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Politics : PRESIDENT JOHN FORBES KERRY -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (589)	3/11/2004 12:58:52 AM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1017

Gary Bauer says the jobs issues in the rust belt is transgressing the religious fundamentalism when it comes to Bush. This is pretty radical for Bauer to say the heartland could shift to Kerry on any issue. Bauer on Jobs Meanwhile, another leading conservative is warning that the Bush Administration's perceived indifference to American jobs being shipped overseas could well drive heartland voters to the John Kerry camp. Pro-family leader Gary Bauer says on a visit to his home state of Kentucky over the weekend, there was the same "sour mood" about continued job losses that he observed in conservative western Michigan the week before. And he notes a similar unrest evolving in North Carolina where people in textiles, furniture, and fiber optics are losing their jobs to low-paid workers in places like China. "If President Bush want to have a second term," the American Values president says, "his Administration has to do more than suggest that job outsourcing is merely the marketplace at work. The marketplace doesn't have to run for re-election [and] workers in Beijing and Calcutta don't get to vote in U.S. elections." Bauer says the Bush White House needs to start talking about the fears and anxieties of American families or it runs the risk of John Kerry "hijacking the heartland." headlines.agapepress.org