To: ColtonGang who wrote (53761 ) 10/28/2000 2:08:34 PM From: Frank Griffin Respond to Clinton can only attract people without values or who are a bit ignorant and believe the democrats "scare lies." Of course, the public have been duped by Clinton and Gore in 1992 and 1996. They promised social security and medicare reform and did nothing. They promised tax relief and gave you the largest tax hike in history. Gore, who is promising relief and protection of social security cast the deciding vote to increase taxes on the elderly and their earnings. They promised an energy policy and did nothing. They promised an improvement in education and yet we are dumbing down because there is no required performance standards. Just socially promote without concern for qualifications to be promoted. They promised better health care yet we have more uninsured than when they took the baton in hand. They have created class warfare. Then Gore can stand and say, "I am fighting for you." Why should we have to fight, why not unite? I believe most Americans simply want fairness for all. But, once fairness is achieved then government only needs to keep a finger on the wheel to insure it continues. That doesn't create the power and control Gore and Clinton want. They want control of the funds and power through excess taxation and regulation. No, Gore and Clinton haven't followed through nor enjoyed success in accomplishing many of their promises. They have no energy policy. Of course, if Gore is elected the policy will probably become pay 5.00 per gallon for gasoline and see if that slows you down in using our energy resources. Pressure Detroit to go Yugo and get higher mileage. He does have the attitude, "let them eat cake." He is against vouchers and yet he wasn't exposed to the public school system nor did he allow his children to be products of the public school system. His actions are, "do as I say and not as I do." Bush put his daughters through the public school system. Who believes more in our country? Bush is an investor. Gore considers investing a "risky scheme." Who believes more in the American dream? I have talked too long. But, in summary, Bush is not only the best choice, he is the only good choice.
