This is a reprint from the Wall Street Journal. What is the Kerry Persuasion? For starters, it is not radical. Nothing in Mr. Kerry's record as Senator or as Democratic nominee gives us reason to suspect that as President he would seek dramatically to alter the basic contours of American life. On the economy, that means no HillaryCare, no Smoot-Hawley protectionism, and probably no Kyoto Protocol. On military issues, it's a safe bet Mr. Kerry will do nothing to appear weak on defe...

All this hub-bub about he did this and he did that or what wasn't done that is coming from both sides of the fence needs to stop. Both candidates have good points and bad points, some worse or better than most. I can't say much as I'm as guility as all the rest! But I think we all need to be quiet. Nov 2nd will tell the tale. But I know in my heart what I just said will be iqnored by most. Oh well go figure.

This is reprinted from the Wall Street Journal. BY DANIEL HENNINGER Friday, October 29, 2004 12:01 a.m. EDT Next Tuesday you get to vote for President. Next Wednesday, the lawyers get to decide who won. Why get upset? We've allowed the lawyers to ruin most everything else in American life--from the practice of medicine to the practice of prayer. Might as well let them drive the entire political system over the cliff. "Right now we have 10,000 lawyers out in the battleg...

This is reprinted from the Wall Street Journal. Oil for Food bribery means sanctions against Iraq were doomed to fail. Thursday, October 28, 2004 12:01 a.m. EDT Out on the campaign trail, John Kerry continues to diminish our allies in Iraq and decry President Bush for "rushing" to war without U.N. Security Council approval. But we hope his would-be Secretaries of State, Biden and Holbrooke, are paying attention in private to revelations about the crumbling sanctions regime the...

Reprinted from the Wall Street Journal Man of Conviction Why Bush will win. BY PETE DU PONT Wednesday, October 27, 2004 12:01 a.m. EDT A week ago John Kerry climbed into this year's equivalent of Michael Dukakis's tank--a crisply pressed, fully tailored haute couture hunting suit, capped by an Armani-looking chapeau. The visual impact was Boston-effete and no doubt the last straw for every bluejeaned, layered-jacketed and baseball-capped hunter the Kerry campaign sought to pers...

Running Eagle During a campaign tour of the Apache Nation Wednesday, Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry said he had a plan to increase every Native American's income by $40,000 a year. Senator Kerry refused repeated requests for details of his plan, however. He also told the Apaches that during his Senate career, he has voted YES 9,637 times on every Indian issue ever introduced. Before his departure, the Apache Tribe presented the Presidential candidate a plaque insc...

Ohio Gov. Taft: Four Counties Have More Registrants than Eligible Voters Appearing on CNN's American Morning program Tuesday, Ohio's Republican Governor Bob Taft painted a disturbing picture of widespread vote fraud in his state. Taft told CNN's Bill Hemmer that in four Ohio counties, more people have registered to vote than live in those counties and are of voting age. "We have four counties where you have more voters registered than you have 18 and over population," Taft sa...

A noticable upswing in the economy started about a week ago. Has anyone else noticed the lack of the left complaining about Bush's economic policies? Or is it just my imagination?

This is a very funny commercial which Bill O'Rielly featured on his show. If your a John Kerry fan or voter you might not want to watch this..It might take a while to load. Their server is taking a beating. If it comes up with a servernot responding error, try again later. Link

This is of course an op-ed piece by Victor Davis Hanson from the National Review Online I believe. But it has some insights as to why people don't like John Kerry. Here's a link to the original. Link October 22, 2004, 8:24 a.m. Kerry’s Dilemma Or, how to lose an election. There is a good chance that no matter what Kerry says or does in the final two weeks of this election — barring some major catastrophe in Iraq, a presidential gaffe, or massive voting irregularity — he wil...

Hey people I just found a new blog site that you might find interesting. It's about election laws. Here's a link. Link And for the few who might actually care. The Zogby poll shows Bush opening a lead at 50% to 43%.Here's a little more information. 2000 Final Polls All Wrong - Except ZogbyAs we go down to the wire and watch the daily tracking polls, NewsMax thought we should take a look back at 2000 and review the "final" polls.In almost every case save one, national polls had...

Kerry Rated “F”. . . Fake, Fraud and Second Amendment Phony In The Line Of Fire Kayne Robinson NRA President John Kerry says he’s a hunter. He’s even got the campaign photos to prove it. Kerry says he supports the Second Amendment, but says that you don’t need an AK-47 to hunt deer. The problem is, the Clinton gun ban was not about AK-47s or about any other machine gun. It was the most comprehensive ban ever on self-loading firearms just like those yo...

This is just a quickie. These are the ltest poll figures from the KABA site (Keep And Bear Arms) Thanks for voting Poll Results: For whom will you cast your ballot for President? George Bush 72.5% 1542 votes John Kerry 2.6% 55 votes Ralph Nader 0.5% 10 votes Michael Badnarik 21.0% 447 votes Other 3.4% 73 votes

Vet: Kerry Pressured Me to Lie About Atrocities Dave Eberhart, NewsMax.com Wednesday, Oct. 20, 2004 Vietnam veteran Steve Pitkin claims that John Kerry pressured him to lie in 1971 when he claimed U.S. soldiers engaged in atrocities during the Vietnam War. Pitkin had been a key participant in John Kerry’s infamous “Winter Soldier” hearings of the same year, which concluded that the U.S. military was allegedly engaging in war crimes against the Vietnamese. Story Cont...

I just got these pics and an email from a friend of mine. The story is: this very special Mi-24 helicopter is presently flying in Afghanistan, where it is no doubt causing quite a stir.