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

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To: Ann Corrigan who wrote (52418)10/11/2004 12:27:36 PM
From: ChinuSFORead Replies (1) of 81568
 
Yes indeed, many of us are tired of making terrorism "the only" part of our lives. There is much more to do in our lives than to leave in fear and freeze all activity. The terrorists want us to make them the focus of our lives and we should avoid doing so. There are alcoholics and prostitutes in our society. Does it mean we just focus on them? We have many other things we need to address. And this President has neglected or is incapable of "multitasking."

Kerry's statement is a precursor to the upcoming Presidential debate which is to focus on the economy. That is another front that the terrorists are winning the war on. They want our fire stations to close down, they want our police force to be reduced, they want our nation to become insecure in this manner.

Today we are weakened considerably and our backs have been broken in fighting the war on terror. This is NOT THE WAY we need to fight the war. It needs to fought differently. That is the only and the basic difference between Bush and Kerry. Both say Saddam was a threat, both say that they would still vote the same way. But the difference is HOW we go to war. The difference is HOW should we disposition ourselves towards the war.

And so far Bush has failed to impress the voters with his "HOW".
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