George Bush Supporters Photo Gallery by n at pbase.com

George Bush Supporters

This gallery includes photos of GW Bush, George Bush, Dubya, George W. Bush, and Dick Cheney supporters. Some of the photos are from persons performing a parody of the administration's policies, but I am not sure which photos those are. I will leave it to you to judge that.

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Billionaires toasting Bush.jpg	Waiting for permanent tax rebates.jpg	Eat the poor.jpg	Dont be unamerican.jpg
Guys in the SUV are Pro Bush.jpg	Nader Supporter.jpg	Free Enron 7.jpg	Job well done.jpg
jobs lost in Minnesota but his company showed a profit.jpg	Ladies Against Women.jpg	Leave no Billionaire behind.jpg	Say no to socialism.jpg

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Guest		16-Aug-2007 16:47
i see all the wack job libbys are out in force. All 12 of you !!! ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha !!!!

Guest		11-Sep-2005 14:52
great gallery! but I can't believe the guy is still there. I bet he would be elected a third time if that was possible...! I voted -for the gallery.

Guest		18-Jun-2005 15:23
Bart, I love your comment

bushman		05-Nov-2004 03:41
4 more years... Move to Canada? get in line now !!!

Guest		24-Oct-2004 14:41
THINGS YOU HAVE TO BELIEVE IF YOU VOTE REPUBLICAN > > 1. Saddam was a good guy when Reagan armed him, a bad guy when Bush's daddy > made war on him, a good guy when Cheney did business with him and a bad guy > when Bush needed a "we can't find Bin Laden" diversion. > > 2. Trade with Cuba is wrong because the country is communist, but trade > with China and Vietnam is vital to a spirit of international harmony > > 3. The United States should get out of the United Nations, and our highest > national priority is enforcing U.N. resolutions against Iraq. > > 4. A woman can't be trusted with decisions about her own body, but > multi-national corporations can make decisions affecting all mankind without > regulation. > > 5. Jesus loves you, and shares your hatred of homosexuals and Hillary > Clinton. > > 6. The best way to improve military morale is to praise the troops in > speeches while slashing veterans' benefits and combat pay. > > 7. If condoms are kept out of schools, adolescents won't have sex. > > 8. A good way to fight terrorism is to belittle our long-time allies, then > demand their cooperation and money. > > 9. Providing health care to all Iraqis is sound policy. Providing health > care to all Americans is socialism. > > 10. HMOs and insurance companies have the best interests of the public at > heart. > > 11. Global warming and tobacco's link to cancer are junk science, but > creationism should be taught in schools. > > 12. A president lying about an extramarital affair is an impeachable > offense. A president lying to enlist support for a war in which thousands > die is solid defense policy. > > 13. Government should limit itself to the powers named in the Constitution, > which include banning gay marriages and censoring the Internet. > > 14. The public has a right to know about Hillary's cattle trades, but George > Bush's driving record is none of our business. > > 15. Being a drug addict is a moral failing and a crime, unless you're a > conservative radio host. Then it's an illness, and you need our prayers for > your recovery. > > 16. You support states' rights, which means Attorney General John Ashcroft > can tell states what local voter initiatives they have the right to adopt. > > 17. What Bill Clinton did in the 1960s is of vital national interest, but > what Bush did in the '80s is irrelevant.

Guest		08-Oct-2004 21:28
You guys obviously haven't seen who else is running for president besides Kerry or Bush, both idiots. Allow me to inform the masses of our multiple-party system: Go Here for the REAL Candidates Thank you for your time. ~Dave

blu		06-Oct-2004 21:01
great stuff! go Kerry! you have 86% of the world behind you - and 95% of France, 94% of Switzerland, 93% of Germany http://www.betavote.org)!

