Not all bad then
by Incandenza
Produced a Hollywood slasher B movie.

Now the Gulf War II fever is at an end, it's likely his fellow countrymen will begin to focus on exactly how the administration has sent the US economy down the plughole.
by Keenangel
And you just know he'll be re-elected next year too
He may find his willing ally is a rather less willing if he does. Tony Blair barely survived this war with his job intact, and that was against a country with a raft of UN resolutions against it.
by In a State of Dan
Of course, it's not unlikely he'll have found some other country to invade between now and the next US presidential election...
It's a shame the Iraqi information minister went and hanged himself, because he's just the sort of guy Bush could do with having on side when he tries to spell out exactly how he "won" an election where his opponent gained half a million more of the popular vote.
by Sandia
There isn't one good thing I can think of that has come out of this guy's administration. (Great list above) But I have to take issue with one thing. If Bush gets elected in 2004, it wouldn't be re-election. He would be elected for the first time, since he wasn't really elected in 2000. There is that matter of the stolen, rigged 2000 presidential election that put Bush in office--which most people here in the US want to pretend never happened.
The problem is that the Democratic Party has to decide to be a real opposition party. The Democratic leadership is too timid. They look at the polls saying Bush has the support of most of the American public and they shrink away, afraid to challenge him.
by Incandenza
... every Democrat voter in America felt cheated by the last election, marginalised and angry and they may be more determined to unseat him this time.
On the negative side, there isn't a single democratic contender right now worth the name.
I realise this kinda repeats some of the above posts, but considering the voting irregularities in the last election, losing the next one is hardly a guarantee of an end to the Bush administration.
by Byron
Daddy Bush lost the 1992 election for exactly this reason, despite his "war high" in the polls, so there's still hope yet.