How can AMericans call Bush stupid?

62m voted for Bush in 2004 out of 122m voters

I don't care how much he got, he still got the majority of votes.

Kerry got more popular vote (1 million) than Bush did during the 2000 elections like forreal.

They're going to hate Obama so much worse than Bush when his time is over.

Surprised America is making a big deal about how he's been doing the opposite of what he promised?

Kerry didn't run in the 2000 elections.

Like, forreal.

You know what I mean I meant Al Gore like forreal

Obama was handed a disaster and he's slowly doing his best to transform it back into a country.

Already he's delivered as best he could (hampered by uncooperative Republicans) on health care reform, and he made the only real viable choice regarding the situation in Irak and Afghanistan.

He's also made a big move towards maintenance of federal infrastructure and green technology was strongly supported in his stimulus package.

He's done a fairly good job considering, when the economy swings round his approval ratings will climb again.

No his system is set to fail. Because he's being told what to do by elite bankers/ the bilderberg group.

American Presidency works like this:
- There'll be a standard president, who will seem fine at the beginning.

- But eventually people will realize what they are trying to implement or have done, goes against their wishes.

- This president turns into the enemy, and becomes mocked or ridiculed.

- A new president is selected based on his charm, and ability to make good speeches.

And that's what Obama was, handsome, young and charming, all this crap about change had all fooled he won't do ****.

He said he would bring the troops back, and what does he do? Send off 30, 000. American government is corrupt atm.

You know what I mean I meant Al Gore like forreal

You can't be a rational human being and believe in the Bilderberg group. I suppose the freemasons are somehow to blame too?

I've already given examples of things he has done, so your argument falls through.

I think your core ideas about big business having too much power and democracy being corrupted are sound but you've pushed it from reasoned consideration into the much more hostile terrain of crackpot conspiracy theories.