morales purchased weapons in Florida and loaded them on an airplane in Florida. The plane returned within a few days with a load of narcotics, which Morales sold and gave the money to the Contras.

      13. In or around July of 1984, for the second time, Morales purchased weapons in Florida and loaded them on an airplane in Florida. The plane returned within a few days with a load of narcotics, with Morales sold and gave the money to the Contras.

      14. During or around June or July of 1984, Morales placed a telephone call to Gary Betzner and asked him to come to Florida. Morales and Betzner then met in Florida to discuss flying weapons to the Contras and flying drugs back.

      15. In or around July 1984, Betzner flew a planeload of weapons, including an M-60 machine gun, M-16 rifles, and C-4 plastic explosives from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, to the ranch of John Hull in Costa Rica. At the Hull ranch, the weapons and explosives were unloaded, and then 17 duffel bags of cocaine and 5 or 6 boxes of cocaine were loaded on the plane in the presence of Hull, which Betzner brought back to Lakeland, Florida.

    • 1 year ago
  • common_sense_please
    • +4
      common_sense_please  
    • Whatever.

      People wanted a third Bill Clinton term over George W. too.

      That and about this same number of Americans actually showed up and voted to elect Al Gore instead of George W.

      And showing up to vote is a much better indicator of what people think than reporting some random people in Ohio answered questions mostly likely just to get rid of the pollster because they were eating dinner or watching America's Got Talent or doing whatever they thought was of actual significance to them.

      Although sadly--it was because the Florida secretary of state was bought off by the Bush family and the Republicans and because the majority of Supreme Court judges were also beholden to Ronald Reagan or George H.W. Bush for their jobs that George W. was given his first term as President anyway so maybe there is something about Ohio politics we should all be very worried about.

    • 1 year ago
  • congoboy
  • common_sense_please
  • EdJoyProductions
  • cztheday
    • +6
      cztheday  
    • EdJoyProductions:

      My understanding from the article is that the poll was conducted in Ohio, but it doesn't say who was included (all persons over 18?, registered voters?, members of the Pachyderm Club?), not does it say how the questions were phrased. The whole thing is monumentally unlikely.

    • 1 year ago
  • MisterWizard
  • Stoneyroad
  • congoboy
  • EdJoyProductions
  • congoboy
  • EdJoyProductions
  • congoboy
  • keithponder
  • thedirtman
  • congoboy
  • keithponder
  • mik661
  • congoboy
  • mik661
  • Jake_Leonard
    • +5
      Jake_Leonard  
    • While many will say that the problems began pre-Bush era, Bush and his administration sent what little fragmented pieces of infrastructure and stability we had over the edge. I don't think I need to go into details regarding how. The difference between Bush and Obama is a matter of trust, for me. While Obama may not always make the best decisions (which do note are based on "highly accredited" advisers, not himself per-se), I do feel he has the interest of the people in mind where I have high doubts about Bush's agendas.

      People liked Bush more because his actions did not affect the people at large immediately (rather it was an investment with hell as the payoff); only during Obama's administration are the consequences being felt hard. Remember, it's easier to break a puzzle than to put it back together.

      With that said, no, I don't miss Bush.

    • 1 year ago
  • congoboy
  • DisownCashValue
    • 0
      DisownCashValue  
    • on an unrelated thought... if arnold swartznegger was president, would any of the americans who care so much about obamas birth certificate feel the same way about our austrian govenor? i know he would never get elected legally, but just for hypothetical arguement, what do you intelectuals out there think?

    • 1 year ago
  • ezrierin
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      ezrierin  
    • DisownCashValue:

      You might manage that into a News question Post! Get some links about how many people wish Arnold were president regardless of the law, then make likn comparisons with the Birthers. Then question the bigotry angle. Probably three references/links. A great idea. Good thinking!

    • 1 year ago
  • congoboy
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      congoboy  
    • DisownCashValue:

      well ahnolds birth of origin is a well known fact so unless congress adopted a new law to allow someone born elsewhere to run it could never happen. in obamas case it hasent really been proven either way to everyones satisfaction. personally i feel whether obama is truly an american is a foot note in history. the country under his command has bigger problems than whether or not he's legally in office so i see that as a small issue at this point. someone really should have delved into that a couple years before the election. arnold by the way is a liberal in conservative clothing

    • 1 year ago
  • Aaron_Brutus
    • +9
      Aaron_Brutus  
    • how about instead of a 3rd term they hand down indictments to bush, Cheney, and the rest of his crew. and while their at it indict the republican party too for trying to make that fool up in Alaska; Palin (who had to be briefed while riding the campaign tour bus on American history) our vice president. but im only 20 so i guess ill leave politics to the grown folks.

    • 1 year ago
  • congoboy
  • keithponder
    • +2
      keithponder  
    • congoboy:

      I truly do consider myself to be a conservative at this stage of my life, but there's very little that see in the Republican party that I like or that I can embrace. Besides being a refuge for racism, their issues of American entitlement really scare the shit out of me.

      The Republican party has the entire world angry with America.

    • 1 year ago
  • CiiMONSTR
  • ReverandG
  • BrushwithDeathToothpaste
  • DisownCashValue
  • CiiMONSTR
  • CiiMONSTR
  • ezrierin
    • +2
      ezrierin  
    • CiiMONSTR:

      WOW! Let’s mix Germen, Wrap, and British style slang, and some crazy use of English. He says Obama has done a good job and Bush sucked. Then he bags on the methodology and objectives of the conservatives. Damn, now wasn’t that easier to say? LOL!
      Here comes the next generation. Better get out your Batman decoder ring. LMAO!!!

    • 1 year ago
  • ezrierin
    • 0
      ezrierin  
    • CiiMONSTR:

      Don’t feel bad, everyone hates the “Rev.” I dinged you up, but I can understand you! I mean really Dude. Like you do have some sensible stuff to say. Would you like to share it with the rest of the class? LOL! Peace, rock on.

    • 1 year ago
  • ezrierin
    • 0
      ezrierin  
    • CiiMONSTR:

      Translation: He thinks BrushwithDeathTootpast is an unimaginative ditto-head, George Bush butt kisser. Seriously! Just saying. Don’t kill the messenger now. Giggles!

    • 1 year ago
  • congoboy
  • remanns
  • remanns
  • JanforGore
    • +7
      JanforGore  
    • I want the man Bush and his cohorts in the USSC stole the presidency from! And yeah, bring the lying war criminal bastard back so this time we can impeach him and put him up in front of the Hague along with his criminal cohorts for subversion of the Constitution, war crimes, obstruction of justice and crimes against humanity. What boloney all of these polls are especially since any president or faux president only has two terms anyway. And how this diversionary garbage makes it to number one on News here with so many important things going on in the world is mindboggling.

    • 1 year ago
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