G.W's Legacy Will Be the Usherence of a Second-World America

"The president of the United States is an internationalist,", "He is going to do what he can to create a place where the idea of America is just that - it's an idea. It's not an actual place defined by borders. I mean this is where this guy is really going.", said Rep. Tom Tancredo, R-Colorado, referring to GW Bush's vision of America that was reported in a November 2006 article in The WorldNet Daily.com. But, let's not jump to conclusions. Let's examine George W. Bush's underclothing. At no time in America's history has the president of the United States, as well as the Congress, been so adverse and disconnected to the wants of the people of America and the ideals of America. Recent Rasmussen Polls are evidentiary of something very disturbing in the relationship between the American people and the U.S government in the District of Columbia:

· 65% disapprove of GW Bush's job performance.

· 11% of voters believe Congress has passed legislation to improve life in America.

· 41% think it is even somewhat likely that Congress will seriously address important problems facing our nation over the next six months.

· 52% now say Congress is doing a poor job.

· 3-8% says that Congress is doing an excellent to fair job, respectively.

· 30% sees most members of Congress as corrupt.

· 59% of Americans want the troops brought home from Iraq within a year.

· 36% trust the President more then Congress, while 23% are not sure who to trust.

· 32% believe that our legal system worries too much about national security at the expense of individual rights.

· 1/3 of U.S. voters are still angry about illegal immigration.

· By a 63% to 28% margin, voters continue to believe it is more important to gain control of the border than to resolve the status of those who are already in the country illegally, when it comes to the issue illegal immigration.

· 43% of Americans believe that most government officials encourage immigrants to retain the culture of their home country.

· 67% of voters believe that drilling should be allowed off the coasts of California, Florida and other states.