Excellent analysis on the Bush administration. Yes, it is imperative for the good of America and the World that the Bush regime be removed from power. Sad to have to wait until November for the vote and wait further until January 20, 2005 for transfer of power to the new president, but so be it; since impeachment proceedings would take at least that long anyway.
The real shame of all this is that our choice is not much choice at all. John Kerry is not a great candidate and, even with all that is in evidence against the Bush group, can muster no better than 50% of the vote it seems. Nevertheless, one must hold one’s nose tightly and go with Kerry this time for the sole reason that he is not Bush. This opportunity to oust the neocon influence can not be passed up. Besides, a Kerry administration will be kept on a short leash after all and perhaps the damage that has already been done can be somewhat mitigated during his 4 years. Maybe, just maybe, a real candidate to represent this potentially great nation will appear by 2008. We can only hope. In any event, it is very apparent that Bush has to go. He and Cheney along with their administration, from Ashcroft to Rice to Rumsfeld to Wolfowitz, must go far away from the ability to infect the policies of the U.S.
Thank you Ron Reagan for saying it better than most. Your comments should be required reading for the informed voter. Keep up the good work.
Excellent analysis on the Bush administration. Yes, it is imperative for the good of America and the World that the Bush regime be removed from power. Sad to have to wait until November for the vote and wait further until January 20, 2005 for transfer of power to the new president, but so be it; since impeachment proceedings would take at least that long anyway.
The real shame of all this is that our choice is not much choice at all. John Kerry is not a great candidate and, even with all that is in evidence against the Bush group, can muster no better than 50% of the vote it seems. Nevertheless, one must hold one’s nose tightly and go with Kerry this time for the sole reason that he is not Bush. This opportunity to oust the neocon influence can not be passed up. Besides, a Kerry administration will be kept on a short leash after all and perhaps the damage that has already been done can be somewhat mitigated during his 4 years. Maybe, just maybe, a real candidate to represent this potentially great nation will appear by 2008. We can only hope. In any event, it is very apparent that Bush has to go. He and Cheney along with their administration, from Ashcroft to Rice to Rumsfeld to Wolfowitz, must go far away from the ability to infect the policies of the U.S.
Thank you Ron Reagan for saying it better than most. Your comments should be required reading for the informed voter. Keep up the good work.