BC04 PA Communication Chair: Not Even Clinton can Mask Kerry’s Record of Being Wrong on Issues

George W. Bush ^ | October 25, 2004

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Bush-Cheney ’04 Pennsylvania Communications Chair: Not Even Bill Clinton can Mask John Kerry’s Long Record of Being on the Wrong Side of the Issues (title edited for length) PHILADELPHIA, PA - Bush-Cheney ’04 Communications Chair Renee Amoore issued the following statement today in response to Bill Clinton and John Kerry’s campaign visit to Philadelphia: “For 20 years, John Kerry has taken the African American community for granted – with votes for higher taxes and a weaker national defense. For the past few weeks, he has tried to scare African Americans into voting for him by making baseless accusations of voter intimidation. His party’s playbook even directs his campaign workers to allege voter discrimination and fraud even when none exists. “Not even Bill Clinton’s oratory skills can change John Kerry from a condescending Massachusetts liberal into someone who will roll up his sleeves and work with us to better our communities. “By contrast, President Bush has worked hand in hand with the African American community to fight poverty by ending the government’s discrimination against faith-based and community social service providers. He has partnered with African American leaders to improve the educational system for our young people, and is working to provide better access to health care services in our communities. “President Bush will protect our values and will continue to work to create opportunities for people of all races. John Kerry will continue to view African Americans as a voting block that he can take for granted until the Election Day rolls around. The choice for Pennsylvania voters could not be more clear.” Note: Bush-Cheney '04 Pennsylvania Communications Chair Renee Amoore is a Pennsylvania small business owner of a health care company and was trained as a registered nurse. She has received many awards, including Pennsylvania's Best 50 Women in Business, National Registry of Who's Who, Black Achievers Award, Pennsylvania's Honor Roll for Women and the NAACP Award for Community Service in Education.

[markedman]

You'd never know that judging from what is going on outside here at Kool-Aid Central. The entire city of Philadelphia seems to have grind to a halt for the Second Coming. Bush has been here at least a half dozen times in the past year and the city has never given him a reception approaching what Clinton and Kerry are getting. There were even cops at almost every Center City intersection preventing grid lock from happening.

[happydogdesign]

Naughty, but I couldn't resist:
Heeee's BACK!!!!

[CT CONSERVATIVE]

Rush reported city workers we're given the afternoon off...it figures

[95 Bravo]

I see this as either an act of desperation (they'd wheel Clinton out on his death-bed if necessary)or sabotage (they can say'"we tried to help but just couldn't get it done. Hilary in '08!')
How utterly predictable.

[BushisTheMan]

I wonder if the crowd was wearing their Bill Clinton penus noses?