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Subject:
George W. Bush in a role of a scapegoat?
Category: Relationships and Society > Politics Asked by: quantummechanique-ga List Price: $2.00 |
Posted:
18 Dec 2005 03:05 PST
Expires: 04 Jan 2006 09:44 PST Question ID: 607037 |
Through the history of the USA, the presidents have been seen as a wise and respectable persons. This has been strengthening the image of the whole nation. What I have been seen as quite peculiar, is the image and hidden agenda behind the huge campaign for making a man who's only political strengthnesses are his name and a familiar face. I'm not on his side or against him, and I respect his good will. There are some factors in the big picture that makes me wonder, is he prepared as a scapegoat for some intentionally disastrous decisions? If the future shows that, and the easiest would be to blame the president, I hope that people would understand then that the desicion was made elsewhere. |
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Re: George W. Bush in a role of a scapegoat?
From: milesc-ga on 18 Dec 2005 13:27 PST |
"Through the history of the USA, the presidents have been seen as a wise and respectable persons." This has actually very rarely been "true". Our government has been a two party system for a very long time and rarely over the course of our history have both parties been happy with the current president. Its only been in hindsight or wartimes (namely WWI/II) were the presidents considered good by the majority. |
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Re: George W. Bush in a role of a scapegoat?
From: badger75-ga on 02 Jan 2006 20:17 PST |
There are very few periods in American history where one party dominates all three branchs of govt. as is the case since 2000. Hard to figure who else to credit/blame for all policies than the Bush Admin. and the Republicans in Congress. |
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