As an outsider looking in from the UK this is one of those things that make you want to round up all Americans and bang their collective heads together

Don't get me wrong, I like America on the whole but sometimes your morals seem so bizarre. I saw Clinton speak over here and whether you agree with his views or not he comes across as someone who is obviously caring for his country and capable of making strong but fair choices in policy to benefit all sections of society. He was a strong leader. Who cares if an intern sucked him off?

All Americans should have realised during Bush's first term that he doesn't have a clue what happens outside of Washington.

A good example of this is to count the number of wars you have been involved in during the Bush (either of them) reign and Clinton's. The reason the US was strong and relatively free of threat is because Clinton dealt with world affairs and international issues. I doubt Bush even knows where the UK is!

My point is this- yes, Bush can be an idiot, but you should have known this years ago!

Bush got more votes in the last election than he did in the first!!!
America as a country has to take responsibility for the people it elects to power

And a final note aside from New Orleans

The Oxford research institute puts the death toll of innocent civilians in Iraq at over 25,000. At least 1/3 were women and children. And what stability has come from this? Iraq is now on the brink of civil war and America want to pull out
And wasn't this war supposed to free the Iraqi people from the fear of their every day lives?