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say no to Bush!!!!!!!!
Vote for the lesser crook
It might not have been such a great idea to post this.
Unapologetic, crap-slinging political bru-ha-ha in 3…2…1…
Eh, I was too late. First post started it.
Bush, immediately after meeting with Bill Gates, had the new Dept. of Homeland Security use Windows XP on all of their desktops.
It’s obviously NOT about the security.
It’s obviously NOT about the technology.
It’s all about the MONEY!!
EVERYTHING Bush does will line his pockets as soon as he gets voted out. Upon invading Bagdad, Bush had ONLY the Oil Ministry guarded; not the museums, not the public buildings, not the businesses; these were all left to be looted.
Bush: The Best President Money Can Buy!!
Bush:
Jobs for the 21st Century Initiative: President Bush will provide $500 million for Jobs for the 21st Century, which will help educate and train high-skilled American workers in schools and community colleges.
Tax Reform: President Bush will work to make the tax code simpler for taxpayers, encourage saving and investment, and improve the economy�s ability to create jobs and raise wages.
Promote Comp-Time and Flex-Time: President Bush will work to enable employees to choose paid time off as an alternative to overtime pay and to give employees the option of shifting work hours during a pay period.
Help Small Businesses: President Bush will help small businesses in a number of ways, including by allowing them to band together to provide more affordable health care for their employees through Association Health Plans.
http://www.georgewbush.com/Economy/
James, Bush has had 4 years to do all of this? Where are they? I suppose you believe that he is a “steward of the land” also! LOL!!! (that was one of the funniest things I’ve ever heard a president say.)
If you think he’ll do any of that you are in sorry need of a wake up call.
Vote for George Bush in 2004! He’s the real deal. John Kerry is a complete and utter fraud!
Bush is a pathetic representation of true American ideals and someone who far from deserves being the representation of Americans to the world at large.
It comes down to two things:
Dell v Jobs (Dell v Apple). Which would you choose?
France, Germany, China want Kerry for president. What does that tell everyone? That Kerry is absolutely the wrong man for the job! The man, if you can call him that, is a complete lyer. He will say anything to get elected and the liberal media is doing everything to help him. Don’t fall for it people. He’s a very bad man.
George Bush in 2004!!!!!!
http://www.seanbonner.com/flipflop/index.html
Bush is a liar. I’d use prevaricator, but that’s too big of a word for his second grade mind.
GWB speaks from the heart. He is a true visionary. He was handed Clinton’s recession, dot-com bubble burst, 9-11 attacks, corporate scandal, having to go to war, and the economy is doing great. Terrorists are getting wiped out in the middle east not the US. John Kerry wants to kiss France’s ass. The man is a very bad person. Let’s pray he doesn’t get elected. Our enemis want a weak leader in the US and Kerry is that man, very weak.
George Bush in 2004!
natis is a jackass!
Retired Gen. Tommy Franks launched a four-state campaign swing for President Bush by criticizing Sen. John Kerry’s anti-Vietnam War activities and voting record on the military.
Franks, former commander of forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, faulted Kerry’s votes on major weapons systems and intelligence issues, and against the 1991 Gulf War.
“If his voting record ruled the day, Saddam Hussein would not only be running Iraq but Kuwait,” Franks told about 200 people Sunday at a Reno rally.
“The choice is very, very clear. We need decisive, strong, no-backing-down and no-equivocating leadership,” he said.
Franks praised the Democratic challenger’s military service during the Vietnam War, but said Kerry’s later anti-war activities upset him.
“The men I served with in Vietnam weren’t war criminals and I’m proud I served with them,” Franks said.
Kerry spokesman Sean Smith accused Franks of distorting Kerry’s Senate voting record.
“He reads (Bush political aide) Karl Rove’s talking points very well,” Smith said. “John Kerry voted for the largest defense appropriation in American history and the largest intelligence appropriation in American history. No matter how many attacks they make on John Kerry, it won’t obscure the fact that George Bush has gotten us into a quagmire in Iraq.”
Kerry never branded any U.S. troops in Vietnam as war criminals, Smith added.
“The men who served with him in Vietnam are with him in his campaign and have been with him for 35 years,” he said. “I think that says it all.”
The rally in Nevada – a battleground state where polls show Bush and Kerry running about even – marked Franks’ first appearance for Bush since the Republican National Convention.
Franks, a registered independent in Florida who has voted for both Republican and Democratic presidential candidates, said he decided to endorse Bush because of his handling of the war against terrorism.
Other terrorist attacks during the Clinton administration went largely unanswered by the U.S., he said.
“I know a commander in chief when I see one and there’s only one on the ballot,” Franks said. “After September 11th, we were blessed to have a commander in chief who said enough is enough.
“There are two options: to fight them (terrorists) over there or to fight them over here. I’m an over-there-kind-of-guy,” he said.
In an interview before the rally, Franks said he doesn’t foresee an endless cycle of violence in Iraq, and he thinks violence will diminish after the Nov. 2 election.
“I believe they (insurgents) are influenced by what they see in our media,” he told The Associated Press. “They see if they blow something up it’s front-page news … (and) the presidential candidates will talk about it.
“After Nov. 2, that dynamic will leave. The problem won’t go away, but it’ll be diminished … This will be a long process, but there will come a time when the insurgents have less opportunity to create mischief for us,” he said.
Franks said he also expects the January elections in Iraq to be held as scheduled, and foresees the day when U.S. troops will leave there.
“Some say that day will never come, but I say it’ll come and probably sooner than later,” he said. “(But) we ought to stay away from time frames and time schedules. The quickest way to give an advantage to the enemy is to set deadlines.”
I guess technically I am an undecided, but I have to say to James, “Bush has had 4 years to put into place these initiatives. Why back empty promises now?”
Can you name one Kerry lie? Several have pounced on Bush’s. Can you name one Kerry flip-flop? I can give you 10 of Bush’s. I guess I am not that undecided after-all.
Listen, Bush thinks that there are more than one INTERNET! In his second debate with Kerry, he clearly stated “internets” in reference to rumors of re-enacting the military draft.
Now tell me if you think if Dubya has a grasp of technology? He didn’t even know that he was a partner in a small business that sells wood products.
“GWB speaks from the heart. He is a true visionary. He was handed Clinton’s recession, dot-com bubble burst, 9-11 attacks, corporate scandal, having to go to war, and the economy is doing great. George Bush in 2004!”
Hah! “having to go to war”.
That’s BS, 1st it’s WMD, then WMD activities, and lastly WMD intentions.
Bush so wreck-less that it’s sad that he represents us in the world.
No one but Bush.
oh jesus, here we go again…
my only advice is: vote for the lesser of the two evils(yeah nader is on the ballot, i know, but please)
Any body but bush
I’m voting for “ABBA”
Anybody But Bush Again
There are multiple Internets – perhaps Bush is smarter than you think?
http://www.internet2.edu/about/
Kerry has repeatedly stated that he believes in science, as opposed to Bush who takes either the side of religion (e.g. opposing stem cell research, that scientists are in favor of) or the side of corporate interests (e.g. discounting the existence of global warming).
Science = Technology.
Vote with Steve in 04!
bush is a fascist genocide, worse than Hitler himself, only that bush does it for money, money, money. Kerry is the “less worse”