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Repo · 25-10-04, 11:07 AM

As I listened to the campaigns I started to notice a theme running through the Bush rhetoric. George W. Bush is the no choice candidate. At all his campaign stops Bush promotes a no choice agenda. On numerous topics his solution is one of no choice...

We all know Bush is against a woman's right to an abortion. He does not believe it is a woman's choice to have an abortion eliminating a growth before it becomes a life but believes it is a murder of an unborn life before it is born; for this reason he is against the choice of a woman to have an abortion. That is really what abortion is about, one group believes it removes a growth before life begins and the other group believes it is a life before any growth has begun. Which came first the chicken or the egg? If you can answer that, you can answer the abortion question...

Bush is also against choice on gay marriage. He wants a constitutional amendment prohibiting same-sex marriages. He doesn't believe people have the right to make a choice of marrying the same sex. Bush wants a federal law banning same-sex marriage rather than leaving the choice up to each individual state to determine what is right for their state...

Bush is against choice on prescription drugs. He is against people importing drugs from Canada preventing those requiring prescription drugs from having a choice to pay less than they would for the same drugs at home...

When it came to invading Iraq, Bush said there was no choice and went against the majority of the countries of the world. The U.S. government was given no choice on who would make money off of the war in Iraq; he handed out a no bid contract to Dick Cheney's old company Halliburton. He now has America stuck in Iraq with no choice but to remain...

George W. Bush is the antilibertarian candidate. He is against choice and free will. His support of the Patriot Act and less civil rights is based on the false premise that in the name of security the country has no choice but to allow government agencies more access to your personal information, such as what book you took out at your local library...

Bush is against Cuban Americans having the choice to travel and visit their family members in Cuba. He put travel restrictions on families visiting Cuba instead of giving them the choice to visit their family went they wish...

George W. Bush is the no choice candidate. More times than not George W. Bush has made the choice of giving fewer choices to Americans. Instead of showing his successes on the campaign trail, provided he had some, Bush uses a negative attack on Senator Kerry to make the point that no matter how bad he himself is, he is better than Senator Kerry at security and that if you want to be safe you have no choice but to vote for him....

In fairness to George W. Bush, 9-11 happened under his watch, there are more job losses than ever before, there proved to be no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, under his leadership the war has failed miserably and as casualties mount, it is getting worse every day. George W. Bush had no choice but to run a negative campaign because there has been absolutely nothing positive about his first term in office. He is the no choice candidate but fortunately for America, there is a choice Bush or Kerry. The pessimist will vote for Bush, the optimist will vote for Kerry. The pessimist believes things will get worse but is afraid of change, the optimist believes that things can get better and votes for change. George W. Bush is the no choice candidate; people have no choice but to vote for Kerry...

25-10-04, 11:07 AM	#1
Repo Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 123	The no choice candidate... As I listened to the campaigns I started to notice a theme running through the Bush rhetoric. George W. Bush is the no choice candidate. At all his campaign stops Bush promotes a no choice agenda. On numerous topics his solution is one of no choice... We all know Bush is against a woman's right to an abortion. He does not believe it is a woman's choice to have an abortion eliminating a growth before it becomes a life but believes it is a murder of an unborn life before it is born; for this reason he is against the choice of a woman to have an abortion. That is really what abortion is about, one group believes it removes a growth before life begins and the other group believes it is a life before any growth has begun. Which came first the chicken or the egg? If you can answer that, you can answer the abortion question... Bush is also against choice on gay marriage. He wants a constitutional amendment prohibiting same-sex marriages. He doesn't believe people have the right to make a choice of marrying the same sex. Bush wants a federal law banning same-sex marriage rather than leaving the choice up to each individual state to determine what is right for their state... Bush is against choice on prescription drugs. He is against people importing drugs from Canada preventing those requiring prescription drugs from having a choice to pay less than they would for the same drugs at home... When it came to invading Iraq, Bush said there was no choice and went against the majority of the countries of the world. The U.S. government was given no choice on who would make money off of the war in Iraq; he handed out a no bid contract to Dick Cheney's old company Halliburton. He now has America stuck in Iraq with no choice but to remain... George W. Bush is the antilibertarian candidate. He is against choice and free will. His support of the Patriot Act and less civil rights is based on the false premise that in the name of security the country has no choice but to allow government agencies more access to your personal information, such as what book you took out at your local library... Bush is against Cuban Americans having the choice to travel and visit their family members in Cuba. He put travel restrictions on families visiting Cuba instead of giving them the choice to visit their family went they wish... George W. Bush is the no choice candidate. More times than not George W. Bush has made the choice of giving fewer choices to Americans. Instead of showing his successes on the campaign trail, provided he had some, Bush uses a negative attack on Senator Kerry to make the point that no matter how bad he himself is, he is better than Senator Kerry at security and that if you want to be safe you have no choice but to vote for him.... In fairness to George W. Bush, 9-11 happened under his watch, there are more job losses than ever before, there proved to be no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, under his leadership the war has failed miserably and as casualties mount, it is getting worse every day. George W. Bush had no choice but to run a negative campaign because there has been absolutely nothing positive about his first term in office. He is the no choice candidate but fortunately for America, there is a choice Bush or Kerry. The pessimist will vote for Bush, the optimist will vote for Kerry. The pessimist believes things will get worse but is afraid of change, the optimist believes that things can get better and votes for change. George W. Bush is the no choice candidate; people have no choice but to vote for Kerry...