A soldiers letter to Kerry

[JesusisGod2]

I recieved this e-mail from a friend and thought it is something that everyone should read. Now the great thing about this country is evryone has the right to vote and God blesss you no matter who you vote for if you even vote at all. That is the beautiful thing about choice and democracy.

I hope you enjoy it and that it gives you some food for thought on this historic and very important election that is to take place soon.

God bless

Kevin

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[Guest LadyC]

my oldest daughter is going to parris island for boot camp (marine corp) in two weeks. i can only pray that she does not ever have to serve under kerry.

[JesusisGod2]

Amen, when I served I was lucky that there was no war only a few alerts. Jimmy Carter was elected President while I was in and Kerry is even scarier than Him.

[yukon]

My vote is for Bush!!

Yukon

[GoodSamaritan]

From where i sit, the two are interchangeable in almost every respect. They both lie, they both cheat, and they both are not competent enough to merit the offices they hold respectively. Bush has irresponsibly exploited our troops and compromised them while Kerry has shown, by his record, that he would hang our men and women out to dry as well.

Bush, however, signed the partial abortion ban while Kerry has made his 'pro choice' record clear. This is the predominant issue i will cast my vote upon--not the SOLE issue--but the biggest one. For every soldier and/or civilian who has lost their life in international squabbles for money and power, there are at least 100 children who lose theirs because they were an inconvenience.

[WayneB]

Not really Apologetics. Moved to General Discussion.

[dwinkjr]

wow i now have even less respect for kerry then i did b4... i didnt think i could respect anyone less than taht

[JesusisGod2]

Not really Apologetics. Moved to General Discussion.

Sorry saved,

I didnt realize that is where I started the topic and then didnt know how to change it to general discussion which is where it it should be, I agree.

But I also knew that we had some sharp moderators and that they would catch it. :oww:

[JesusisGod2]

From where i sit, the two are interchangeable in almost every respect. They both lie, they both cheat, and they both are not competent enough to merit the offices they hold respectively. Bush has irresponsibly exploited our troops and compromised them while Kerry has shown, by his record, that he would hang our men and women out to dry as well.

Bush, however, signed the partial abortion ban while Kerry has made his 'pro choice' record clear. This is the predominant issue i will cast my vote upon--not the SOLE issue--but the biggest one. For every soldier and/or civilian who has lost their life in international squabbles for money and power, there are at least 100 children who lose theirs because they were an inconvenience.

I have to agree with you here on almost every point, except I would also like to add one and that is Bush's stand on the family and marriage, that it is between a man anda woman.

You destroy the family , you destroy the nation and satan knows this, we need to make a stand. if you dont stand for something you dont stand for anything.

If Kerry wins -- we lose!

[JimR-OCDS]

I've been struggling with the issue of who I should vote for since it was clear that Kerry was going to win the nomination for the Democrat party.

Bush, in my opinion, is a total buffoon.

Kerry on the other hand, supports abortion, which is an intrinsic moral evil, which prevents me from voting for him.

So, I live in Massachusetts. Voting for Bush, not voting for Bush isn't going to matter anyway, because this state will be going with Kerry. I think what I'll do is write in Pat Buchanan's name. Some say I'd be throwing away my vote do this, but be what I just said about Massachusetts, it will send a message to the Republican Party, that they better start supporting candidates with sound principles and intelligence.

Bush has just agreed with the UN's plan for the Iraqi governing council. What people don't know is that, this UN plan, has excluded the Kurds from having a voice on the council. The Kurds are the only friends we've had in Iraq. There has been no violence in there part of Iraq, and in fact not only has stability, but prosperity. Bush went and stabbed them in the back, by going along with the UN plan. He did this in the hope of lessening the violence in other parts of Iraq, before election time. Inotherwords, he traded principle for political expediency.