INDECISION 2004

[XIX]

I know Catholic Democrats who are voting for Bush.

If I wasn't in a swing state, I'm sure I'd vote Peroutka.

[Duc_In_Altum]

What greater issue is there than the killing of millions?!! There is [b][i][u]no bigger issue than genocide[/u][/i][/b] in this country! Go Bush!!


-joe hahn

[Mrs. Bro. Adam]

[quote name='crusader1234' date='Oct 17 2004, 01:42 AM']
Gosh, how quick we jump to discounting the Holocaust. September 11th was a horrible event, but it is dwarfed by the Holocaust.

It isn't as grave a moral evil to vote for Bush as to vote for Kerry, but its a moral evil in my opinion in its own right. [/quote]
I thought I had included 'this country's', but it appears I didn't.


The biggest issue in America is the war, why? Because of the lives which have been lost. If more people would realzie how many more lives are being destroyed via abortion, the issue would not be the war anymore, it'd be abortion.


America has been very fortunate in their past. The biggest tragedies that this country has faced has been Pearl Harbor and what we refer to as 9/11.

We're supposed to look at all issues. The fact is, Kerry has admitted that he would've taken the same action as Bush did after we were attacked on 9/11. It was only until years later did Kerry say that he would've done something different. Hindsight is not foresight. Everyone was given the same intelligence, and when looking it over, the Senate came to a decision to go to war.

Kerry wants to tax the rich. If he taxes the rich, the middleclass will be eliminated, because it is they that will be affected, not the rich. The rich will cut jobs, close their businesses, move over seas and retire. Kerry is not economically smart, Bush has given clear plans on what he wants to do, Kerry hasn't. If Kerry is elected President, it is going to be a blind following. If he can't reveal his plans now, when will he? After he's done it?

America is a democracy. Put Kerry in office and lose the comfort that we feel today. We won't know what he's got planned or what he wants to do.


Listen to the debates. He continues to say, "I've got a plan" or "My plan will", but ever realize that he has not once said, "My plan is"?


Face it. The best individual to be in office for the next four years is Bush, not Kerry. We have to go with what we know, and what is revealed to us, not what we don't know and hasn't been revealed to us.