Guest		02-Oct-2004 17:44
LIE: "[W]e will not pass along our problems to other generations." GWB, 1/28/03. TRUTH : In turning a $125 billion annual budget surplus into a budget deficit of over $400 billion-the largest in U.S. history-Bush is asking future generations to pay for his tax cuts for millionaires. Congressional Budget Office, 8/03. LIE: " We increased the child tax credit from $600 to $1,000 per child." GWB, 11/3/03. TRUTH : As submitted to Congress, Bush's tax plan excluded the neediest 6.5 million low-income families. New York Times , 6/3/03. LIE : "Unemployment dropped today, [which] is a positive sign that the economy is getting better." GWB, 1/9/04. TRUTH: The decline was due to the fact that over 300,000 people gave up even trying to find a job. Baltimore Sun, 1/10/04. LIE : "My first goal is...an economy that grows fast enough to employ everyone." GWB, 1/28/03. TRUTH : Bush is the first president since Herbert Hoover under whom more jobs were lost (2 million) than were gained. New York Times , 2/18/04. LIE : "My plan will reduce tax rates for everyone who pays income tax." GWB, 4/26/03. TRUTH : Under Bush's proposal, over 8 million taxpayers would have received no tax cut whatsoever. Tax Policy Center, 5/30/03. LIE: "If you pay taxes, you ought to get relief." GWB, 2/19/04. TRUTH : Under Bush's three tax cuts, the poorest 20% of taxpayers receive less than $100, while the richest 1% get over $59,000 each. Citizens for Tax Justice, 7/03. top EDUCATION LIE: "The No Child Left Behind Act is opening the door of opportunity to all of America's children." GWB, 1/20/04. TRUTH: Having failed to fund this act fully, Bush left a large number of children behind. National Education Association, 2/2/04. top ENVIRONMENT LIE: "My Clear Skies legislation will reduce smog and mercury emissions, as well as stop acid rain." GWB, 4/22/02. TRUTH : Bush's plan allows the release of millions of additional tons of mercury and acid-rain-producing sulfur dioxide per year. Natural Resources Defense Council, 2/27/03. LIE : "My Administration is committed to a leadership role on the issue of cli mate change." GWB, 6/11/01. TRUTH : Bush refused to abide by the Kyoto Protocol, the agreement signed by 165 nations, to combat climate change. New York Times, 3/28/01. LIE: " As president, I will not send nuclear waste to any proposed site unless it's scientifically safe." GWB, 5/23/00. TRUTH: Bush chose Yucca Mountain, Nevada, to bury nuclear waste, even though the State of Nevada says the site has dangerous environmental flaws. New York Times , 2/12/02. LIE: "As good stewards, we must leave [our national parks] better than we found them." GWB, 2/27/01. TRUTH: For $100 million in park maintenance, Bush's budget relies on visitor fees, widely deemed to be inadequate. Congressional Quarterly Weekly, 6/8/01. top GAY MARRIAGE LIE: "The states can do whatever they want about [gay marriage]." GWB, 2/25/00. TRUTH: Bush has now called for a constitutional amendment prohibiting states from setting their own policies in this regard. top HEALTH CARE LIE : "One of our priorities is making sure the health care systems are funded." GWB, 3/1/03. TRUTH : Since Bush took office, 3 million more Americans have lost their health insurance, bringing the total of uninsured Americans to over 43 million. New York Times , 1/21/04. top HOMELAND SECURITY LIE : "I will take every possible measure to safeguard our country." GWB, 11/25/02. TRUTH : The Bush Homeland Security budget is only a third of what experts say is needed and less than half of his budget to pacify Iraq. Council on Foreign Relations, 6/03. LIE: "We must uncover every detail and learn every lesson from Sept. 11." GWB, 11/27/02. TRUTH: Bush opposed and later stonewalled the bipartisan independent investigation into 9/11. Washington Post, 2/05/04. top IRAQ LIE: "Major combat operations in Iraq have ended." GWB, 5/2/03. TRUTH: Since Bush made that statement, over four times as many Americans have been killed and wounded as before. Department of Defense, 4/21/04. LIE : "The British government has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought uranium from Africa ." GWB, 1/28/03. TRUTH: As our CIA told the White House at the time, Hussein did not try to obtain uranium from Africa. New York Times , 7/19/03. LIE: "No one can now doubt the word of America." GWB, 1/21/04. TRUTH : Having based the Iraq war on the threat of weapons of mass destruction-and having found none-Bush has lost the trust of the world. LIE: " Iraq has trained al Qaeda in bomb making, poisons and deadly gas." GWB, 10/7/02. TRUTH : Even Bush has admitted that there is no evidence of a link between al Qaeda and Iraq. CBS News, 9/18/03. LIE: "I'm confident that our search will yield a weapons program." GWB, 7/30/03. TRUTH: Despite free access to Iraq over the past year, U.S. inspectors, headed by David Kay, have found nothing. New York Times, 1/23/04. LIE: "Yes, we found a biological laboratory in Iraq, which the U.N. prohibited." GWB, 6/1/03. TRUTH: The so-called laboratories were designed to inflate weather balloons. New York Times, 8/9/03. LIE: "We are concerned that Iraq is exploring ways of using un manned aerial vehicles to target the U.S." GWB, 10/7/02. TRUTH: Our Air Force officials correctly asserted before the war that these drones never posed any threat to the U.S. Associated Press, 8/25/03. top MEDICARE LIE: "[We seek] a Medicare system of which we can all be proud." GWB, 11/4/00. TRUTH : Bush's Medicare bill forbids the government from negotiating lower prices for life-saving drugs. New York Times, 1/21/04. top Bush's National Guard Service LIE: "There was no special treatment by the National Guard." GWB, 7/5/99. TRUTH: Bush's family connections got him into the Texas Air National Guard in Texas. New York Times, 9/27/99. top PATRIOT ACT LIE: "These terrorists must be pursued...and that is the purpose of the Patriot Act." GWB, 10/2/01. TRUTH: In 2003, two-thirds of all Patriot Act searches of financial records had no connection to terrorists. New York Times , 9/28/03. top SCIENCE LIE: "I believe sound science, and not politics, must prevail." GWB, 5/9/00. TRUTH: Sixty leading scientists, including 20 Nobel laureates, have denounced Bush for repeatedly distorting science for his personal political interests. New York Times , 2/18/04. top SOCIAL SECURITY LIE: "We continue to work together to keep Social Security sound and reliable." GWB, 1/29/04. TRUTH: Bush has used Social Security money to fund his tax cuts and other spending programs. Congressional Budget Office, 3/7/03. LIE : "Politicians have dipped into the [Social Security] Trust Fund to pay for more spending; I will stop it." GWB, 5/15/00. TRUTH: Far from stopping the practice, Bush has increased the spending of Social Security funds on other programs. Congressional Budget Office, 3/7/03. top STEM CELL RESEARCH LIE: "[M]ore than 60 stem cell lines already exist." GWB, 8/9/01. TRUTH : Only 11 stem cell lines exist now, and Bush's prohibition of using new stem cell lines severely limits research on deadly diseases, such as diabetes and Parkinson's. CBS News , 5/9/03. top VETERANS LIE : "Promises made to our veterans will be promises kept." GWB, 1/19/01. TRUTH: Since this statement, over 160,000 veterans have been denied promised health care benefits. Washington Post, 1/17/03. top WOMEN LIE: "'W' stands for women." GWB, 10/3/00. TRUTH: Upon taking office, Bush promptly closed the White House Office on Women's Initiatives and Outreach. Boston Globe, 3/28/01. top OTHER LIE: "The message is clear: if you lie, cheat or steal, there will be a consequence in America." GWB, 3/30/04. TRUTH: Bush has repeatedly lied without any apparent consequence. LIE: "I glance at the newspaper...but I rarely read the stories." GWB, 10/15/03. TRUTH: According to Laura Bush, George Bush reads five national newspapers every day. New York Times, 2/7/04. LIE : "I am a uniter, not a divider." GWB, 3/20/00. TRUTH : As a result of Bush's conduct in office, the country has never been more deeply divided.

