From: schroede@bnlux1.bnl.gov (gary l. schroeder)
Subject: Re: Endorsement
Keywords: Endorse Bush US Senate female Pro-Choice
Organization: Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY 11973
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1992 20:01:56 GMT

In article <galluzjj.714782156@craft.camp.clarkson.edu> galluzjj@craft.camp.clarkson.edu (Darkwing Duck) writes:

>I have been working this summer as the Field Director for
>Jean T. White, one of only two women running for the US
>Senate in the country.  She is the only pro-choice female
>running for the upper chamber.

And.....?


>  I went to Houston to the 
>Convention undecided having supported Buchanan in my home
>state of New Hampshire and then Perot when he entered the 
>race.  I made it clear that I would endorse either of the
>two major candidates when I had heard both convention speeches.


Buchanan's speech at the RNC conclusively proved to me that the guy's a
neo-fascist.    


>After hearing the speeches,  I have decided to stick with
>my Republican beliefs.  I was raised in the Great State of
>New Hampshire with the belief of family, lower taxes and a
>strong feeling against big government.

Are you implying that Democrats do not believe in the concept of Family?
I guess Bush must not share your Republican beliefs in lower taxes,
seeing how he raised them shortly into his term.  As for a preference
for smaller government, I don't see the federal government shrinking
under Republican rule.


>  It is with this that
>I endorse George Herbert Walker Bush for another four years
>as President of the United States and J. Danforth Quayle as
>the Vice-President.

Even if you feel G H W Bush is qualified to lead us for another four
years, why would you support Quayle?  _This_ is the guy you'd like to
see become president should Bush die?  The man is an open embarassment
to the nation.  When he speaks, I cringe waiting for him to gracefully
slip his foot into his mouth right on cue. 


Just for the record, I supported Bush in the last election.  Given the
alternative of Dukakis, what choice did we have?  My thinking has
changed a lot in the last four years, mostly due to the fact that Bush
has shown me _nothing_.  He has failed on nearly every campaign promise
he ever made.  Taxes, education, environment, gun control.  Failures
all.  rather than assume responsability for his administration, he
prefers to deflect blame to the Congress.  It's not my fault!  It's
them!  Waa.  Waah.  What ever happened to "the buck stops here"?

Instead of proposing plans, he prefers to conduct "crisis management".
He is perpetually in a response mode, never a pro-active one.  Give us a
course, for goodness sake, a direction of some kind.  Not this "dealing
with it when we come to the bridge" approach.


>I urge all undecided voters to vote for the President and
>to make the tough change -- vote out Congress!  If you have
>any questions on my position feel free to write.  I welcome
>discussion.

Voting out Congess is a start that I can agree with you on.
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