Election time again... Food for thought.

[AffectionateDan]

This is amazing

Election time again...

Just so you know:

*I attacked and took over 2 countries.

*I spent the U.S. surplus and bankrupted the US Treasury.


*I shattered the record for the biggest annual deficit in history (not
easy!).

*I set an economic record for the most personal bankruptcies filed in any 12 month period.

*I set all-time record for the biggest drop in the history of the stock
market.

*I am the first president in decades to execute a federal prisoner.


*In my first year in office I set the all-time record for most days on
vacation by any president in US history (tough to beat my dad's, but I did).

*After taking the entire month of August off for vacation, I presided over the worst security failure in US history.

*I set the record for most campaign fund raising trips by any president in US history.

*In my first two years in office over 2 million Americans lost their jobs.

*I cut unemployment benefits for more out-of-work Americans than any other president in US history.

*I set the all-time record for most real estate foreclosures in a 12-month period.

*I appointed more convicted criminals to administration positions than any president in US history.

*I set the record for the fewest press conferences of any president, since the advent of TV.

*I signed more laws and executive orders amending the Constitution than any other US president in history.

*I presided over the biggest energy crises in US history and refused to
intervene when corruption was revealed.

*I cut health care benefits for war veterans.

*I set the all-time record for most people worldwide to simultaneously take to the streets to protest me (15 million people), shattering the record for protest against any person in the history of mankind.

*I dissolved more international treaties than any president in US history.

*I've made my presidency the most secretive and unaccountable of any in US history.

*Members of my cabinet are the richest of any administration in US history. (The poorest multimillionaire, Condoleeza Rice, has a Chevron oil tanker named after her.)

*I am the first president in US history to have all 50 states of the Union
simultaneously struggle against bankruptcy.

*I presided over the biggest corporate stock market fraud in any market in any country in the history of the world.

*I am the first president in US history to order a US attack AND military occupation of a sovereign nation, and I did so against the will of the United Nations and the vast majority of the international community.

*I have created the largest government department bureaucracy in the history of the United States, called the "Bureau of Homeland Security" (only one letter away from BS).

*I set the all-time record for biggest annual budget spending increases,
more than any other president in US history (Ronnie was tough to beat, but I did it!!).

*I am the first president in US history to compel the United Nations remove the US from the Human Rights Commission.

*I am the first president in US history to have the United Nations remove the US from the Elections Monitoring Board.

*I removed more checks and balances, and have the least amount of
congressional oversight than any presidential administration in US history.

*I rendered the entire United Nations irrelevant. I withdrew from the World Court of Law.

*I refused to allow inspectors access to US prisoners of war and by default no longer abide by the Geneva Conventions.

*I am the first president in US history to refuse United Nations election
inspectors access during the 2002 US elections.

*I am the all-time US (and world) record holder for most corporate campaign donations.

*The biggest lifetime contributor to my campaign, who is also one of my best friends, presided over one of the largest corporate bankruptcy frauds in world history (Kenneth Lay, former CEO of ENRON Corporation).

*I spent more money on polls and focus groups than any president in US
history.

*I am the first president to run and hide when the US came under attack (and then lied, saying the enemy had the code to Air Force 1)

*I am the first US president to establish a secret shadow government.

*I took the world's sympathy for the US after 9/11, and in less than a year made the US the most resented country in the world (possibly the biggest diplomatic failure in US and world history).

*I am the first US president in history to have a majority of the people of Europe (71%) view my presidency as the biggest threat to world peace and stability.

*I changed US policy to allow convicted criminals to be awarded government contracts.

*I set the all-time record for the number of administration appointees who violated US law by not selling their huge investments in corporations bidding for gov't contracts.

*I have removed more freedoms and civil liberties for Americans than any other president in US history.

*I entered office with the strongest economy in US history and in less than two years turned every single economic category heading straight down.

*RECORDS AND REFERENCES: I have at least one conviction for

Drunk driving in Maine (Texas driving record has been erased and is not
available).

*All records of my tenure as governor of Texas have been spirited away to my fathers library, sealed in secrecy and unavailable for public view.

*All records of any SEC investigations into my insider trading or bankrupt companies are sealed in secrecy and unavailable for public view.

*All minutes of meetings of any public corporation for which I served on the board are sealed in secrecy and unavailable for public view.

*Any records or minutes from meetings I (or my VP) attended regarding public energy policy are sealed in secrecy and unavailable for public review.

