>You've framed support for Bush in the context of the middle east. This seems to be the one of 2 places he garners most of his support from. Either folks who for whatever reason, believe the Iraqi was the correct thing to start, or right wing religious fanatics who find joy in bush's constant reference to god.
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>Now I myself, wouldn't want to be associated with any group that also contains members of the religious right. But to each his own.
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>Not all are supporting bush. From new hamshire today:
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>President Bush visited New Hampshire today to talk about his proposed budget.
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>The right-leaning Union Leader ran an editorial today that concluded, "Mr. President, you are not fooling anyone. Stop these short-term political games and give us a budget that brings federal spending down to a sustainable level. Don't let the American people down by passing this problem on to our children."
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>The middle of the road Nashua Telegraph editorialized, "Your administration says the nation is still on course to reduce the deficit in half by 2009. It sounds much too good to be true. And while we're at it, some of those cuts, especially in Medicare and Medicaid programs, as well as for education, could impact our state budget severely. Lowering federal responsibilities by hiking state or local budgets is a deceptive way to achieve deficit reduction."
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>And the Portsmouth Herald ran an editorial saying "We are concerned about your priorities and find it hard to understand why you would seemingly sacrifice government aid to the nation's most needy for the sake of building up armed forces that are already the strongest in the world.... There is a trust issue involved here, Mr. President."
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Our country is impeded by the needy and people unable or unwilling to pay his/her own way. Why not draft all these folks into the military? Then we would have the manpower we need to remove the “Axis of Evil”, and then some! As more people become financially unable to pay his/her way then they are automatically signed up to serve under the Commander in Chief.

Do not forget that the national debt is nothing more than a bunch of zero's! :)