n		30-Sep-2004 19:37
Cheney either isn't telling the truth now or he wasn't 18 months after Iraq War I when he said the US would get bogged down in Iraq if Baghdad were attacked. Which Cheney do you believe?????????? To me, he sounded almost clairvoyant back in 1992 (see below, with no quotes taken out of context). Cheney (1992) said "I would guess if we had gone in there, I would still have forces in Baghdad today. We'd be running the country. We would not have been able to get everybody out and bring everybody home. "And the final point that I think needs to be made is this question of casualties. I don't think you could have done all of that without significant additional U.S. casualties. And while everybody was tremendously impressed with the low cost of the (1991) conflict, for the 146 Americans who were killed in action and for their families, it wasn't a cheap war. "And the question in my mind is how many additional American casualties is Saddam (Hussein) worth? And the answer is not that damned many. So, I think we got it right, both when we decided to expel him from Kuwait, but also when the president made the decision that we'd achieved our objectives and we were not going to go get bogged down in the problems of trying to take over and govern Iraq." "All of a sudden you've got a battle you're fighting in a major built-up city, a lot of civilians are around, significant limitations on our ability to use our most effective technologies and techniques," Cheney said. "Once we had rounded him up and gotten rid of his government, then the question is what do you put in its place? You know, you then have accepted the responsibility for governing Iraq." n

