To: Owen
Neither candidate is worthy of the privelege of President. But one with fake purple hearts is lower than one with none. One who is for for abortion is lower than one who tolerates it. On the homosexual agenda, Republicans are almost as disappointing as Democrats, but not quite. This country needs a grass roots movement. It needs to start with repentance for turning our back on God, His Son and the principles of the Creator. I do mean to preach.
7 posted on
05/01/2004 10:57:44 AM PDT by
kdf1
To: kdf1
Until there is a 3rd party that cares about party building more than indulging the ego of the people who are anxious to be a candidate, it won't happen. Until there is a third party holding say 25% of state legislature seats, there is no point in them having candidates for higher office -- because those candidates will be unethically squandering their donors' money since they have no chance. There has to be a party infrastructure in place to run for high office and that won't happen until they party build.
Until then your choice is Bush or Kerry. Don't just choose. Pick Bush and then call the campaign to volunteer. Voting Is Not Enough.
10 posted on
05/01/2004 11:28:41 AM PDT by
Owen
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