US elections 2008: How President Bush will influence the 2008 election 21 Articles

by Michael T. Heath

The Unfortunate Success of George W. Bush There are many adages that could be applied to the personage of George W. Bush: Rising to his level of incompetence; Unabashedly illiterate; You-know-what floats. But these are ...read more

by Bruno Somerset

As hard as it may be to believe, George W. Bush could still have a significant impact on the 2008 election. The conventional wisdom is that this effect can only be negative, and that he will drag John McCain down simply by...read more

by Tom Walsh

The office of the President of the United States commands respect. You don't have to like the person holding that position, but you must respect the Presidency. Of the forty-two men who have held the office of President (G...read more

by Bob Schmidt

President Bush will influence the November general election in ways that might surprise a lot of dedicated Democrats whose hatred for him blinds them to the fact that he is not running for re-election. They forget that the...read more

by Keith Bailey

George Bush should prepare to be a political punching bag during the general election. His 31% approval rating is forty points lower than before the start of the Iraq war. Politicians at all levels, from state legislators ...read more

by Monique Kuschel

The most effort President Bush will invest in the upcoming presidential, the least likely, Senator Mc Cain will be be elected. To have W. Bush endorse Mc Cain will not help the Republican party at all, it will send a ve...read more

by Carolyn Tytler

With the popularity rating of the proverbial skunk at a garden party, George W. Bush cannot help but have a tremendous influence on the election of 2008. His many mistakes, misdeeds and acts of mismanagement have made him ...read more

by Joseph Malek

From my point of view, the political career of George Bush is over. As a matter of fact, the current approval rating of the performance of both him and his Administration by the majority of the people within the United Sta...read more

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by Nisha Venkatesan

Seriously? Cancel the Presidential debates? How does canceling the debate help anyone? This is an issue that the public is more involved in than any of the candidates or political heads, yet they would deprive us the abili...read more

by Abe Ropitini

The last eight years of republican rule in the White House has had a huge affect on the nation. Basically, the consequences of Americans voting for George W Bush has forced us to wake up and realize that in the political t...read more

by Royce Radcliffe

Being that he is possibly the least liked president in American history, President Bush will certainly have a politically poisonous effect on those around him. There are flat out many instances where he made horrendous err...read more

by Marie Devine

It will be surprising to look back upon the United States presidential elections of 2008 and see the strange influence President Bush had on the elections. When he was elected He had great hopes of doing great things to l...read more

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by Franklin Jones

PLEASE FORWARD, FWRD, FWRD, FWRD, FWRD! Today, in carrying out many of its social-engineering agendas, the United States Government now conducts planned campaigns of extensive strategic psychological operations through...read more

by Ted Sherman

As the primaries wind down, and it appears almost certain that Barack Obama will be the Democratic nominee for President, he may have already started his battle with John McCain. In a speech celebrating his win in North Ca...read more

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by Kohli Singh

Bush Seeks Backdoor Third Term Career politicians, lobbyists, businessmen and mobsters seek political offices and influence. The entire game is played to seek the control the resources or purse strings of the government...read more

by Thomas Kirk

It would be easy to quip that Bush's only influence on the 2008 election will be as a weapon for Barrack Obama to wield and as a liability shackled to John McCain and the entire Republican party. It would be easy, and for ...read more

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by Bella Liberty

The US General Election is just around the conner. Super power US presidential election will have an impact not only on US but also on the whole world where world affairs including peace is concerned. Result of the preside...read more

by Paul Schingle

If he has any effect at all, George W.'s influence will be largely negative and geared largely toward McCain. In the end, though, I don't think the current president's influence will be that great in the general election....read more

by Juliana Manderico

As human being, no one is perfect. We all do good things and sometimes bad things as well. Right or bad decisions occur to anyone, not considering the types of job or position we are handling, we all make mistakes. We can ...read more

by Katie Marshall

The US elections, this year, are one of the consuming thoughts on American minds everywhere. In order to write intelligently on this subject, I will avoid tacking on my opinions and center only on the facts. The presiding ...read more