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It IS the War on Terror
& the Man for the Job is George W. Bush |
November 1, 2004
- This Presidential Election is the most important of
our lifetime. There are many things at stake in the next four years – chief
among them is our American way of life.
While issues such as healthcare, education, tax reform, stem cell research
and the economy are of great concern to each and every one of us these all
take a backseat to the War on Terror. What good is worrying about domestic
issues if we are not committed to the continued defense of our nation
against terror exemplified by President George W. Bush? The War on Terror is
a fight for the very survival of our nation.
Do you remember the images of terrorist-embracing fanatics dancing in the
streets, celebrating, as our Fathers and Mothers, Brothers and Sisters and
our Sons and Daughters lay dead and dying in the ruins of the World Trade
Center on September 11th? There is a clear and present danger, a real
threat, contrary to what Michael Moore would have us believe. This danger
exists for us simply because we are Americans. The threat is present here in
the United States and throughout the world.
Because of this it is necessary for us to have a strong and steadfast leader
as the President of the United States. For this reason alone we must choose
a president that has a vision for freedom, not just only here at home but
for the world. We must choose a president who understands how freedom spread
around the globe will reduce the number of tyrannical regimes thus reducing
and eliminating acts of torture, rape, murder and genocide, reducing a
threat to the innocent all over the world, while allowing the oppressed to
drink from the waters of freedom as we do today.
To achieve the goals of a safer homeland and a freer world we must have a
leader in the Oval Office who does not waiver in the face of adversity,
whose commitment to freedom does not fluctuate with opinion polls and who
does not make empty campaign promises. If we are to achieve the goals of
protecting our homeland and defeating terrorism abroad we must re-elect
George W. Bush as President of the United States on Tuesday November 2nd.
In addition to the War on Terror we need to be aware of the very real
possibility that the next president will be appointing more than one justice
to the United States Supreme Court. Justices are appointed for life and
their opinions affect a great many issues facing our country today and in
the future.
Judicial activism is on the rise in the United States. Our Founding Fathers
envisioned a judiciary that ruled on law as mandated by the Constitution. We
are seeing an increased number of judges ruling to create law in blatant
disregard for our Constitutional process. In essence, these "activist
judges” are overstepping the boundaries of their constitutional charge and
creating laws, usurping the authority of those we have elected to represent
us in our State Houses and the US Congress.
Issues will be decided by the Supreme Court in the coming years that will
either reinforce the visionary ideals created by the likes of Thomas
Jefferson, James Madison and Benjamin Franklin, or will move us even closer
to a politically correct society that teeters on the brink of an ever
encroaching style of socialism that we fought and extinguished with the Cold
War.
In the third debate, John Kerry said he would appoint justices that would
interpret the Constitution according to the rule of law. He had it exactly
backwards. The judiciary does not interpret the US Constitution according to
the rule of law; it issues the rule of law according to the US Constitution.
His statement affords us a sneak peek into the ideology Mr. Kerry would
place on the bench of the US Supreme Court.
Because of this we need a leader in the White House who has the wisdom to
appoint justices who will interpret the US Constitution in a fair and
non-biased manner. We need someone in the Oval Office who understands the
importance of protecting the boundary between the Judicial and Legislative
Branches of our government. Because judicial activism must be stopped in its
tracks we must re-elect George W. Bush as President of the United States on
November 2nd.
George W. Bush will continue to fight for a more equitable tax system. He
will fight to overhaul the Social Security system without affecting the
benefits our Senior Citizens receive today. He will continue to demand
accountability from our union controlled education system. He will continue
to masterfully navigate the economic waters and continue to grow our
economy, create jobs and help every American achieve the American dream. He
will continue to advocate the spread of freedom through a position of
strength both at home and around the world.
I will be voting for George W. Bush on Tuesday November 2nd because he is
the best man for the job. He is a proven leader who holds our country, our
Constitution and our way of life above political ambition. He is a true
patriot and my choice for President of the United States.
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