Monthly Archives: October 2004

Something odd happened at work the other day. I was talking to a coworker who is a fairly serious Kerry supporter. We’ve been working together for years, get along just fine and rarely talk about politics. However, given the current … Continue reading →

At the second presidential debate earlier this month, Mr. Kerry said he was more attuned to international concerns on Iraq than President Bush, citing his meeting with the entire Security Council. “This president hasn’t listened. I went to meet with … Continue reading →

The only 180 John Kerry hasn’t accomplished in his litany of flip-flops throughout his campaign is Standard Form 180, the paperwork necessary for the complete release of his military records from the Department of Defense repository. The Kerry campaign and … Continue reading →

On 10-22 The producers of the documentary ‘Stolen Honor’ told the Washington Times that they would be releasing a free copy of the program. It is a 13mb WMV file that obviously isn’t the best quality. it can be found … Continue reading →

There can be no denying that much has been made of John Kerry’s Vietnam service. It’s usually mentioned along with the notion that George Bush ‘only’ served in the air national guard. This was brought to my attention yet again … Continue reading →

The first Libertarian Party candidate for president, who ran for the nation’s highest office in 1972, has issued an open letter to fellow party members urging them to vote for President Bush on Tuesday. Besides running for the White House, … Continue reading →

This is the one. This is the issue that finally pushed me off the fence into the Bush camp. Mainly because I actually fell for it for a bit. Actually, its more of a ‘final straw’ than a single compelling … Continue reading →

Bob Woodward At the end of last year, during 3 1/2 hours of interviews over two days, I asked President Bush hundreds of detailed questions about his actions and decisions during the 16-month run-up to the war in Iraq. His … Continue reading →

Is it just me or is John Kerry trying to make himself look and sound more like Bush the closer we get to the election? First we have this: “I will bring my faith with me to the White House … Continue reading →

From the Wall Street Journal “Every one of the proposals I’ve talked about tonight [Al Gore has] called a risky scheme over and over again. It is the sum of his message, the politics of the roadblock, the philosophy of … Continue reading →

This November, as many as 50 million Americans could vote for president using some form of electronic touch-screen system, the vast majority of which have been designed by McKinney, Texas-based Diebold Election Systems. That has some IT and security researchers … Continue reading →

The oldest came home from school yesterday (she’s in 3rd grade) and it was apparent she was pretty upset. Mom asked her what was wrong. oldest: ‘Who are you voting for for President?’ mom: ‘President Bush, why?’ oldest: ‘You can’t … Continue reading →

I mean come on… not only is he not wearing the helmet (carrying it doesn’t count) but he’s riding the bike while TALKING ON HIS CELL PHONE. Then again, he’s probably talking to someone trying to put together a plan … Continue reading →