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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: calgal who wrote (4597)	2/29/2004 11:52:02 PM
From: ChinuSFO	Respond to of 81568

Westi, the author of this arrticle is divorced from the common sentiments of the American people. Starting with the elections of 2000, the current hordes in the White House have totally disregarded the will of the people. This is a nonsense article in that even today during the NY debate, Kerry has said that he does not want to cut and run. Instead he will make sure the the world also pays its fair share to ensure the the "world" is a safer place. He will make sure that the US (in fact we all know it is few folks like the Cheney gang)does not corner the oil and the wealth such as Cheney's Halliburton is doing." Westi, we all know that Halliburton has raped the American taxpayer. Can you p[ost something on that issue please. Enough of this nonsense. Let us talk about Halliburton. Let us talk about the 9/11 commission. YOu do not realize do you that the common sentiment now is "anyone but Bush". So you folks are wasting precious time run out by not defending Bush's record. Kerry is going to tear apart in the debates. There is no question about that. He has very ably defended his vote for Iraq, he has defended his tax cut for the rich (includes himself), I have not heard him say he is exempt. So let us cut this damn nonsense propaganda and get down to the real issues. The nonsense propaganda is on other threads. You are welcome to post here supporting Bush's record. Yes he did a good job in Afghanistan. But he abandoned it prematurely, diverted his attention to Iraq and has now gone back to hunting down Osama. Let us discuss that. Let us discuss about job outsourcing and "job churning" I presume you get my hint.