Give me a moment...so let me take in this argument. Because one criticizes something, they have to be able to do better?...hmm...wow, so what you are saying is, when we see a man that cannot do his job, unless we are willing and able to replace him, we are to follow him blindly into his absurd mascarades and listen to all of his lies?
And no, its not fashionable...its realistic. Fashionable would mean people are doing it because its a trend that has nothing to back it up...but you see, that would be a blatant lie. In fact, there are so many reasons why one should dislike that monkey, that there is a 45 page thread in this very forum, outlining his moronic exploits and lies and he is being lambasted by the cowardly news media itsself for his shortfalls as a President on the news as we speak.
Whereas you may be quite confident following a man who is obviously not very bright (Yes...I say in full confidence I am more intelligent that George Walker Bush, as well as the majority of people I know...), who lies to, steals from, and cheats his own citizens, in order to kill tens of thousands of innocents and sacrifice the lives of thousands of Americans for an unsure motive; there are those of us who are not. Not surprisingly, I and a good deal of intelligent informed individuals, are among these people.
Now I on the other hand will NOT claim that I could run this country better than Bush, I have not been raised and taught the ways of statecraft and politics in-depth enough...but I am 100% sure there are an overwhelming amount of politicians who could. Bush is a disgrace to this country for an incredible list of reasons...one of the minor ones among them being; he is such a terrible speaker, I, the average American citizen am stereotyped as stupid, because he sets such an example. If I were to have a man in presidency who I much disliked, I would much rather him not have the vocabulary of a twelve year old.
Bush is possibly the worst President since Nixon, the only difference is, apathetic, uninformed individuals in our society are too afraid to speak out against him. Bush's name, whether many would like to admit it or not, will go down in history with a myriad of very bad occurences, includng the Downing Street Memo, Curveball, Hurricane Katrina, and Karl Rove; and mostly likely, a short list of good occurences, chief among them, his speech at the twin towers after 9/11, nothing much better.
I do not support Bush, and I am overwhelmingly happy to see that others are joining in to the growing crowd and noticing his pathetic downfalls as a leader.