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

To: Thomas A Watson who wrote (630148)	9/22/2004 6:59:51 AM
From: Land Shark	Respond to of 769670

Go Kerry Go! Bush is just as Wacko as you are... BTW are you from Wacko Texas?

To: Thomas A Watson who wrote (630148)	9/22/2004 7:49:50 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 769670

<font color=blue>"How do you ask a man to be the last man to die in Vietnam? How do you ask a man to be the last man to die for a mistake?" the younger Mr Kerry said, in his 1971 testimony to the Senate foreign relations committee. <font color=black> John Kerry, 1971

To: Thomas A Watson who wrote (630148)	9/22/2004 8:01:18 PM
From: sandintoes	Respond to of 769670

Soros is moving his group out of Arizona because they think they have already lost the state. LATEST NEWS 8:57 AM MST Tuesday Anti-Bush group shifts staff out of state Mike Sunnucks The Business Journal An anti-Bush liberal advocacy group is shifting some staff out of Arizona, adding further question to the state's battleground status in this year's presidential tilt. But officials with America Coming Together dispute a published report that they are leaving the state because President Bush is ahead in polls over Democrat John Kerry. ACT Arizona Director Michael Frias confirmed late Monday that his group is moving a handful of its dozen staffers in Phoenix and Tucson to other Western battleground states. "Some staff and some resources are going to be diverted elsewhere," said Frias, who worked on Janet Napolitano's successful 2002 campaign for governor. He added that ACT's Phoenix and Tucson offices will not be closing. ACT is an anti-Bush independent campaign group that has focused on voter mobilization efforts in Arizona and other battleground states. Its main sponsor is billionaire financier George Soros, an ardent Bush critic. The National Journal reported Monday that ACT is shifting out of Arizona because Bush is favored here and in Michigan where Kerry is the favorite. Gore took Michigan four years ago. Recent polls show Bush with a double-digit lead fueling GOP confidence they can carry Arizona, where Bush won in 2000. ACT also had benefited from volunteers coming in from California to help its Arizona efforts. Frias said Arizona volunteers would not be shipped to New Mexico or Nevada where polls are closer than here. The moves should, however, bolster GOP confidence in their Arizona efforts. Still, Republicans say they are not taking anything for granted, and Democrats insist the race in Arizona is not over. The Kerry campaign continues its grassroots efforts despite leaving Arizona off the list for the first phase of homestretch ads. Groups such as MoveOn and labor unions still are active in the state. phoenix.bizjournals.com