News No More Pres. Bush: 2004 Election & His Tax Cut

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The discussion centers around the 2004 election and critiques of President Bush's policies, particularly his tax cuts, which are seen as favoring the wealthy. Participants express concern that Bush's campaign will exploit national tragedies like 9/11 for political gain, while some argue that the improving economy may secure his re-election. There are fears regarding the potential collapse of the Democratic Party due to its perceived failures, with suggestions that it may need to reform to remain viable. The conversation also touches on the broader implications of a two-party system, with calls for a shift towards more diverse political representation. Ultimately, the debate highlights deep divisions in political perspectives and the impact of economic and security issues on voter behavior.
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The democrats want to tax the living sh*t out of all of us. They only give lip service to the poor. Their real aim is to subjugate us all with oppression, to tax us so hard we become subsistant upon the government, unable to live w/o the handouts of OUR OWN MONEY
NO! The military contractors will be mooching off of OUR tax money with no limit. YOU think this is about democrats vs. republicans but it is not. It's just about naked exploitation and lies to cover theft. If you're making up to 13 bucks an hour, you don't get no $1000/child credit so vaunted by our glorious leader.
You must know that Republicans are more notorious for raising taxes than any other group except communists.
 
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It seems interesting that the only defence we have for the president is irrational fear as to what the democrats would do. Speaks a lot about the two party system...
 
  • #53
Two WHAT system?
 
  • #54
You know what two parties!

The radical fundamentalist Christian Republicans, and the centrist republicans who we currently call 'democrats'.
 
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