Bush campaign obsessed with Kerry

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Registered: 03-27-2003
Bush campaign obsessed with Kerry
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Thu, 07-29-2004 - 7:08am

Have a look at the two websites.  The first thing you see on the Bush site is a big picture of Kerry and the lead story about Kerry’s “makeover”, and links to lots of Kerry bashing.  I get the feeling that Bush wants to distract from his lack of ideas.


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Look at the Kerry website and there is not a word about Bush, only what Kerry plans to do for the country.


 


I may not like Kerry very much, and I may wish that the Dems had chosen a better candidate, but at least he's not directly engaging in smear tactics, and at least his website gives information on exactly what it is he aims to do.


 


 



http://www.georgewbush.com/


 


http://www.johnkerry.com/index.html


 


 


 


 


Elaine

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Registered: 03-26-2003
Thu, 08-05-2004 - 1:47pm
Good links Sondra, thanks.

Djie

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Registered: 03-26-2003
Thu, 08-05-2004 - 2:06pm

<<"There's a reason the world was completely behind us post 9/11 going into afghanistan and against us because of Iraq, but I'm too stubborn to know it. ">>....the world wasn't completely behind you post 9/11 and the world

Djie

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Registered: 04-08-2003
Thu, 08-05-2004 - 2:12pm
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Also, IF Hussein disposed of his chemical and biological weapons, did he do so under the watchful eye of the UN Inspectors? No. That is a violation.

Second, Hussein failed to produce any documentation to support that these agents had been destroyed, as required in the resolutions. That is a violation.

Hussein had scud missiles with a greater range than those allowed under the resolution. That is a violation.

I think you get the point.

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Not if the point is: He's a danger to us and we must invade.

Let's make a deal: I'll stop trying to convince you it was a rush to war and unjust, if you stop trying to convince me the war was neccessary and just.

I like you, but we'll never agree on it :)

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Registered: 04-08-2003
Thu, 08-05-2004 - 2:16pm
What's next, correcting TYPE_O's and GRAMMER?

You're right, it wasnt ME like I said ME.

There must be a reason why THE MAJORITY OF THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES supported Bush in Afghanistan and not Iraq.

There must be a reason why 10's of millions who voiced no opposition to The Afghanistan effort, are screaming about Iraq.

Must be all that love for a two-bit P.O.S. dictator :)

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Registered: 03-26-2003
Thu, 08-05-2004 - 2:53pm

I'm not one to even point out typo's, let alone correct them. My "you" was plural, as I assumed you meant the US.


<<"There must be a reason why THE MAJORITY OF THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES supported Bush in Afghanistan and not Iraq. ">>.... yes.


<<"Must be all that love for a two-bit P.O.S. dictator :)">>.....what is a P.O.S. dictator?

Djie

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Registered: 04-16-2004
Thu, 08-05-2004 - 4:13pm
Sounds fair to me....but I still think the resolutions still back up my assertions. (sorry...couldnt resist)
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Registered: 04-08-2003
Thu, 08-05-2004 - 4:21pm
Why you little!!!

It's ok, it's a polarized issue.

What's more relevant, is how we're going to get out. I do not want PNAC's agenda being met in Iraq. I don't think the Iraqi's would allow it.

I'm interested in what Kerry defines as 'A heavy hand to play' when it comes to BROADENING the so-called coalition there.

Unlike a few months ago, he's well within his right to be meeting with other leaders and very correct not to lay out all those cards on the table at this time (Same with Bush).



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Registered: 03-27-2003
Tue, 08-10-2004 - 11:09am
Checked out the IAFF website ( http://www.iaff.org/ ) and saw this article:

"Schaitberger at DNC: “Fire Fighters Are for America and for John Kerry”

July 28, 2004 - Following a dramatic video showing fire fighters on the job, IAFF General President Harold A. Schaitberger, Kerry-Edwards Campaign Co-Chair and Convention Sergeant-at-Arms, addressed the Democratic delegation in Boston Wednesday, July 28..."

Then I saw this website. A worthwhile look for comparison: http://www.FirefightersforBush.com

"IAFF president Harold Schaitberger joined the attack, claiming that the President was trying to "capitalize on the image of great heroics and a great tragedy." But other firefighters, incensed at the IAFF's statements, rallied around the President. Many of them turned to the web as a way to express their outrage at Schaitberger's remarks."

There was a recommended reading of an article by Ben Stein. Wonderful!!!:

http://www.eonline.com/Gossip/Morton/Archive/2003/031220.html



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