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Originally posted by Anthsbabe
Just wondering if anyone here actually likes President Bush and the positive things he has done for America. I know there have been problems, just wondering if anyone out there is on his side instead of Kerry's.
[edit on 3-8-2004 by John bull 1]
Originally posted by AntiPolitrix
...It might be different if we could get a staight answer from Kerry about what he plans to do, other than, fighting a smarter, more effective war on terror. I am also not sure why Kerry thinks he can get countries like France and Germany on our side again to help fight the war on terror. Eitherway, Kerry hasn't shown me ANYTHING yet, he just dodges the question by asking Bush questions. Stand up Kerry, grow some balls, and tell us what you plan to do...
Originally posted by dgtempe
A TRUE PATRIOT AND AN AMERICAN CONCERNED FOR THE WELFARE OF OUR NATION*******
Originally posted by American Mad Man
Most probably know I am a conservative guy. I will be voting for Bush in PA and hopefully help give him a key state. He has done many good things in his 4 years. His work in the middle east may not be popular, but will prove to be vital in the future.
The fact is, Bush is doing the dirty job that no liberal would dare take on for fear of public opinion.
Originally posted by GradyPhilpott
Now, why _should_ America respond to an attack the magnitude of 9/11 civilly? But, the fact is that America went to the UN. We asked our "allies" to join us and those who were loyal joined us in a coalition. Those who owed us the most, e.g., France and Germany, have shown us how much the lives we sacrificed for their liberty are worth to them.
I wonder why you would call yourself a "mere Canadian." Canada has a noble history. You should be proud and you should be active in your defense of freedom and you should study history so you will come to understand just what the price of freedom really is. You should be very grateful that those who preceded you in history were willing to sacrifice for the liberty you take for granted today.
Originally posted by donguillermo
You obviously have no knowledge of the history of the last sixty years. Prior to the Presidency of George Bush, the U.S. was by far the most admired and respected country in the world.
In eight years, Clinton took the country from a budget deficit of over $200 billion to a budget surplus of over $200 billion. The government was on course to pay off the national debt. Clinton reduced the size of the federal government and reformed welfare. He signed NAFTA and other free trade treaties. Over 22 million jobs were created during the Clinton Presidency.
Clinton will go down in history as a great, though flawed, President. Bush will go down in history as the worst President ever. It is you who need a dose of reality.
Originally posted by ThunderCloud
Originally posted by AntiPolitrix
...It might be different if we could get a staight answer from Kerry about what he plans to do, other than, fighting a smarter, more effective war on terror. I am also not sure why Kerry thinks he can get countries like France and Germany on our side again to help fight the war on terror. Eitherway, Kerry hasn't shown me ANYTHING yet, he just dodges the question by asking Bush questions. Stand up Kerry, grow some balls, and tell us what you plan to do...
Well, he has said that his plans for the war on terrorism are secret, that he's been in negotiations with foreign leaders in case he wins, and that he can't reveal his plans until after he's President (if he wins) next January...
Originally posted by jrsdls
I am 100 percent behind the President. He is the right man at the right time. No one else could lead this country in a time of war.
Originally posted by jmilici
I recieved my $300 tax check as well and I had to pay it back when I did my taxes. To me that is no tax break.