Wouldn't we all be happier if George Bush was named Dictator for life?

Seriously hear me our.


The bennefits


1. We are no longer slaves to an old crtusty peice of paper some guys in wigs wrote a long time ago.





2. Mr. Bush is the best man ever why would we not want his leader ship





3. No more waiting in line to vote.





4. We could make anyone that doesn't look, act or think like us illegal and ship them off to mexico





5. no more dems whining about them losing their freedoms





6. no more boring political commericals.





I could go on and on but tell me honestly wouldn't this make the world a better place?

Wouldn't we all be happier if George Bush was named Dictator for life?
I hope your kidding.... get real
Reply:Is your name Dick Cheney?
Reply:You must be on the staff of President Bush. As far as him winning another term, it will never happen. And yes, I know he can't run for another term.





I think the question that begs to be asked is will he allow for another Presidential election to take place?





He signed an E.O. on May 9th that stated if a national emergency takes place anywhere in the U.S., he would assume total control of the federal government.





Does anyone smell that? I smell a planned terrorist attack or some other sort of planned national emergency to take place before the elections of 2008.





Conserative lib--you have no idea how close we are to what you wish to happen becoming reality.





President Bush WILL be the last elected leader of this country. He will not allow another presidential election to take place.





Keep this in mind though--what happens if you aren't one of those people who think the way President Bush wants you to think?





Is this the beginning of the Hail Bush era?
Reply:no
Reply:I think not! We need a democrat to rise to power now and then (like the former president Clinton) to remind us why we need and should appreciate republicans!
Reply:No...but I do wish they would strike down the two term limit amendment. President Bush could run again, and would win with somewhere of 60% of the popular vote.