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During the day or when you get home at night, use your free minutes to reach out across the country, or across town; call fifteen voters, and remind them to vote on Election Day, Tuesday, November 2. Everything you need to be the difference in this election is available online. www.GeorgeWBush.com/Call

A new poll showed the president moving ahead of Kerry in the popular vote, and Democrats said their private surveys hinted at momentum for Bush.

This is a vanity, but I'm an "oldbie" so it's allowed (I think). I made up this flyer for those of you with 10 lb. brass cojones. They are to be printed up, copied, and handed out or otherwise distributed specifically in heavily Democratic areas. Note that it's a PDF file so you'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader to access it--most newer computers come with Acrobat reader as a standard feature. I think it's a pretty effective piece. See what you think. Click here to download a PDF of the "Democrats for Bush" flyer

To our fellow Americans: We have given much thought to the values and characteristics that make a great athlete. Our lives have been spent trying to run farther, push further, and jump higher than the person beside us, or across the field of our chosen sport. With years of training and exhaustive competition beneath our belts, we have identified the values necessary to compete and win--values like personal strength, determination, a sense of fair play and faith. The same qualities that make a great athlete make a great President--the determination to do what is right, regardless of the latest polls,...

I believe in America. I believe with every ounce of my heart in the American dream. I should…I’ve lived it to its fullest. I believe in the promise of our future, in the nobility of our past, in the inevitability of our greatness, and I believe that we are the right people to be standing here today, at the crossroads of time. Beyond our shores the old world is crumbling under the weight of its own lassitude, western civilization is fading fast, and while they may recall with pride the victories of Martel and Diaz de Vivar, there are no...

Feel free to slap Candidate Kerry. It sure feels good.

Remarks from President Bush LAST UPDATE: 9/27/2004 7:19:04 PM Watch This Story President Bush brought his re-election campaign to the Tri-State today before a huge crowd in West Chester. An estimated 55,000 people turned out at the Voice of America Park to hear the President speak. Mr Bush opened his remarks recognizing Anthony Munoz, who took over the Bush Cheney Campaign for Southwest Ohio from embattled Hamilton County Prosecutor Mike Allen. The President also asked the crowd of supporters to write-in Joe Deters in November for the Prosecutor's office.

Just got in from the West Chester Ohio Bush rally and it was wonderful. We had about 50,000 people in attendance, and it was the biggest crowd Bush has had and the state of Ohio has ever seen for a political event. I, my mother, and a friend, arrived around 9:00 AM and were one of the first 20 people in line. Unfortunately, they wouldn't let us take video cameras inside, so I had to go back to the car and put mine away. When I returned, mom was out of line and the Bush campaign had pulled several of...

I'm Not exactly a search pro and I need help from some savy freeper. I'v written checks this morning. I am going nuts trying to find snail mail addresses for both the Swift Boat Vets and for the Bush/Cheney campaing, I can't find where to send them. Arrrgh.

AMERICA was reintroduced this week to one of its most charming, gifted, relaxed, wily, plainspoken and ruthless politicians: George W Bush, the candidate. If the US president loses his re-election bid on November 2 - a fate that is a real possibility - it will not be because he lacks the skills needed on the stump. Love him or loathe him, the past ten days have reminded voters and political journalists just what an effective campaigner Mr Bush is. As he and John Kerry, his Democratic opponent, have engaged in the first intensive round of election-year combat, sparring with each...

On the first night of the Democratic National Convention in Boston, from where I was broadcasting my radio show, I found myself sitting 10 feet from Michael Moore. He was chatting with journalists, so I decided to ask if he would agree to be a guest on my radio show. I wanted to debate him about his Bush-hating Fahrenheit 9/11. But when he saw me approaching, he dismissed me with a single, condescending flick of his finger as if I were a bug crawling up his arm. I was initially offended by his arrogant gesture. And knowing of his hatred...

Fellow freepers, for an interesting tidbit of "humor," I thought I'd like to share a story with y'all. I'm housesitting for my parents right now and at about 6:00 or so, the phone rings. I check the caller ID and it reads "Unknown Number". Immediately I go into time-to-make-fun-of-another-telemarketer-without-them-realizing-it mode. I pick up the phone and hear a slight pause...suddenly, a voice comes on the line: "Hello, this is the 1 Minute Presidential Poll. Please stay on the line to answer this two question survey." I figure, "What the hell, I'll do it. It's only two questions, who can it...

Here is a story about a poor guy from Iowa with the name of Kerry Edwards. And get this.....his middle name is Dean. AAAAAAAHHHHGGGHHHHH!

Tonight is the big night for the Party For the President. I'm not going to one but I thought we could have our own right here on FR. Bring the Chips and dip and get comfortable. I will be here all evening and hope you all drop by. We saw the attempts by the democrats to manipulate the electorial process last time, in November we need to give President Bush a MANDATE to lead. Go Bush/Cheney!

Showing a strong offense against his opponents, a strong defense of his record and a flair for spectacle, President Bush took his re-election campaign more than 100 miles by bus across eastern Wisconsin on Wednesday.~snip~To thousands of Wisconsinites not at the rallies, Bush's visit meant a caravan of buses and support vehicles traveling along main streets of Menomonee Falls, Sussex, West Bend, Kewaskum, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Neenah, Menasha, Appleton and Grand Chute like an unexpected, brief but remarkable reprise of the Fourth of July. Thousands of people lined the way, many waving flags or pro-Bush signs. Although clearly outnumbered,...

New Bush-Cheney ’04 Conservative Values Website!

In his re-election campaign, Bush is fighting a two front war: one against the Democrats and one against the false perceptions being created by the mainstream media – lead by the New York Times, which has turned its newsroom into the journalistic party of opposition. Let me explain with a true story which I'm afraid to say is not altogether uncommon. A retired friend of mine – an elderly gentlemen who I see at the health club every day – gets nearly all his news from the New York Times. He has been a longtime Republican, but lately he is...

WASHINGTON - Election Day is six months off, but President Bush (news - web sites) is campaigning with the urgency of a politician in the home stretch, barnstorming across the battlegrounds of Michigan and Ohio by bus Monday and Tuesday. Bush heads a convoy of about eight buses — red, white and mostly blue — trolling a voter-rich triangle along Michigan's southern flank Monday. The buses are emblazoned with the words "Yes, America Can" — a slogan meant to project optimism to a region demoralized by the disappearance of millions of manufacturing jobs. Accompanied by his wife, Laura, Bush begins...

Advocate staff photo by Arthur D. Lauck LSU students Celeste Matte of Abbeville and Lenny Moss of Baton Rouge, both at right, prepare for a statistics exam while waiting for extra tickets, along with a long line of other students, for their May 21 commencement ceremony. President George Bush is scheduled to deliver the commencement address, which boosted demand for tickets * * <> * * LSU student Tiffany Popps of Melville was in line at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday to snag an extra ticket to hear President Bush's commencement speech next month. Bush's decision to speak at the spring...

Virginia Sportsmen for Bush is up and running and signing up volunteers for the Sportsmen Coalition. The web site describes John Kerry's anti-gun record and gives readers the opportunity to download flyers that can be distributed at gun shows, gun shops and gun clubs. You can visit the site at www.vasportsmen.org.