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To: michael97123 who wrote (146679)	9/30/2004 10:36:01 AM
From: redfish	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 281500

"The intellect of the american people should never be underestimated nor should their sense of fairness" About half of our country is totally bereft of intellect or a sense of fairness. Were that not the case, Bush would already have been forced to resign in disgrace.

To: michael97123 who wrote (146679)	9/30/2004 10:40:05 AM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

I can not forgive Mr. Bush...He didn't even listen to Colin Powell when making the decision to pre-emptively strike Iraq (this has been verified by Bob Woodward)...I have friends from many parts of the world and it is unfortunate how our country is viewed by most nations right now...Bush has lost his credibility on the world stage. My uncle (a retired Opthamologist) served in VietNam...He has been a lifelong Republican and feels his party has been hijacked by radical right wing extremists...My uncle says that Bush is the most reckless president he has seen in his lifetime (he's over 66 years old)...He is VERY concerned about the Iraq Quagmire, the nation's runaway deficit, and the lack of effective protection of our environment...Mr. Bush and Karl Rove have let him down big time...He is so frustrated with Bush's incompetence that he has recently given money to Kerry and is actively supporting him in 2004. -s2@OurNationDeservesBetterLeadership.com