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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Orcastraiter who wrote (477365)	10/17/2003 12:51:06 PM
From: JakeStraw	Respond to of 769670

"A political party, which is completely devoid of any message or plans, is going to fail miserably. And certainly this describes the current state of the Democratic Party in America. Take a look back at the Democratic presidential debates. All we have gotten out of these is Bush-bashing, lies, distortions of facts, and cries against taxes for the rich. How long are the Democrats going to hold on to this tax cuts for the rich fallacy? Or for that matter, how long are they going to beat the dead horses they always beat? The candidates have shown their lack of ideas repeatedly in their speeches and debates. John Kerry can only keep reminding everyone who will listen that he served in Vietnam ignoring the fact he has continually voted to slash defense spending. Al Sharpton continues to offer cute sound bytes and race baiting remarks about not allowing Blacks to be robbed of their right to vote. Howard Dean has said he is unsure if removing Saddam Hussein was a positive move. Wesley Clarke, the media’s pet candidate, was until recently not even a registered Democrat. Bob Graham is already out of the race, Carol Mosley-Braun continues to rattle offer comic relief with her comments. John Edwards? Sure a trial lawyer would make a great president, just what we need more greed at the top. Dennis Kucinich? Are you serious? Elmer Fudd makes more sense than he does. Joe Lieberman is considered the most conservative of the candidates but really now if he is the most conservative, how far left are the rest?"