The United States has become mired in a low-intensity guerrilla war that has taken more lives since the mission was declared to be accomplished than before.
But for tax cuts to stimulate economic activity quickly and efficiently they should go to people who will spend the extra money. Since it is official policy not to deport terrorism suspects, it is unclear what legitimate anti-terror purpose these secret hearings serve. His leadership, with John McCain, of the bipartisan effort to put to rest the toxic debate over Vietnam-era P.
The arrests have continued, but eventually the Administration simply stopped saying how many people were and are being held. His leadership, with John McCain, of the bipartisan effort to put to rest the toxic debate over Vietnam-era P. For now, as citizens, we hope for his victory.
The United States has become mired in a low-intensity guerrilla war that has taken more lives since the mission was declared to be accomplished than before.
At least as reprehensible is the way that foreign nationals living in the United States have been treated.
He made no such effort.
The failed armed intervention in Somalia and the successful ones in the Balkans are other examples. Before this war, we had persuaded ourselves and the world that our military might was effectively infinite. While Bush has pandered relentlessly to the narrowest urges of his base, Kerry has sought to appeal broadly to the American center.
The Taliban has regrouped in eastern and southern regions. More recently, the Administration proposed new rules that would significantly weaken controls on mercury emissions from power plants. The toll of Iraqi dead and wounded is of an order of magnitude greater than the American. In a time of primitive partisanship, he has exhibited a fundamentally undogmatic temperament.
Bush has said more than once that Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas are his favorite justices. American military deaths have mounted to more than a thousand, a number that underplays the real level of suffering: among the eight thousand wounded are many who have been left seriously maimed.
About others there are legitimate concerns. Nowhere has his solipsism been more damaging than in the case of Iraq. Since it is official policy not to deport terrorism suspects, it is unclear what legitimate anti-terror purpose these secret hearings serve. And for many voters the desire to see the damage arrested is reason enough to vote for John Kerry.
American military deaths have mounted to more than a thousand, a number that underplays the real level of suffering: among the eight thousand wounded are many who have been left seriously maimed. He lives and works within a self-created bubble of faith-based affirmation.
As for the second two, if the wishes behind them do someday come true, it may not be clear that the invasion of Iraq was a help rather than a hindrance.
As observers, reporters, and commentators we will hold him to the highest standards of honesty and performance.
He made no such effort.
The United States has become mired in a low-intensity guerrilla war that has taken more lives since the mission was declared to be accomplished than before. As for the second two, if the wishes behind them do someday come true, it may not be clear that the invasion of Iraq was a help rather than a hindrance. Still, the rich do better, to put it mildly.
Again, he brushed the opportunity aside, choosing to use the political capital handed to him by Osama bin Laden to push through more elements of his unmandated domestic program.
He is plainly the better choice.
He made no such effort. And for many voters the desire to see the damage arrested is reason enough to vote for John Kerry.
Our experience with them is long.
He made no such effort. That insistence is a measure of his character.
This extraordinary outpouring provided Bush with a second opportunity to create something like a government of national unity.