<p>I agree with psycho.</p>
<p>Especially if one wants to go into something like say... politics?</p>
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<p>Clinton > Bush..why? because he had sex with an intern, got caught, made a butt load of money off of it, his wife didn't divorce him, and he may just be the first, first man of the white house. he's got it made.</p>
<p>Oh yeah?!
Bush choked on a pretzel!</p>
<p>Let's compare Clinton and Bush on Iraq</p>
<p>Clinton: Bombed the $#^* out of Iraq and had almost no US soldiers die and we won without civil war and prevented unintended biological warfare that could have happned from computer run weapons during Y2K. High taxes for rich (Bill Gates really doenst need all that money) and great economy and other stuff.</p>
<p>Bush: Wanted to go into Iraq since day one. We go in and make it a haven for terrorists. We cant leave or the terrorists gain power and it's worse than it started. Thousands of US troops have died. Low taxes, high debt, high spending by my republicans.</p>
<p>Finally the country is divided because of a real issue under Bush ans was divided 8 years ago because Clinton was the 1st prez to get caught having an affair.</p>
<p>As far as character goes,"B.J." Clinton can't hold a candle to W. </p>
<p>I'm not a big W fan, by any means. </p>
<p>But intelligence without a moral compass that always points to, "If it feels good, do it," is not worth a s***. </p>
<p>It's something I always tell people when they comment on Brandon's intelligence. J'm much prouder that he's a good person with strong moral character than any scholastic achievements.</p>
<p>I'd rather have a president with a C+ in smarts and A in character, than one who is the opposite. And the opposite is definitely what Clinton is.</p>
<p>He disgusts me. Gross.</p>
<p>Bush > Clinton, why? Because he got into Yale because his father was the Director of the CIA, got a drunk and disorderly conduct at a football game, got a DUI, ran oil companies into the ground with his father's friend's money, lost the popular vote, had his cousin illegitamately declare him the winner of Florida during the Presidential election, sat nervously reading to a group of children with no response to 9/11, decided to shift blame over to Iraq from Afghanistan due a regime change, and decided to stop pursuing the location of Osama bin Laden.</p>
<p>You sound like one of those morons that watches Fox News everyday.</p>
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Does anyone else also agree that George Bush is the best president this country ever had? I mean, with him as president, the gas prices are coming down. I think the people who hate Bush are jealous: They wish they could be famous and have a father as a president. Also george bush is really smart because he went to yale, more smart than president clinton who only went to georgetown.
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<p>Hahahahahah That made my day.</p>
<p>Bush has no character. Because then he wouldn't have been able to almost completely stop pursuing Osama bin Laden, the mastermind behind the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and decide to pursue a man of no immediate threat. No character whatsoever.</p>
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<p>You sound just like Farenheit 911. How many times did you watch it?</p>
<p>Actually half of my information from the first paragraph comes from "Family Guy." Also to answer your question, I saw "Farenheit 911" once. The only information that I gave that came about "Farenheit 911" was the part about failed oil companies, which is completely true. Other references include "Hijacking Catastrophe," "Outfoxed-Rupert Murdoch's War on Journalism," and "Hunting of the President."</p>
<p>Since you sound like someone that loves Fox News, you should probably check out "Outfoxed-Rupert Murdoch's War on Journalism."</p>
<p>I think senseless Bush-Bashing is more ignorant than a lot of things you could do with your time.</p>
<p>Seriously folks, this man isn't as dumb as the bashers would have you think, and he's no saint either. The truth lies in the middle, as always.</p>
<p>Family Guy? You're kidding, right? </p>
<p>Just because I'm not fond of the clintons doesn't mean I'm a Fox News fan. That's not logical, nor would it describe those Democrats who were ashamed of Clinton and his disgraceful behavior. Decent people from all political persuasions were disgusted with him.</p>
<p>What does being immoral have anything to do with the quality of his presidency? I'm pretty sure adultery isn't illegal either.</p>
<p>Stop trying to discredit me. So what if my references were a potpourri of documentaries and Family Guy. Everything written into that paragraph is true. If you weren't too busy trying to discredit me, you'd be able to research the validity of my sources.</p>
<p>Being immoral has everything to do with the quality of a presidency. Clinton put himself directly in the path of possible blackmail when he had his tryst with Monica Lewinsky. Before & during his presidency, his penchant for all sorts of women having run of the Arkansas mansion and the White House (sometimes even with Hillary there) could have had dire effects on this country. There may be things about that we may never know, in his fervour to cover up his indiscretions and polish his legacy. </p>
<p>I'm not trying to discredit you. The person you're defending has already discredited himself.</p>
<p>I looooved Outfoxed!! I've never met anyone else who's seen it.</p>
<p>(I deleted my MySpace after Rupert Murdoch bought it because I saw that documentary..not that I used it anyway, but you get the idea)</p>
<p>Bush-Bashing is not senseless. Do you call criticizing a person who led a country to war based on assumptions senseless? I don't think so.</p>
<p>There is no correlation between morality and rationality. In my humble opinion, a President on an entire nation should be rational rather than moral. The truth is Bill Clinton dealt with the issues that needed dealing with. Whether it was the Arab-Israeli conflict, or anti-terrorism.</p>
<p>Yeah, Outfoxed was amazing wasn't it? :-)</p>
<p>"Some people say" it's pretty amazing. :)</p>
<p>And dissent is certainly more patriotic than mindless submission..</p>