I am a life long member of the Democratic party, and I find it distressing that
I
have not seen a Democrat worth voting for in too many years.
You may believe, and even be correct, that Bush is a charlatan, but him being
one
doesn't make Kerry and his colleagues any less so. Sen. Kerry so far has just
been
repeating the popular rhetoric that persuades the masses but either can't get
passed
or will in spite of who is elected. We will be faced once again with a choice of
lessers of evil, and neither candidate will be bold enough to ever make a real
difference.
Too bad it can't be like West Wing.
DLancer7676@cs.com wrote:
> In a message dated 6/24/04 2:02:32 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
> rbhouston@aol.com writes:
>
> > I voted for Bush because I felt like
> > Clinton betrayed all of our trust.
>
> Huh? I musta read the ballot wrong. I think it was Bush vs. Gore. That is
> one of the problems with the Republican party--they continually try to confuse
> the voters as to who they are running against. I recently received some of
> the trash the RNC is sending out that never once mentioned Senator Kerry. The
> letters made it seem that Dubya is running against Hillary Clinton and Ted
> Kennedy. Personally, I cannot support a liar, cheat and smirking egotist
>such as
> Bush. He is just a bad idea for American and for the values of democracy.
> The documented list of his discretions is long.
>
> This is the wrong forum for this discussion (let's get back to cars), and I
> will not again reply to political remarks here, but I hate to see so many of
>my
> friends duped by this almost-elected charletan.
>
> --David C.
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