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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry

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To: Rainy_Day_Woman who wrote (36245)7/19/2004 11:03:00 AM
From: ChinuSFORead Replies (1) of 81568
 
The negative nature of this political season is primarily being fueled by the series of negative ads that the Bush campaign has been putting out. The only positive Bush ad that I can remember was his very first one where he claimed to be a successful leader on the fight against terrorism for which he was criticized. Such criticism is expected of an incumbent. If he sincerely believes in it, he should have a persistent defense for his claims. Instead he attacks his opponent when we all know that the criticism did not come from his opponent. Kerry, on the other hand has not taken any advantage of the Iraq war. I have not seen any of his ads showing coffins of dead soldiers or focussing on casualty figures in personnel and money.

IMO Americans are fed up with this war mongering, warnings of imminent Al Qaeda attacks with nothing happening. Instead we would prefer the Govt. to act quietly, swiftly and decisively than just make noise about impending terrorist threats.

So we need a President to lead us into peace while at the same time taking the responsibility to keep us safe and providing us with opportunities to fulfill the American dream. I would hope that the past 4 years was a curse on the US that we will soon forget. Is that a thought in fantasy land you think?
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