n		30-Sep-2004 02:52
A hip-hopper debates G.W. Bush: http://slambush.net/video/index.html

n		25-Sep-2004 16:26
The situation in Iraq:http://www.bushflash.com/year.html

n		23-Sep-2004 20:22
re: gallery 2504095 From a web post: Religious right leader and televangelist Jimmy Swaggart invoked George Bush's name today, and Bush's support for the Federal Marriage Amendment, while telling parishioners that he'd gladly murder any gay man who looked at him the wrong way. They cheered. I heard that the video of his sermon (?)is on the web. Isn't this the same guy who was busted spending parishoner's money on prostitutes?

n		23-Sep-2004 18:53
To: W. Tracy I think it's called fair and balanced.

Guest		23-Sep-2004 18:16
n I will give you credit for one thing. Yours is one of the very very few Pbase galleries (I have one too) showing anyone that supports Bush. That said, I would like to add that I do not support anyone breaking the law or holding signs that advocate breaking the law. If I were in attendance here I would tell these people that, Bush supporters or not.

n		23-Sep-2004 01:56
DFL Chair Mike Erlandson Condemns Golden Valley Hate-Mail Attacking Kerry Supporters Invites all Minnesotans to engage positively in campaigns. St. Paul - Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party Chair Mike Erlandson offered the following statement regarding the recent hate mail sent to Kerry-Edwards supporters in Golden Valley. "On behalf of Minnesota Democrats, I want to express my outrage upon learning that residents of Golden Valley displaying John Kerry lawn signs received hateful letters attacking them for supporting John Kerry and John Edwards. These hate-letters were shamefully disguised in Rosh Hashanah cards and sent while thousands of Jewish families are celebrating the New Year. “There is no place in our political discourse for such hate-filled attacks. I call on anyone participating in such hateful actions to stop, and instead turn their attention and focus to the important issues of this campaign. There are many ways for people to engage positively in campaigns, and for our common good I invite all Minnesotans to do so.”

Guest		22-Sep-2004 00:57
Most of these poor idiots are the folks that Hunter S. Thompson appropriately referred to as the DAMNED thirteen years ago. They have, lemming like, adopted the culture of the right wing power mongers and consider themselves to be 'righteous' in some way or another and belonging to the majority culture. We know that they are obnoxious dupes and they will probably die by the hand of their masters...the hands of the elite corporacrats.

n		21-Sep-2004 15:51
GOP mailing warns liberals will ban bibles By Will Lester, Associated Press Writer \| September 17, 2004 WASHINGTON --Campaign mail with a return address of the Republican National Committee warns West Virginia voters that the Bible will be prohibited and men will marry men if liberals win in November. The literature shows a Bible with the word "BANNED" across it and a photo of a man, on his knees, placing a ring on the hand of another man with the word "ALLOWED." The mailing tells West Virginians to "vote Republican to protect our families" and defeat the "liberal agenda."

skip		21-Sep-2004 15:04
For the benefit of the Bush people my previous post contained a spelling typo "somehwere" please change to "somewhere." Do NOT use the former on one of your signs. Sorry for the inconvenience.

skip		21-Sep-2004 15:01
I think if you add up the years of formal education received by the Bush cretins in these pictures you will come out somehwere between the 3rd and 4th grade. -- 'tards for Bush/Cheney '04 Leave No Billionaire Behind

Guest		20-Sep-2004 23:29
funny, that's exactly what I think whenever I see the kerry folks

Guest		17-Sep-2004 02:33
wow! what an awesome way to bash the right by showing who their supporters are!

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