Election Night 2004 - Pres. George Bush's Victory Speech - from CNN - part 14!!

This upload has CNN's coverage with President George Bush's victory speech. This is part 14.

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News & Politics

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• Election
• 2004
• Ray
• Glasser

[smartamateur]

@CinemaDave

Actually, the BIG step back began in 2000. When we "elected" (you know why I have that in quotation marks) Bush the Son, America's decline began. The deficits, an unnecessary Iraq War, and the current economic bust all ORIGINATED from your hero, who was the same guy who ran three oil companies into the ground.

And although Obama inherited Bush's mess, he's just making things worse. If Bush hadn't been such a disaster in the first place, Obama wouldn't have been elected.

[VoiceOfModeration]

I knew he would win in 04, everyone did

[peacebygrace]

Many of the economic problems started when there were dem majorities in 06. Obama blames Bush to this day, never accepting at this point this is his economy now. Trillions of dollars in debt under the Obama administration. Saying the Republicans should just go along with this and that is saying just agree with us. Presidents don't keep you safe, but having a strong military does. Our military killed Osama after all.

[TheAdjundantReflex]

@cdnerds

If you miss President GWB, you probably dropped out of highschool.

[RachTrinity]

@EdwardP88 oh go UGH yourself. I am sick of this inanity. Pres. Bush served our nation with distinction and honor.. unluck Barack Insane Obama -- check that UE rate?? check how the world is going? Or is that what he wanted all along.. A President is not just a man who does the party's bidding.. he does what is right for the nation.. and trust me, as a Conservative I had times when I was angry with Bush.. but I knew one thing always, the decisions he made were to defend us, and protect us

[cdnerds]

God... I miss him.. Obama is such an empty suit... a low rent basketball player.. 2012 cant come fast enough...

[frijolero791]

I agree with the commentators in this video clip that the nation was divided because of the Iraq war in 2004. The elections results had proved this, where the electoral votes were 286 (Bush) to 252 (Kerry), and the popular votes were 62,040,610 (Bush) to 59,028,444 (Kerry). In reality, it is the population, not the leaders, that are divided because of these political issues (support and against).

[frijolero791]

@hermitcrab8518 I totally agree with you. I am also supporting President Barack Obama because he is sticking to his guns. He is doing everything that he can to move the country forward with fixing the economy, but both houses of Congress have to do their part too. He is encouraging issues like the Dream Act and immigration reform to pass, but many congressional members need to stop their bickering, game-playing and need to roll up their sleeves and get down now.

[hermitcrab8518]

The republicans are the biggest reason the economy is so fucked today. Congress isn't the answer to fix it because they're fucked. There's too many assholes in there like republicans and teabaggers. Democrats also piss me off because although I agree with them on most things they won't stand up to republicans hard enough. M voting for president Obama because he's a good leader but he can't force congress to gets their act together. We have a good president but congress is a big problem. The wor

[EdwardP88]

@bulmer13 that is so tired "thanks for keeping us safe" don't you mean "thanks for keeping us safe.....after September 11th" i mean come on, Bill Clinton kept us safe if thats your argument... there hasn't been a terrorist attack yet under President Obama. You PRO-BUSH supporters are so irritating. We are still trying to recover from the mess he left behind. UGH

[Seaworldexists]

@mushroomscout89 I guess you figure the 95% of blacks who voted for Obama are racist.