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The nation is deeply divided and the two camps seem to be talking past each other. John Kerry won all three debates but President Bush invokes his faith and that inspires his followers. In the end, it boils down to a philosophical difference over how to deal with an often confusing and threatening reality.
Read moreI have to ask you to consider voting for John Kerry. I had planned to write a long letter detailing their differences on the many issues we face today, but I came across the editorial endorsement from Bush’s hometown newspaper, and I think it addresses most issues. Besides, I’ve covered a lot here on the blog anyway.
Read moreCertainly a number of people have been circulating what they claim to be John Kerry’s resume. I’d like you to take a minute a review a well research resume of George Bush’s resume, and if you find anything there not accurate, please leave a comment to let us all know.
Read moreSaturday night, Lay and I decided we were for a little horror, so we went to see the movie, "The
Read moreNow there’s word that Colin Powell will most likely be moving on even if Bush steals another election. Can you blame the guy?
Read moreAccording to Newsweek reports, Secretary of State Collin Powell has, in recent weeks, privately confided to friends that the Iraqi insurgents are winning the war.
Read moreBush/Cheney ’04: Making the World a Better Place, One Country at a Time Bush/Cheney ’04: Over a Billion Whoppers Served.
Read moreAccording to Labor Department data, “The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits rose last week by 20,000, the largest jump in a month.
Read moreVice President Cheney says John Kerry will “say and do anything to get elected,” but it is the Bush campaign which has come under fire for doctoring a photograph used in a television commercial to make it look like there were more soldiers in a crowd cheering for the president.
Read moreThis is not unlike some of the activities during the Nixon Administration. President Bush may be avoiding the NAACP, but the Internal Revenue Service isn’t.
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