posted on March 18, 2004 09:04:29 PM new
Plain and simple I want a President that I can be proud of and George Bush is that guy. I would be scared to see what would have happened if all the things that have come against Bush would have come against Kerry. Bush stood up for our country like a true leader should and did what he thought needed to be done. George Bush is a very Christian man and I know for a fact that he starts off his day in prayer asking for the wisdom to make the correct decisions for OUR country. SO I know in my heart that the decessions are in fact the correct ones, 100%.
Kerry is against the war, like he was eventually against Vietnam. NONE of these wars are popular wars, BUT we as a country have to 100% be behind our President and our troops in this time, NO IF AND's OR BUT's about it. Not like Spain and get scared of the terrorist and run away. That is what they want. So why doesn't everyone put all their difference aside and get on your knees and pray to GOD and you will get your answer, but no matter what we need to all be together on this and we can not show our troops our indifference's.
GO BUSH 2004, "If GOD is with us, who can be against us".
Steve
posted on March 18, 2004 09:08:27 PM new"If GOD is with us, who can be against us"
Oh, about 50 some percent of the voting public, according to the polls. I guess they're just not christians...
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posted on March 18, 2004 09:14:28 PM new
We will see when it comes time. It will be fun. I am sure Kerry will be the winner no matter what for the Democrats. Maybe they can try to come up with another excuse why their little leader didn't win like they did for, what was his name, Oh ya Gore, the now little teacher at college. More his speed.
posted on March 18, 2004 09:23:03 PM new... Maybe they can try to come up with another excuse why their little leader didn't win like they did for, what was his name, Oh ya Gore, the now little teacher at college. More his speed.
..and to knowledge temperance; and to temperance patience; and to patience godliness; And to godliness brotherly kindness; and to brotherly kindness charity.
For if these things be in you, and abound, they make you that ye shall neither be barren nor unfruitful in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. But he that lacketh these things is blind, and cannot see afar off, and hath forgotten that he was purged from his old sins.
2 Peter
posted on March 18, 2004 09:35:18 PM new George Bush is a very Christian man and I know for a fact that he starts off his day in prayer asking for the wisdom to make the correct decisions for OUR country. SO I know in my heart that the decessions are in fact the correct ones, 100%
That I find scary! This is no different than the outlook of the Taliban or the binladens of the world.
Why anyone would think "god" gives a rats azz what people do to each other needs to get a real wake up call.
Even the mafia goes to church so this means nothing. I do hope you are just a wannabe troll out for a fishing trip. Carry on.
posted on March 18, 2004 09:46:50 PM new
You quote or I should say copy and paste scripture out of the bible, which anyone can do and then say the things you just said. I can tell you are a Clinton type of guy, he was a model Democrat to be proud of. I will be thinking about you in Nov. Go rally up your country boys and get to the booths, you will need it potna.
posted on March 18, 2004 09:48:17 PM new
trai - Did you find it scary that clinton did the same thing? And that hillary attended prayer meetings in they White House? Clinton ask God for guidance too. Most of our past presidents have/did. Look at Carter, he did too.
Or does it only bother you that this President does it?
posted on March 18, 2004 10:03:05 PM new
Poll: Bush Surging, Kerry Stumbling in Race for White House
By Jimmy Moore
Talon News
March 17, 2004
NEW YORK (Talon News) -- A new poll released on Tuesday reveals the Bush reelection campaign is strengthening despite months of negative attacks by the Democratic Party.
The CBS News/New York Times poll has several positive findings for Bush as he seeks to win a second term in November.
Bush's job approval rating was at 51 percent while only 42 percent said they disapprove.
This was a 6-point improvement over the numbers in the previous poll taken in late February where Bush's approval rating was 47 percent and his disapproval rating was 44 percent.
Among registered voters in the United States, Bush is ahead of Kerry 46 percent to 43 percent.
This represented a 4-point difference over a mid-February poll that found Kerry leading the president by one percentage point at that time.
A hypothetical matchup between Bush-Cheney and Kerry-Edwards showed the Bush ticket ahead of the Kerry ticket 46 percent to 44 percent.
Incredibly, this is a 10-point swing from the late February poll when Kerry-Edwards led Bush-Cheney by 8 points.
The poll shows that support for Bush is stronger among Republicans than Kerry's support among Democrats.
More than three out of four Republicans (76 percent) say they will definitely be voting for Bush while just 70 percent of Democrats have already decided to vote for Kerry.
Bush is viewed more favorably by Americans than Kerry.
The poll found that 43 percent of Americans view Bush favorably, a 3-point rise since mid-February, compared with 28 percent favorable for Kerry.
For Kerry, this was a devastating 10-point drop in his favorable rating from the previous poll.
Seventeen percent of poll respondents had no discernable opinion of Bush. At the same time, 41 percent of Americans either have never heard of Kerry or have no opinion of him.
According to the poll, most Americans believe Bush says what he means while Kerry only says what people want to hear.
An astonishing 57 percent of Americans say the likely Democratic nominee for president does not believe what he says while only one-third believe Kerry does say what he believes.
Conversely, more than half (51 percent) view Bush as a man who says what he truly believes in his heart.
The poll of 1,286 adults, which also included 984 registered voters, was conducted March 10-14 and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
The Democrats ran on 'Honesty' and I told 'em at the time they would never get anywhere. It was too radical for politics. The Republicans ran on 'Common Sense' and the returns showed that there were 8 million more people in the United States who had 'Common Sense' enough not to believe that there was 'Honesty' in politics." --Will Rogers
SO I know in my heart that thedecessions are in fact the correct ones,100%.
There is no way anyone can claim that every decision can be 100% Not possible for any human being.
That I find scary. That anyone would even think that as the thread starter stated is cause for concern.
posted on March 18, 2004 10:06:57 PM newMaybe they can try to come up with another excuse why their little leader didn't win like they did for, what was his name, Oh ya Gore, the now little teacher at college
The only reason Gore didn't win was because the election in Florida was so corrupt. Gore actually won the popular vote.
So we will see in November.
I don't think this country or the world can stand another 4 years of Bush.
Bush - steady leadership for the decline of America
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