| From the editor:  Since this is the last newsletter before the election, it has a more serious tone than usual. I can't find the humor inside of me as I sit and write to you. My birthday is November 3rd. I was born on election day, which I believe has something to due with my passion for the political process. As we go into the voting booth on Tuesday, November 2nd (If your democrat you vote on the 3rd) (maybe a little humor), we need to take a deep breath and think of what's best, not just for us, but our children and grandchildren. Do we really need a change? The UN, network media, and terrorists of the world, would like nothing more than our president defeated. You have to ask why? What do they see in Kerry that will be better for their future? And if it's better for their future, does that make it better for ours? John Kerry has a deep conviction to working in the "world community" at any cost. He believes the only causes worth dying for reside under the UN flag, not the US flag. Working with the world is a noble effort as long as the world understands we will stop at nothing to protect the citizens of this nation. George W. Bush will not consult the world if we need to lead in the effort to protect ourselves. He has a proven track record. Kerry through his votes has shown he will not defend us or our allies without world approval. If we don't have our safety and security, what else matters? If we are constantly worried about terrorists flying into buildings, and blowing up our cities and families, what will life be like for our children? Remember the eerie feeling on that Tuesday morning in September, and the weeks following, how we were bracing for the next attack. We don't want to have to live like that because of policies that do not confront the terrorists where they reside. This is not a nuisance. It is the essence of our freedom. Our economy, our freedom, and our children, depend on the constant preemptive action against terrorists, and their supporters. It is no coincidence that there has not been another terrorist attack on our soil. George Bush and his policies are keeping the terrorists occupied and on the run where they live and breed. He is hunting them down, killing them, and most of all, making them understand, there is no place to run and hide. Is this a policy we want to change? So I ask you to ask yourself - what will the domestic agenda matter if because of a change in our national security policy, a terrorist is able to get a weapon of some devastating sort, into NYC, or LA, or Denver, and wipe out hundreds of thousands of our fellow citizens, or God forbid our family? I argue that we do not need a change. We need the continued resolve of this president for the sake of our country, our economy, our children, and most of all, our survival. I sincerely pray, on behalf of my children, and my family, you vote for our president, George W. Bush. God Bless. Kind Regards, Rich Hand Flounderer and CEO P.S. Please forward this to all of the people you think have forgotten 9/11, are only getting their news from the networks, or are wonderful family people that care about their children's future. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. My Opinion click here... |
| The weeks most interesting A letter from a father of a soldier that may make you cry. Read it before you vote... Bill Clinton wants to head the UN. With John Kerry promising to go to the UN for every military conflict, is a vote for Kerry actually a vote for Clinton? Washington insiders are much more excited about Teresa Heinz as First Lady. She will bring back late nights and the party scene. Is that what we want, to pay more money for these people to party in Washington? I say let's save the money and keep respect in the White House. There's enough partying in Hollywood!
Original music scene & not so original... The "Gazette" Review - Click here to read the entire review!!
Common sense? If you have forgotten please watch this tribute. Thanks. Did you know? This is an article that quotes terrorists in Baghdad and their effort to get John Kerry elected. This should make everyone uncomfortable that these terrorists fear George Bush but think John Kerry is weak. Do you want to help the terrorists elect John Kerry? Fact, fiction, or funny Why vote for Kerry? 1. He will make sure to consult with the UN before every decision our country makes. 2. He will return our troops from Iraq to allow the terrorist to claim victory and to negotiate a possible treaty with them. 3. He will return us to pre 9/11 so we can ignore the threat of terror and get on with the real business of the day like arguing over how much we should raise taxes. 4. He will get the economy going by increasing taxes on the rich. Especially the evil business people that run our small businesses that create those low paying jobs. 5. He will reduce unemployment from it's already historically low level by increasing the minimum wage to $20.00 an hour. 6. He will give everyone free drugs and health care. Just like Canada. We too can wait years for our bi-pass operations but at least it will be free. 7. He will eliminate Talk Radio, Internet Blogs, Political Web Sites, and Fox News since they don't present a fair and balanced view. 8. He will put Ted Kennedy in charge of the ATF. (Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms). 9. He will nominate Bill Clinton to the Supreme court when Rehnquist retires. 10. Al Franken will be his press secretary and Michael Moore will be in charge of the Office of Government Information. Kerry presents a change in all the current evil values we embrace, so make sure to get out there and vote. News from the campaign trail: A little campaign humor from our friend Leslie. Thanks. You have to check out this link to JibJab.com! A great suggestion from my Uncle Richie! Cooking with Clinton!!! They have some hysterical cartoons!
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