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To: Bikers4Bush
I find it quite revealing that the only answer these Bushbots have to our VALID principled gripes is: "Go ahead throw your vote to a democrat." It shows the abject weakness of their position - they are unable to defend Bush on the issues. It's a RED HERRING.

Just keep demanding that they address the issues - that's what I do.

822 posted on 01/22/2004 11:15:49 AM PST by exmarine ( sic semper tyrannis)
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To: exmarine
It's a RED HERRING.

No it's not. It's REALITY.

WAKE THE ____ UP.

836 posted on 01/22/2004 11:18:42 AM PST by DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet (I love my Green Bay Packers! GO PATRIOTS!)
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To: exmarine
There have been numerous well-stated defenses of Bush and his policies throughout these pages. There have been many well-state criticisms. But this isn't about that. It's about standing up to people on this forum who want to trash the man.
838 posted on 01/22/2004 11:20:00 AM PST by zook
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To: exmarine
We have explained the issues - how many times do you have to hear them?

The issues are.........

This country is 50/50 with the democrats doing all in their power to get back in power. What will they do with that power when they did it back with the help of the unsatisfied conservatives?

Repeal the tax cut

Get us out of Iraq

Appease terrorists and hope they will not kill us

Destroy the military

Turn over decisions of our defense to the approval of the U.N. Of course, the U.N. does not like that America is a superpower, so - it is to their advantage for there to be a smaller, weaker America.

The constitution will be changed by activist judges changing the constitution by faulty legal judgements (against the true interpretation of the constitution). Then these judgements are used as precedent for future judgements using faulty constitutional interpretation. No constitution amendment needed that way - only one judge who can be paid by the democrat party to decide as they wish.

Abortion will be protected so that no future conservative can touch it.

Religion will be removed from the airwaves, the schools, the public buildings and then from public streets, public transportation and on and on so that the athesists will tell the whole U.S. where they can mention their religion. The goal is only in their own homes. Then the move to remove from the U.S.

Bribe countries for funds for the democrat party.

More and more and more taxes.

More and more spending programs.

Government controlled health care with no alternatives.

On and On.


One other issue - what do you do when the democrats lose your vote. As I am sure they will not be able to please you either.

On the other hand -

I can vote for a man that takes the war to the terrorists and protects the U.S.

I can vote for a man who has our interests at heart - not the international community's views of what America does.

I can vote for a man who has provided two tax cuts.

I can vote for a man I trust to take care of my grandchildren's future.

I can vote for a man who is willing to do something about immigration even if it is not perfect - it is a start.

864 posted on 01/22/2004 11:30:35 AM PST by ClancyJ (It's just not safe to vote Democratic.)
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To: exmarine
"Just keep demanding that they address the issues - that's what I do."


Some do, but many prefer to play ostrich and keep their heads in the sand, screaming "At least he's not Clinton!!", rather than actually addressing any of Bush's political and fiscal faults.

I've yet to see one single reasoned response to my multiple "He's already domestically (which doesn't count WoT expenses) outspent Clinton" posts. Just more BushBot, ostrich nonsense.

899 posted on 01/22/2004 11:42:07 AM PST by Blzbba
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To: exmarine
I have yet to be presented a reasonable arguement as to why I should not be upset with the policies that I disagree with.

All I ever hear is, "it could be worse and if it is it'll be your fault".

Total playground BS.

I refuse be afraid of what might happen but I can sure as hell be concerned about what I feel will continue to happen if we don't say something now.

903 posted on 01/22/2004 11:43:13 AM PST by Bikers4Bush (Constitution party here I come. Write in Tancredo in 04'!)
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