September 03, 2003

The Negativity of the Left Will be Their Downfall

The left has only one option...attack, attack, attack. Negative attacks are neverending right now with the weak Democratic candidates that will have, in my opinion, very little chance of unseating Bush on 2004. The negativity is EXACTLY what is destroying their party. Americans are tired of politics. We're tired of the attack ads...ads that are hardly ever based in truth. We're tired of the candidates acting as tho the government has gone thru some radical change under Bush, when we all know it hasn't.

Here are just a few negative (and laughable) quotes from the desparate democratic hopefuls.
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"...and he's declared war on the American people." (dick gephardt)
President Bush has "declared war on the American people?" That's funny. I wonder if Mr. Gephardt could explain HOW the president has done this. Unlike the former democratic president who was banned from practicing law by at least 2 agencies (because of the crimes he committed), a man who lied to the American public on more than one occassion...President Bush has, thus far, turned out to be an honest man who has, overall, stuck fairly close to his ideals and has led with his heart not focus groups and polls. How do you even TRY to make sense of a ridiculous statement like this? I'm doing pretty well...no one has declared war on me. Any of you other Americans feel as tho Bush has delcared war on you? No? I didn't think so...

"...we have a pinocchio president...the president's nose keeps growing" (bob graham)
Graham, who is famous for keeping his semi-psychotic daily diary of what snacks he ate, what color socks he wore, and if he wore a tie or not, is just silly in claiming the president is a liar. I can't name one lie he's told, let alone make a list long enough to call him a liar in general. More immaturity on the part of a man who helps make the laws in this country. It is scary, isn't it?

"...we need a regime change at home." (john kerry)
We all know that the word "regime" usually carries a negative connotation, and of course that's Kerry's point. He is clearly trying to compare the Bush white house to the Iraqi regime of Hussein. That's not only unfair, it's wrong.

Just 3 quotes out of thousands I could probably list here. The GOP, for the most part, refuses to run attack ads like these (even tho many republican pubdits urge them to do so), because- well, because they're a different breed altogether if you ask me. They know that people are tired of the same old thing...and attack ads DON'T work. They just show the voters how petty and immature you can be.

Posted by Josh at September 3, 2003 12:53 AM | TrackBack
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"President Bush has, thus far, turned out to be an honest man who has, overall, stuck fairly close to his ideals and has led with his heart not focus groups and polls."

Actually, he has lead off quite a bit from his original ideals. During his campaign, he made it clear he didnt want the US army used for nation building, and promoted bringing home tens of thousands of troops from around the world after he was elected.

As it stands, the US has more overseas deployment than it did since the height of the VietNam war.


"I'm doing pretty well...no one has declared war on me. Any of you other Americans feel as tho Bush has delcared war on you? No? I didn't think so..."

DOn't take "declairing war" so seriously. It's meant as a metaphore. I believe the US administration has declaired war on the American people. Not the kind of war you're obviously thinking about with tanks and bombs, but a war against freedoms and liberty.

Read through the Patriot Act. It basically states no US citizen has any rights as an individual if the government decides to revoke them. You can go to prison for an indefinate time peroiud without seeing a lawyer, they can break down your door, take you and your family without any real reason, etc etc.

I know what you're going to say too....something along the lines of "it's to crack down on terrorists in the US", but remember what the founding father of the USA himself, George Washington once said, "He that would trade freedom for security, deserves to lose both"

Here is a link to the patriot act just in case you want to deny anything I have said:

http://www.epic.org/privacy/terrorism/hr3162.html

Posted by: HOODLUMinc at September 3, 2003 10:13 AM

Here are a few more interesting articles concerning the patriot act:


http://www.ccr-ny.org/v2/whatsnew/report.asp?ObjID=nQdbIRkDgG&Content=153

http://www.fepproject.org/commentaries/patriotact.html

http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2003-07-13-patriot_x.htm

http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn?pagename=article&node=&contentId=A64173-2003Apr20¬Found=true

http://www.foxmarketwire.com/story/0,2933,87401,00.html

http://abcnews.go.com/sections/us/DailyNews/usapatriot020701.html

I can go on, but you get the point.

Posted by: HOODLUMinc at September 3, 2003 10:28 AM
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