With Love,

GEORGE W. BUSH

The White House, Washington, DC

 

[tklgal226]

lol, wow, and just think: he managed to do all that in only four short years! i mean c'mon, we gotta give the man credit where credit's due! lol...that's talent, that's what that is.

but remember guys: he did catch saddam. maybe not bin laden...who he promised to catch from the start, and never even mentioned saddam....but he did catch him.

all i know is that i can't wait for november.

~clair 😉

 

[JPie1]

wow...he does are country proud now doesn't he...which way to the toilet I think I am going to barf... (sorry very unlady like!).

He is the biggest scam artist this country has ever seen...

 

[venray]

Yup he is remarkable...It took Clinton 8 full years to bring disgrace the office of the President and end up being impeached!...

Definitely vote for Kerry in November...after all he's been working closely with the murder....er um Senior Senator that is in Masachusetts for a while now and has picked up all the pointers he needs to hide (or buy his way out of) HIS indicretions...🙄


Yup....Vote Democrat....They wont spend your money on a war....just on the things we want them to...riiiiggghhhhhht!

ROFL......


Ray

 

[venray]

What You Don’t Know About John Kerry
Chuck Noe, NewsMax.com
Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2004
With his win in Iowa, Sen. John Kerry could be on his way to the White House. But most Americans are unaware of the real Kerry.
Here are facts and quotations that reveal the character of the new Democrat leader.


Denouncing America with ‘Hanoi’ Jane: Although Wesley Clark and others have attacked former front-runner Howard Dean as a draft-dodging ski bum, Kerry is far more complex than the simple war hero he portrays himself as.
He became a celebrated organizer for one of America's most extreme appeasement groups, Vietnam Veterans Against the War. He consorted with the likes of “Hanoi” Jane Fonda and Ramsey Clark, Lyndon Johnson’s radical former attorney general.

He attended a seminar bankrolled by Fonda in Detroit in February 1971. Watching 125 self-proclaimed Vietnam veterans testify at a Howard Johnson’s about atrocities allegedly committed by U.S. forces, the man who would be president later said he found the accounts shocking and irrefutable.

Dubbed “The Winter Soldier Investigation,” the protest attracted minimal media attention, according to the Los Angeles Times, because Fonda insisted it be held in the remote Michigan city rather than the less “authentic” Washington, D.C.

Still, the event gave Kerry an idea for a protest that was sure to be a media smash, and he immediately set out to organize one of the most confrontational protests of the war.

Operation Dewey Canyon III began on April 18, 1971, when nearly 1,000 Vietnam veterans and people claiming to be veterans gathered on Washington’s Mall for what they called “a limited incursion into the country of Congress.”

The group staged mock firefights on the steps of the Capitol and Supreme Court and defied U.S. Park Police after the Department of Justice issued an injunction barring it from camping on the Mall.


Those evil American soldiers: Testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on April 23, 1971, Kerry claimed that U.S. soldiers had “raped, cut off ears, cut off heads, taped wires from portable telephones to human genitals and turned up the power, cut off limbs, blown up bodies, randomly shot at civilians, razed villages, shot cattle and dogs for fun, poisoned food stocks, and generally ravaged the countryside of South Vietnam.”

‘We are not the best’: In his testimony, Kerry claimed there was no communist threat and said: “In 1970 at West Point Vice President Agnew said ‘some glamorize the criminal misfits of society while our best men die in Asian rice paddies to preserve the freedom which most of those misfits abuse,’ and this was used as a rallying point for our effort in Vietnam. But for us, as boys in Asia whom the country was supposed to support, his statement is a terrible distortion from which we can only draw a very deep sense of revulsion, and hence the anger of some of the men who are here in Washington today. It is a distortion because we in no way consider ourselves the best men of this country ….”
U.S. Veteran Dispatch noted in 1996: “Kerry's testimony, it should be noted, occurred while some of his fellow Vietnam veterans were known by the world to be enduring terrible suffering as prisoners of war in North Vietnamese prisons. Kerry was a supporter of the ‘People's Peace Treaty,’" a supposed ‘people's’ declaration to end the war, reportedly drawn up in communist East Germany. It included nine points, all of which were taken from Viet Cong peace proposals at the Paris peace talks as conditions for ending the war.”


Throw as I say, not as I do: On that same day he led members of VVAW in a protest during which they threw their medals and ribbons over a fence in front of the U.S. Capitol.
Kerry later admitted the medals he threw were not his. To this day they hang on the wall of his office.


