Fëanor;6783681 said:3 for Bush himself because its not fair to pile up everything that went bad on him, his henchmen are at least as culpable, if not more, for many screwups.
All this poll has shown me is that most people dont really comprehend what really bad leadership is.
Or that if they do, they are somehow unable to make an honest choice in the matter.
All this poll has shown me is that most people dont really comprehend what really bad leadership is.
Or that if they do, they are somehow unable to make an honest choice in the matter.
Or maybe they realise that comparing him to Stalin or Pol Pot isn't very useful.All this poll has shown me is that most people dont really comprehend what really bad leadership is.
Or that if they do, they are somehow unable to make an honest choice in the matter.
Or maybe they realise that comparing him to Stalin or Pol Pot isn't very useful.
Err, it wasn't a backpedal, it was how I rate politicians... If you think it was a backpedal then there's not much to discuss.Sorry Mise, but your earlier backpedal on "what constitutes a good leader" was not effective at trying to illustrate why you think Bush deserves a 1 out of 10.
No, of course not. What's your point?"Rating based off what you would have done" is not really the right way and is not intellectually honest. In the olympics this summer, do you think the judges will score the high bar women based off "what they'd do"? Do you think Siskel and Ebert awarded their movie criticisms based off "what they'd do"? Do you think Standard & Poors issues credit ratings based on "what they'd do"?
I don't understand how your rating of a leader, when asked, is different than you rating of a movie you just watched. Thats all.
So what would you rate him? Enlighten us with a common sense number. I think my 4 is currently pretty spot on. I don't see how you could currently rate him any more than a 6 without having the honesty of your choice coming into question.All this poll has shown me is that most people dont really comprehend what really bad leadership is.
Or that if they do, they are somehow unable to make an honest choice in the matter.
Better understanding and more honesty than you clearly![]()
Or maybe they realise that comparing him to Stalin or Pol Pot isn't very useful.
So what would you rate him? Enlighten us with a common sense number. I think my 4 is currently pretty spot on. I don't see how you could currently rate him any more than a 6 without having the honesty of your choice coming into question.
Why isnt it useful? It simply depends on how you want to define your comparitive criteria. If its all world leaders then of course its useful. If its only US presidents then its not.