What did George W. Bush give you?
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ANSWERS: 47
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A headache +5
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A dead cousin.
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not a damn thing
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Lots of debt, loss of jobs and gray hair (from worry)
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A silly rebate check.
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mushroom The tax "rebate" you had to pay back.
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$600! (lol)
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Safety from another terrorist attack.
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A ham & cheese sandwich!
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Some good laughs and a headache mostly.
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He was trying to keep me scared but he made me angry. Now the people of the USA have something to be ashamed of. The world however is very forgiving and we as Americans have a long history of great deeds to fall abck on. I say take heart. Like a bad joke his legacy will fade into obscurity. Too bad his deeds wiil not.
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a sense of intellectual superiority. The more I heard him speak, the smarter I felt.
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An ulcer.
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fear of my brother having to go to war
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An unnecessary war and the highest deficit in American History. However he and Dick Cheney did provide Late Night Comedians with some of the best material since the Nixon era! And for THAT I will ALWAYS be grateful.
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The worry that I might be halucinating,could not beleive a pres.would act that way.Yet there it was on t.v. real.A pay off check.A strange uncontrolable giggle.The desire to run away fast.A yearning for French frys.A deep distrust.A sad regret.A big fear of religions who think it`s the end times.Many many things.....
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First hand knowledge of what it is like to be absolutely poor. And he also gave me knowledge of what it is like to need health care and not have it.
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... a whole lot of laughing at the comedy resulting from his actions and words ...
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He gave me a good example of how it's the person, not always the party that should be supported or not supported. Colin Powell is an example, but on the opposite end of the spectrum. He's extremely likeable, but the same party.
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A sense of patriotism and national pride after 911. Mostly downhill from there, however.
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Several headaches
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A total dislike and mistrust of the Republican party, the entire Bush family and their dubious family values.
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security
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8 years of great moments in Presidential speeches:
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A great deal of embarrassment.
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tax relief!
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A very strong appreciation for the reasons why religion and politics shouldn't mix.
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Hope for a better tomorrow, which is unfortunately more than I can say for his successor. :-(
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A Nervous Breakdown. a pack of lies, and an easier target to terrorists.
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A 'facepalm' tan.
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Some laughs and a broken country.
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His middle finger.
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work
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An additional mortgage.
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Security
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embarrassment and fear
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Nightmares
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A heck of a lot of dead people in Iraq and elsewhere - not to mention the shattered economy and 8 strait years of a declining standard of living for all his subjects. Long Live Shrub the first!, ( in some other country than this preferably ).
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Wars, bombs, dead people, lies, torture, chaos, spying, end of human, civil and constitutional rights, indigestion, nausea, diarrhea and when all that was done, he gave whatever was left of the country away to the ruling class
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A belief that too many people want their own butts wiped without them expending the energy to do it. Now we have Oblabba ripping the economy to shreds and Hispanics returning to their country as it's a lot better there then here. Plus a good feeling knowing those towel heads are reaping what they sowed from 911. Yay! for the US military and wiping them out (The enemy)
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Constant fear and worries.
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Aids!!!!!! help!!!!!! I hate you bush (cry,cry)LOL.
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angina
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mushroom
It's pronounced "Ann GEEna."
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A pointless war in Iraq, a depression, and a headache.
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What Barack Obama is giving us? I felt safe with Bush. I don't feel safe with BO at all because he intends to close the Gitmo jail. BO is for the bigger government. Bush is for the small government. BO with his socialist views slowly will destroy America.
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bostjan the adequate 🥉
Well, hindsight is 20/20, but you were wrong. BO didn't close Gitmo (although, I have to wonder why you would have thought that Gitmo made anyone safer in the first place), and more Americans died under GWB's watch than BO's. GWB's policies ran the economic prospects of the USA into the ground by 2008, and BO's policies did not. BO was kind of a crumby president, but he did far less damage than GWB, at least. -
mushroom
People complained about the rising deficit then, but not a peep from the TEA* Party (*taxed enough already) as the debt continues to roar ahead (2019).
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Nothing but a big headache.+5
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Plausible deniability! He was a genius at playing dumb. He has everyone fooled!
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Lotsa laughs!
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