Communist stooge: The communist Daily World delightedly published photos of him speaking to demonstrators and boasted that the marchers displayed a banner depicting a portrait of Communist Party leader Angela Davis, on record stating, “I am dedicated to the overthrow of your system of government and your society,” the New American recalled in May 2003.
“By frequently participating in VVAW’s demonstrations, Kerry found himself marching alongside what the Boston Herald Traveler identified as ‘revolutionary Communists.’ While noting that known Reds had openly organized these events, the December 12, 1971 Herald Traveler reported the presence of an ‘abundance of Vietcong flags, clenched fists raised in the air, and placards plainly bearing legends in support of China, Cuba, the USSR, North Korea and the Hanoi government.’"

Vietnam Veterans Against John Kerry says: “As a national leader of VVAW, Kerry campaigned against the effort of the United States to contain the spread of Communism. He used the blood of servicemen still in the field for his own political advancement by claiming that their blood was being shed unnecessarily or in vain.

“Under Kerry's leadership, VVAW members mocked the uniform of United States soldiers by wearing tattered fatigues marked with pro-communist graffiti. They dishonored America by marching in demonstrations under the flag of the Viet Cong enemy.”

Sen. John McCain revealed that his North Vietnamese captors had used reports of Kerry-led protests to taunt him and his fellow prisoners. Retired General George S. Patton III angrily noted that Kerry’s actions had “given aid and comfort to the enemy.”

In recent years when Kerry has exploited the Vietnam Veterans Memorial for photo opportunities on Veterans Day, some veterans, still outraged by his betrayal, have turned their backs on him.




The book he doesn’t want you to see: When Kerry ran for election to the U.S. House of Representative in 1972, “he found it necessary to suppress reproduction of the cover picture appearing on his own book, The New Soldier. His political opponent pointed out that it depicted several unkempt youths crudely handling an American flag to mock the famous photo of the U.S. Marines at Iwo Jima,” according to Vietnam Veterans Against John Kerry.
“Suddenly, copies of the book became unavailable and even disappeared from libraries. But the Lowell (Mass.) Sun said of the type of person shown on its cover: ‘These people spit on the flag, they burn the flag, they carry the flag upside down, [and] they all but wipe their noses with it in their efforts to show their contempt for everything it still stands for,’” the New American reported.

Even today it is hard to find this infamous photo and book.


Friendly with the enemy: Kerry’s fondness for Vietnam’s communist dictatorship, one of the most oppressive in the world, continues.
As chairman of the Select Senate Committee on POW/MIA Affairs, created in 1991 to investigate reports that U.S. prisoners of war and soldiers designated missing in action were still alive in Vietnam, Kerry badgered the panel into voting that no American servicemen remained in Vietnam.

“[N]o one in the United States Senate pushed harder to bury the POW/MIA issue, the last obstacle preventing normalization of relations with Hanoi, than John Forbes Kerry,” noted U.S. Veteran Dispatch.

“But Kerry's participation in the Committee became controversial in December 1992,” reported the nonpartisan Center for Public Integrity, “when Hanoi announced that it had awarded Colliers International, a Boston-based real estate company, an exclusive deal to develop its commercial real estate potentially worth billions. Stuart Forbes, the CEO of Colliers, is Kerry's cousin.”

The “odd coincidence,” according to FrontPageMagazine.com, involved a deal worth $905 million.

Jeff Jacoby, the token conservative columnist at the Boston Globe, notes that Kerry continues his apologia for Vietnam's never-ending atrocities. "Far from taking the lead on the Vietnam Human Rights Bill, he has prevented it from coming to a vote. He claims that making an issue of Hanoi's repression would be counterproductive."


Kerry is also a fan of China’s communist dictatorship. “On May 19, 1994, five years after Tiananmen Square, Kerry spoke on the Senate floor against linking China's Most Favored Nation trade status to its human rights record,” Slate reported.

Kerry said: “China is the strongest military power in Asia. We need China's cooperation. We cannot afford to adopt a cold-war kind of policy that merely excludes and pushes China away.”

Limiting China's MFN status “would make us a bit player in a production of enormous proportions. We possess no stick, including MFN, which can force China to embrace internationally recognized human rights and freedoms.”


