When the war first started the look on Bush's face was that of utter happiness that he was in control. People were dying at his powerful command. I guess he thought of them as toy soldiers. No look of remorse, just a happy cheerful smile as our soldiers died all over Iraq. The innocent Iraqi people dying by the thousands, still a cheerful smile on the president's face. When the Civil War was going on President Abraham Lincoln looked putrid because of the amount of death of his brother's dying on the field of battle. It says so in historical text. Of course Bush is no Lincoln or does he have any of the wisdom or intellect endowed apon that noble president. Bush is a man who obviously has never had to work for anything. Growing up in wealth, having every need provided for him. Those are the type of men who are raised with no understanding. Taking for granted everything their whole lives, even the cost of human suffering. When it comes to human life, that is when we should draw the line.
Now that his popularity is down he actually looks sad, people are waking from the temporary brainwashing and seeing him for the monster he is. Getting tired of the death toll on the wrong battlefield. Wondering when their family member is the next to die.
I am not wrong in being concerned. I am not wrong in wanting my soldier friends home so we hang out, drink a beer, and bullshit the day away. I am not wrong in voicing my opinion. It is granted to me under the Constitution of the United States. I am not wrong in thinking that the president is wrong in all his policy making, and his spending, and reappropriation of money from education for war. How the old are being treated in the new Medicare plan. These are my rights under the Constitution, to voice my opinion even if it is the truth.