It's Time!

Whitehorse · 11-01-2004, 10:54 AM

I'm going to be away from the computer until Wednesday, by that time we should know whether President Bush is re-elected or if Kerry's campaign of hate & lies wins. We've posted on this, the differences between the candidates cannot be more clear. For those who value this country, national security, our personal & national freedom & liberty, there is only 1 choice - re-elect President Bush.

Regardless of what the outcome is, the work is not over. If somehow Kerry's campaign of lies, hatred, anti-Americanism, anti-freedom, appeasement of evil wins, we will have a much harder time - no ally in the White House.

That is why those of us who want President Bush to be re-elected must continue to work until it's over, make sure you've voted for President Bush by the time voting ends & get a couple of others to do so.

etothepii · 11-02-2004, 07:52 AM

One thing is for sure: Kerry has promised way more than he could ever deliver. If elected, his campaign lies will become obvious to all.

kevin1 · 11-02-2004, 08:18 AM

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ORIGINAL: Whitehorse

I'm going to be away from the computer until Wednesday, by that time we should know whether President Bush is re-elected or if Kerry's campaign of hate & lies wins.

Unless we have another "Floridagate" this time around ... [:@]

Alsatian · 11-02-2004, 01:32 PM

etothepii:

That is perhaps a silver lining to the dark cloud represented by a potential Kerry victory: at least Kerry has given away lots of free ammo to shoot down his reelection bid duing the next election. But before we get too cheered by this thought, ask yourself if the news media will hold his feet to the fire of his campaign promises when they didn't do this with his 20 years voting record in the government? Also, if there is a Republican majority in the House of Representatives and in the Senate, as there is today, I can well imagine Kerry may propose many of his ideas for legislation but they will fail due to the evil Republicans who oppose him, not because of the intrinsic failings of his proposals. It is best if Kerry doesn't get elected, particularly as he may get to appoint as many as three US Supreme Court justices, and I would bet my money they would subscribe to his "I support the second amendment AS IT HAS COME TO BE INTERPRETED IN THIS COUNTRY" doggerel.