More extreme than Hillary and Kucinich: Among the White House wannabes, long-shot Rep. Dennis Kucinich has the reputation of holding the most left-wing congressional voting record. In fact, this “honor” goes to Kerry.
According to American Conservative Union, Kerry has a lifetime rating of 6 percent, compared to 13 for the demolished Rep. Dick Gephardt, 14 for Sen. John Edwards, 15 for Kucinich and 19 for Sen. Joe Lieberman.

Sens. Hillary Clinton and Tom Daschle score 13 percent. Only the likes of Sens. Teddy Kennedy and Barbara Boxer have more left-wing records than Kerry. In contrast, Sen. John Breaux, one of the upper chamber’s few remaining moderate Democrats, has a 46.



Drive as I say, not as I do: Like Al Gore and other self-described environmentalists, Kerry has a radical agenda that would devastate the U.S. economy in favor of the likes of communist China, yet he enjoys the gas-guzzling modern conveniences that greens denounce. Kerry, a delegate to the environment-destroying Earth Summit in 1992 (where he met his future wife, left-wing activist Teresa Heinz, the multimillionaire widow of GOP Sen. John Heinz), the Kyoto climate talks in 1997 and the Hague Conference of the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change in 2000, has attacked President Bush for withdrawing from the anti-U.S. Kyoto Protocol. This treaty, which then-President Bill Clinton had signed, would impose severe restrictions on the United States but not Third World polluters that already enjoy huge trade surpluses with the U.S.
However, although Kerry spouts the party line on anti-U.S. ecopolicy, he doesn’t like to practice what he preaches. Kerry was humiliated in April 2002 when photographed attending a rally against energy independence and then heading back to his SUV, the symbol of all that is evil to self-described greens.



Bone to pick: Bush-hating conspiracy theorists find it alarming that the president, like his father, was a member of the secretive Skull and Bones society at Yale University. Another alum of this club: John Kerry.

Get out your wallets: One reason Kerry and Edwards did well in Iowa: Losers Dean and Gephardt admitted they'd repeal all of the president's tax relief. However, although Kerry has taken credit for middle-class tax cuts, child tax credit and relief of the marriage penalty, he voted against them, GOP.com disclosed.
"Kerry will have to expend an awful lot of time and money to convince people that he's not the classic Massachusetts liberal," Larry Sabato, a respected political analyst at the University of Virginia, told the Associated Press in December 2002. "And that's going to be tough, because mainly he is."




Waffling on Iraq: Kerry has the tough job of wooing Howard Dean’s anti-war Democrats despite his support of the war in Iraq. His favorite tactic, claiming the president outfoxed him, doesn’t hold up to scrutiny.
On “Meet the Press” in late August, Tim Russert played a tape of Kerry addressing the Senate in October 2002 with a hard-line speech declaring Iraq “capable of quickly producing weaponizing” of biological weapons that could be delivered against “the United States itself.”

Kerry insisted: “That is exactly the point I’m making. We were given this information by our intelligence community.”

However, as columnist Robert Novak noted, “as a senator, Kerry had access to the National Intelligence Estimate that was skeptical of Iraqi capability. Being tricky may no longer be as effective politically as it once was.”

No doubt Dean, Lieberman, Clark and other rivals will now use these and other details to do to Kerry what the Democrats did to Dean.





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[qjakal]

So far...

I'm voting for Ralph Nader at this rate...sigh.

Q

 

[Krokus]

Kerry easily gets my vote come November. Hell hath no fury like what BUSH will cause if he is re-elected...

 

[venray]

Re: So far...

I'm voting for Ralph Nader at this rate...sigh.

Q

LOL Q..LOL😉

 

[asutickler]

Ooh, ooh! Can I play too? 😀


The following is excerpted from: http://www.edwards04.com/ Links to supporting material from independent sources can be found on the main page of that site, towards the bottom.

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Are you a Democrat, considering voting for Edwards? Here are a few facts:


Edwards is the only major candidate who has refused to provide a list of his campaign's major contributors.

Edwards voted AGAINST tax cuts for working Americans, several times (during both the Clinton & Bush years, see below).

Polling in North Carolina has shown that Edwards would NOT beat George W. Bush in his home state. In fact, he would fare no better than Gore, who received 43% of the vote in 2000.

Edwards ran as a moderate in 1998 and after being elected, virtually ignored his constituents, choosing instead to position himself for a run for the presidency by aligning himself with the powerful Left.
This is a man driven by his own ambition.

Edwards decries the "special interests," but himself is beholden to the trial lawyers, one of the biggest "special interests" in Washington.

