Letter to the Editor
Clinton said, "I did not have sex with that woman." Reverend Ted Haggard said, "I did not have sex with that man." Clinton said that he smoked pot but he "didn't inhale". Reverend Haggard said he bought Meth but he didn't snort it. The more things change the more they stay the same.
If you haven't seen the HBO special "Hacking Democracy" here's some
links to exerpts of the video. Feel free to pass them around.
http://video.lisarein.com/hbo/hackingdemocracy/hbo-hackingdemocracy-1.mov
http://video.lisarein.com/hbo/hackingdemocracy/hbo-hackingdemocracy-2.mov
http://video.lisarein.com/hbo/hackingdemocracy/hbo-hackingdemocracy-3.mov
Letter to the Editor
Bush was for "stay the course" before he was against it. Last week he said, "We've never been stay the course." Did Bush "cut and run" from "stay the course"? Now it seems he's back. He's sticking with Rumsfield and Cheney says, Bush is going "full speed ahead" with stay the course. The only problem is that Bush doesn't have a course to stay. Bush says Democrats have no plan, but it clear than Bush has no plan and is flip flopping on sticking with it.
Letter to the Editor
On Monday all four independent military papers, the Army Time, the Navy Times, The Marine Corp Times, and The Air Force Times, are coming out against Bush. A day before the election they are calling for Rumsfield to Resign. That are saying with a single voice that, "Regardless of which party wins Nov. 7, the time has come, Mr. President, to face the hard bruising truth: Donald Rumsfield must go." These independent papers can speak freely where those serving in the military can not. The military is crying out for the voters help and they want you to vote Republicans out. If you support the troops then listen to them now. Rumsfield must go.