2008 Election: Who thinks Bush should become president again?

Dear mark63534 (6); I don't think so and Bush will be no longer for President post. The current prime-credit problem(on today TV news), will drive down his supremacy as it is a long time taken to solve this problem. And that problem will be an imperative opportunity to opposition leader make sounds loud to the USA peoples. For a single person under the age of 65, the income threshold was 10,488 dollars a year; for a single parent with one child, it was 13,896 dollars. The number of people over the age of 65 who lived in poverty fell last year to 3.4 million from 3.6 million in 2005, while the 18-64 age group showed no change at 20.2 million in poverty. In percentage terms, three times more black people -- 24.3 percent -- lived in poverty than the 8.2 percent of white people who did. It also showed that 47 million people had no health insurance in the United States last year, an increase from the 44.8 million who had no coverage in 2005. So, how to overcome all this major public problem. Must has a very practical or feasible solutions towards settlement. And again, it is a timely process to take things right. My conclusion is, Bush will never be a President again. That is all from me for now. The Little Me, Michael.