Edwards is not "one of us." He is a very, very wealthy man who profited from the misfortunes of others during his career as a trial lawyer.

Synopsis

John Edwards represents North Carolina, a traditionally conservative state that voted 56% for George W. Bush in 2000. No Democratic presidential candidate has won North Carolina since 1976.

To win his senate seat, John Edwards campaigned as a charismatic centrist and defeated incumbent Lauch Faircloth in 1998. Since then, Edwards has voted in lockstep with the most liberal members of the Senate. In fact, Edwards voted with the Democrats 94% of the time in 2000. Edwards's voting record is much closer to Ted Kennedy's and Hillary Clinton's than it is to other southern Democrats (i.e. John Breaux, Zell Miller, Max Cleland, Ernest Hollings). Among Edwards's more baffling votes were a "No" to the bipartisan tax cut plan (a bill which passed 62-38, including "Yes" votes from several Democrats, such as liberals Dianne Feinstein and Herb Kohl) and a "No" to a ban on partial birth abortions (a gruesome procedure most Americans oppose), a bill which passed 63-34.

It's clear that Edwards (a former trial lawyer) has higher ambitions than being North Carolina's senior senator. He has walked the thin line of talking like a centrist to his constituents, yet following the marching orders of Tom Daschle and the rest of the Democratic power establishment. But while Edwards has been cozying up to the powers in the Democratic party, and flying to New Hampshire & Iowa, his constituents back in North Carolina have been left to wonder which is the real John Edwards: the charismatic moderate we elected in 1998, or a man who will do or say anything to get elected, driven by his own naked ambition for higher office?

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[LVTicklr]

I'm definitely,definitely voting for Kerry this coming November,since this country can't survive another four years of Bush and his buddies(Ashcroft,Cheney,DeLay,etc.)with all of the plans that Bush has for radio shows,abortion,gay mariages,and porn(movies,music, and TV will be soon on the way,unless we all do something to take back our country,and save it from Bush),as well as the ever sagging economy(will this nation be completely broke in less than two years?!?).

 

[the_Baron]

can't we all play together nicely in this right wing theocracy? i have waited too long to be denied these pleasures.

thank you and have a mediocre day.

GO BUSH

 

[Deleted member 2452]

wow, makes me proud i voted for him..

and it only took him 3 years, not 4!

steve
p.s. to believe any of it, you have to be a half wit, or dyed in the wool liberal!

 

[zyclos_b]

It really sucks that we have to chose among scumbags to vote.


One day, this country is going to get a big kick in the arse, and a lot of people will wonder why.

🙄

 

[JPie1]

you know it is pretty lousy when you have to look at who is the best of the worse which is how I view it right now. Not that I whole heartedly love Kerry or Edwards but Bush in my eyes is definitely the worse so he is out. It makes me sad to have to vote this way...will politics ever be good??

 

[venray]

Sorry folks but I am selfish when it comes to who I vote for..

I have a great job with a decent salary...receved a very good tax return because for the first time I wasnt discriminated against for
being married with kids.

The school s in my area have improved greatly, and life in general is good. So if you think I want the likes of Kerry and HIS cronies in to screw things up again, you're barking up the wrong tree.

Go Bush....The Democrats havent got anyone that will help the country running and havent since Bobby Kennedy. I would NEVER vote for Teddy, the creep....at least he was smart enough not to run...ever... But I will certainly not vote for anyone who is endorsed by that sack of....




Ray

 

[giggleygirl25]

i give up...at this point, i'll close my eyes and whomever the lever lands on is the one that gets my vote....the problem with politics(not just american politics) is that we expect a perfect politician one that doesn't lie,cheat,steal and there will never be anybody like that in office..it sucks but that's the reality of the world we live in (sucks to be this jaded at 26)

 

[ticklebutton]

OMG!! BETTER DEAD THAN RED!! *snicker*

But seriously, it's a GOOD thing to be anti-war. There are such urgent needs here that 200 billion dollars should have been spent on, instead of Iraq.

And SUV or no SUV, he has a great environmental voting record, which will help to rescue our land from the damage done to it by the last few years of rampant plundering.

Button 😎

 

[ticklebutton]

By the way, Dan, where do you FIND these things? I'd love a link...

Button 😛

 

[Tidas]

wow you're from California...I'm shocked....

