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Finally, we will endure the War on Terror, and spread democracy to the oppressed peoples of the world. The world will find itself more safe and secure in four years time through the steady and perhaps even aggressive leadership of our president...
...fair, his appeal among Evangelicals was not the only reason Bush won. Some people viewed him as being stronger than Kerry on the war against terror. However, the fact that the country remains so strongly divided does not mean that Bush has won any sort of mandate through his victory...
...five votes in the Senate, it is disconcerting that the president feels that he has a mandate to pursue highly controversial issues that were not fully discussed at the national level. People voted overwhelmingly for Bush because he seemed to have strong moral convictions and a tough stance on terror, not because they necessarily agreed with his positions on the tax code and social security. These issues were marginalized during the campaigns and the debates, which focused on health care, education, the war on terror, social issues and Iraq. Bush must reach across party lines and begin bridging...
ZOLLARS The situation with the election, high oil prices, terror and other uncertainties tends to make people nervous. So that might explain the weak stock market and why long-term interest rates have been falling. But from the data we look at, the economy continues to expand pretty well. Our retail and manufacturing business is strong. We're moving a lot of stuff ahead of the holidays. Our retailer customers include Wal-Mart and Home Depot, and they continue to show expanded shipping patterns and plenty of inventory building. They expect a good holiday season...
Secondly, Israel is already demonized and seen as a proxy of the Bush administration in much of the Middle East and Europe. Therefore, continuing support for Bush’s War on Terror as-is only serves to deepen the anti-Americanism that almost instantly turns into anti-Israel sentiment and action. The insistence that the two countries join at the hip benefits neither. The increasingly mobilized anti-Israel and anti-American movements are not responding to the same stimuli. As distinct countries with distinct histories and locations, Israel and the United States deserve to be analyzed and understood...