IValueFreedom
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It does demand consistency... and he's consistently failed to act in a manor appropriate to his position.
The problem is that Americans view politics as teams. Republicans are one team and democrats are the other. It doesn't matter what the politicians do, it's if they're on your team. If your team is in power, it's good. If their team is in power, it's bad. With this, and the emotional attatchment with someone after voting for them, it prevents people from looking objectively at their leadership. That's no good.
Bush has not performed well as president in my opinion. Please don't look at him as a person with feelings (I know that sounds cold-hearted, but it's necessary) and instead view him as just a tool. He's a tool of the American populous to do what they want him to do. In this case, he didn't. It is competely reasonable to ask him to leave if he's not doing what you want him to do.
The problem is that Americans view politics as teams. Republicans are one team and democrats are the other. It doesn't matter what the politicians do, it's if they're on your team. If your team is in power, it's good. If their team is in power, it's bad. With this, and the emotional attatchment with someone after voting for them, it prevents people from looking objectively at their leadership. That's no good.
Bush has not performed well as president in my opinion. Please don't look at him as a person with feelings (I know that sounds cold-hearted, but it's necessary) and instead view him as just a tool. He's a tool of the American populous to do what they want him to do. In this case, he didn't. It is competely reasonable to ask him to leave if he's not doing what you want him to do.