What a bunch of left-wing commie tripe. Most of the "atrocities" that Bush "committed" were due to 9/11. The only reason we had surplus in the first place, was because Slick Willie devastated our military. The rest of the economic problems of the nation were inherited from BJ Bill and the Gang and Bush had to deal with them, which he has gracefully, He handled foreign policy issues wonderfully, and if the UN doesn't like it, screw them. The UN does NOTHING!!!! well unless you count just putting more sanctions on nations, oh no not that....Kerry is an evil man, who will destroy this nation with his Socialist ideas, and his lack of policies. I would just like to know what policies Kerry has put forth other than libel and slander toward our great leader...anyway, I would be honored if Bush were to be re-elected. He's got my vote anyway.....

 

[Roseblossom]

Re: wow you're from California...I'm shocked....

What a bunch of left-wing commie tripe.
...slander toward our great leader

Where oh were is the big piano dropping from the sky when you need it?

 

[MrMacphisto]

"Yes... it's working... the Americans are divided again... Decadence is affecting their judgment, and the only thing they can truly say they are united in is succumbing to materialism and fanaticism. They may have taken Iraq, but look what that has gotten them: more and more death. The Middle East continues to boil over in hate, and religion continues to be used as a justification of genocide...."

The previous thoughts were brought to you by terrorists.

"Good... they're still fighting over gay marriage and how to deal with terrorists. They won't notice each anti-privacy... ahem... anti-piracy measure we implement into our products, how we're destroying the environment for higher profits, or where our oil revenue is going."

These thoughts were brought to you by Corporate America.


Whether Bush gets re-elected or not, our world is rapidly moving into a situation that few of us would find pleasant. When I say few, I mean the ultra-rich and terrorists. It's funny how those two groups have a lot in common. Then again, it's funny how our government has a lot of ties to Saudi Arabia. Whatever the case, if something isn't done soon about these issues, you can kiss your way of life goodbye....

 

[Roseblossom]

ok, that was not nice. I apologise, Tidas.

Here's some reading for ya - right up your alley.

[https://www.newsmaxstore.com/nm_mag/feb04.cfm]

 

[Mitchell]

No candidate is perfect, but I will say this, whatever his shortcoming, I would certainly give Kerry a try for four years as opposed to that man who's been sitting there for the last three plus. He has managed to turn a surplus into a deficit, drag us into a multi billion dollar war, preside over an economy where over 2 million jobs have been lost, and provide tax relief to the wealthiest Americans who need it least. That is a real solid record to run on. This not to mention that he lied to the American people about Saddam and his "Weapons of mass destruction" to justify his war. Bush now conviniently backs off that by saying "intelligence told us". He is behaving almost like a little boy who got his hand caught in the cookie jar, and then lied about it to justify his reasons. Simply put, if the majority of Americans were asked whether they are better off economically or with jobs then they were when Bush took office, I would venture to guess most will say no. Simply put, unless you are a staunch Bush supporter for other reasons, there is no reason on the issues alone why this guy should be re-elected. Whatever Clinton's problems were, the economy was strong when he was in office, and in 1996 when he ran for re-election, unemployment was low, and people had jobs and money. Although the economy is technically not in recession but is in "recovery", what kind of a recovery is it when we still have lost 2 million jobs in this guy's term. I heard a claim on TV from him where Mr Bush claims we will recover all 2 million jobs by this election day. Considering election day is 8 months away, and we need to create 250,000 jobs a month to do this, I say to you, Good Luck, Mr Bush, and hopefully, get ready to pack your bags to go back to Texas. Based on his record, this guy should not be re-elected. It should not even be a close race. The question will more so be how the media portrays Bush and Kerry over the next 8 months, and whether or not the people fall for the "Massachusetts liberal" tag that the Republicans will give Kerry. Bush will do anything to get re-elected, he is the ultimate at playing mind games, and hopefully when we go to the polls on Election Day, the majority of the country will see through his games and put him out. John Kerry aptly said during a campaign speech that I watched a couple of weeks ago that "There is only one American who needs to be jobless, and that is George W Bush" Well, Senator Kerry, I hope you are the man to make Bush jobless. The country needs to stand behind you to hold this man who spent billions of dollars of money on his war campaign, accountable for that, as well as his other terrible actions as president.

Mitch

 

[Roseblossom]

"There is only one American who needs to be jobless, and that is George W. Bush".

Amen, Mitchell!

~Rose~

 

[maniactickler]

please, im begging you not to vote for kerry! im from mass. i know what pieces of human excrement him and kennendy are. they dont call it taxachusetts for nothing.