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To: Texasforever
Don't forget Sarbanes-Oaxley. Long term, the requirements from that law will be so debilitating that no one would want to be responsible for a public corporation.
2 posted on 01/12/2004 12:58:00 AM PST by FirstPrinciple
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To: TBP; jgrubbs
As the new election year fast approaches the usual hot button issues with the Free-Republic community are starting to bring charges and counter charges that both George W. Bush and the GOP in general have become no different than the democrats.

In some ways, the Bush administration is worse, such as out-doing Clinton in spending. He could have stopped this with the veto pen or instructing his cabinet not to spend money on legislation that for unconstitutional activities. So far, Bush has done neither.

Furthermore, Bush has declined to veto funding for pro-abortion organizations. Rather, he signed such legislation. As a pro-lifer, I am opposed to any federal funding of abortion. Human life is sacred at all stages beginning with conception, and it should be defended, not exterminated at taxpayer expense. (For details see Why Christians should not vote for George W. Bush, Bush Betrays Pro-Life Cause Again, Backs Federal Aid to Overseas Abortion Providers, and Redirection of $34 million from UNFPA to USAID a 'stab in the back' ).

There is another word for extravagent, excessive, perhaps even wasteful spending. It is called "liberal."

We are blessed with a candidate who stands for the right to life and restoring the freedoms of the states and the people as outlined in the Bill of Rights. His name is Michael Peroutka, a candidate for the Constitution Party presidential nomination. He needs the support of concerned citizens who want to restore the integrity of our republic.

6 posted on 01/12/2004 1:42:22 AM PST by The_Eaglet (Conservative chat on IRC: http://searchirc.com/search.php?F=exact&T=chan&N=33&I=conservative)
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