Letter to the Editor
Saddam Hussein was convicted today and sentenced to hang but you won't see Republicans cheering about it. That's because Saddam's conviction draws attention to the fact that Iraq is worse off now than it was under a brutal dictator. No one is bring out the "Mission Accomplished" banner this time.
Letter to the Editor
When it comes down to it this election comes down to turnout. It's about who wants it more. If people who want a higher minimum wage shows up to vote they will get it. If Black people turn out then life will get better for black people. If students turn out then Congress with pass laws helping the afford college. If old people turn out then they won't lose their social security. If military families turn out then maybe less of your family members will be needlessly killed in Iraq. If the people who want peace turn out then we will have peace. But if you stay home and you don't vote then the other side wins. Victory is at hand and all you have to do is get out and vote to make it happen.
Letter to the Editor
When it comes to a choice between Democrats and Republicans the question is, are you better off than you were 6 years ago? The Republicans have given Bush the power of a king so this election is really about Bush and Iraq. Are going to stay the course in Iraq or are we going to figure out a solution. Bush says the "our plan is to win" but what he doesn't understand is that winning is a goal, not a plan. Everyone wants to win, but Bush has no plan as to HOW to win. This election is about the future and the Democrats are the light at the end of the tunnel.