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Politics : Al Gore vs George Bush: the moderate's perspective -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: asenna1 who wrote (4421)11/3/2000 2:05:11 PM
From: Frank Griffin  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 10042
 
Yes, I do. gore has used more drugs than Bush has ever seen. gore is a known user and shouldn't be president. He is a known liar and shouldn't be president. He is a known valueless man and shouldn't be president. gore is a known compromiser of secrets and technology and shouldn't be president. gore is a known cheater and violater of campaign laws and shouldn't be president. gore has few if any friends so he can't build consensus and he shouldn't be president. gore is a known secret dealer with the Russians to give weaponry to Iran against our written agreements and shouldn't be president. gore is disqualified based on character, honesty, drug usage, inability to tell the truth, no value system, danger of compromising American security. gore SHOULD NOT BE PRESIDENT. Bush has character. He, like nearly everyone, has had some rain in his life. He has acknowledged that he drank too much in the past. He has said he did things he wasn't proud of. He has shown he is willing to tell the truth whatever the circumstance. He did not use the power and influence of his father to try to get out of the ticket but took his medicine and paid his fine. gore's son recently was arrested for doing around 100 mph in a 45 mile zone. Nothing much was heard of it but I will bet strings were pulled so he didn't get points or his license rightfully revoked. That should be checked out.