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

To: steve dietrich who wrote (556045)	3/24/2004 4:09:24 PM
From: jlallen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

LOL! I thought he looked petty and foolish...and had to eat his own words from 2002.

To: steve dietrich who wrote (556045)	3/24/2004 4:18:51 PM
From: CYBERKEN	Respond to of 769670

Clarke needed no discrediting. He turned traitor and wrote a lying book. Only you anti-American sewer rats can pretend it's anything other than that. (He fools Patsy, though, like everybody else.)...

To: steve dietrich who wrote (556045)	3/25/2004 11:42:22 PM
From: Hope Praytochange	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

Bush Campaign Gets Backing of a Democrat By CARL HULSE President Bush's campaign showcased its favorite Democrat this afternoon, turning Senator Zell Miller of Georgia loose on Democrats in general and Senator John Kerry in particular. "After listening to Senator Kerry over the last year or two — after hearing the agenda he's laid out for our country — I cannot support him in his race for the presidency," Mr. Miller declared in a speech written for a Democrats for Bush event. (Video) "There are too many issues about which John Kerry and I disagree. And there are too few similarities between John Kerry and the great Democratic leaders I've known." Mr. Miller, who did praise Mr. Kerry's service in Vietnam, took Mr. Kerry to task for his views on military spending, foreign affairs and economic policy. "John F. Kerry may have the same initials as John F. Kennedy, but he has a far different view of what the government should do to help families prosper," said the former governor of Georgia, who wrote a recent book explaining his bitter split with the Democratic establishment.

To: steve dietrich who wrote (556045)	3/25/2004 11:42:45 PM
From: Hope Praytochange	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

Bush Campaign Gets Backing of a Democrat By CARL HULSE President Bush's campaign showcased its favorite Democrat this afternoon, turning Senator Zell Miller of Georgia loose on Democrats in general and Senator John Kerry in particular. "After listening to Senator Kerry over the last year or two — after hearing the agenda he's laid out for our country — I cannot support him in his race for the presidency," Mr. Miller declared in a speech written for a Democrats for Bush event. (Video) "There are too many issues about which John Kerry and I disagree. And there are too few similarities between John Kerry and the great Democratic leaders I've known." Mr. Miller, who did praise Mr. Kerry's service in Vietnam, took Mr. Kerry to task for his views on military spending, foreign affairs and economic policy. "John F. Kerry may have the same initials as John F. Kennedy, but he has a far different view of what the government should do to help families prosper," said the former governor of Georgia, who wrote a recent book explaining his bitter split with the Democratic establishment.