Is Bush still a threat to this Country?

[goforit]

Poll question: Is Bush still a threat to this Country?

With low poll numbers lurking about for the last 6 months and
and even more plummetting figures within his own party,
and grievences among the troops,

Can he continue to be a threat to our own country?

Immigration, low border security, selling off US assests to Dubai,
weakenning our military, Fema disasters, etc.....

[Waya]

1. Some people get more dangerous ....

..when they're cornered....people who have nothing/everything to loose are at their most dangerous......

Bush fits that criteria IMO......

[bluerum]

2. Force him to do something so egregious that even the 38% will

go along with throwing him in prison where he belongs.

[goforit]

5. LOL!!!....A set up eh?.....Now that may be a good point taken!

[saltpoint]

3. Even when a drunk gets nasty in an Old West saloon, he often breaks

a few chairs and smashes a few bottles before Matt Dillon finally throws him out into the street.

Bush's little snip at David Gregory yesterday suggests to me that the man is under a great deal of pressure. I'm thinking that Jim Baker wouldn't be on site if things were peachy.

And I'm not even sure Jim Baker has the cards to play in such a late-stage poker game.

Dubya's presidency is over.

[DanCa]

4. An animal is most dangerous when wounded

Time to tag and bag the chimp before he gets it in his head to mount a comeback.

[Mrspeeker]

6. hes at his most dangerous point now

And looking to start a witch hunt!

[Jack Rabbit]

7. I voted four, but wish the word "purposely" was left out of it

I know. Only an idiot would fail to realize that what he is doing is destroying the country. But he is, after all, an idiot.

[Arkansas Granny]

8. I think Bush is probably more dangerous now that he has been

in the past. As his approval rating slip further and further down I think he would try anything to give himself a "boost" like he got after 9/11. Another LIHOP or maybe even a MIHOP would fit into his agenda very well.

[Finder]

9. I voted no threat.

However, I still think the right wing will have a few throes before they are done.

[hansberrym]

10. Still a major threat - he is a One World Order advocate

and the destrcution of the USA must be accomplished before a world government can be established. To that end, bush will continue to squander our military resources until we are bankrupt.

At the same time he initiates programs such as the Security Perimeter which is a step towards joining Canada, Mexico, and the USA into a regional government. Once the world is organized into various regional governments, then world government of the multinational corporations, by the multinational corporations, and for the multinational corporations will follow shortly after.


http://www.cfr.org/publication/7914/trinational_call_for_a_north_american_economic_and_security_community_by_2010.html

http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/03/30/dobbs.cancun/

[Media_Lies_Daily]

11. As long as the guy with the nuclear codes is within arm's reach, YES.

[Cyrano]

12. Exactly. If the sociopath can't be The Great Decider, no one will be.

[goforit]

14. Scarey, for sure.

[lovuian]

13. He is terror!!!

:argh:

[Avalux]

15. Popularity means nothing - he's bent on destroying us all.

I truly believe that - he and his group of fellow criminals. I used to think Bush was just a buffoon but I have changed my mind on that in recent months; he is fully aware and part of the destruction of this nation.

[goforit]

16. I too have come to this conclusion. The puppet and his master are one.

Bush knows his mission and he knows it well and he chooses
to do so with no regrets.

[Quantess]

17. I picked D

Of course he is still a threat to the country. He's still effectively weakening the U.S.
He continues to be a threat to the entire world! Ask Venezuela. Ask Iran. Still not convinced the rest of the world recognizes him as Satan's toejam? Ask just about any country besides Saudi Arabia their visceral opinion of B*sh.

[deacon]

18. I don't think there is any doubt about it that he is a radical

and the power has gotten to him-he is behaving just like nixon.