How Can You Tolerate Watching Bush on TV?
Question by phoxee2003: How can you tolerate watching Bush on TV?
Was just watching Bush on TV. Watched as much as I could stand. Makes me sick to watch him lie and bluster and talk about courage of which he has none. I know I’m not the only one that finds this man completely repulsive. I would like to know how he appears to those of you that still support him.
I didn’t ask this question to stir up my hatred for Bush. I have always watched whenever the President of the United States speaks, no matter who they were or how I felt about them, until now. And everyone that I know feels the same way about listening to or watching George W. Bush. They are repulsed. So I was geniunely interested. very much interested in knowing how he appeared to a supporter. I, personally think I see how decietful he is and how disarming he can be at the same time. And to me, that’s almost all the time. He dazzled me with his commanding takeover after 911 and I changed my mind about him for a brief period and began to have respect and admiration for him. I was with him with the Iraq invasion, until I heard about the way the troops were being sent into battle with no armor and when he swaggered onto the deck of that aircraft carrier, he lost me.
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Answer by silver
by switching off the TV
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