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[Nicholas_J]

I just read an article ini a small source called the Moderate Independent, which gives a rather concise analysis of several factors about Kerry's platform which will eventually lead to his winning the election. One is that he actually has revealed real plans for creating jobs and dealing with the economy, while Bush is still insisting that we wait to see how well his tax cuts improve the economy, and a key factor, that there is no way we can bomb our way to energy independence which will have to remain the nation policy as long as the president's energy policy is so closely linked to keeping middle eastern oils as a large poriton of the nations energy sources.
Plus the fact that Bush has absolutely NO platform adressing environmental concerns.


KERRY’S SECRET WEAPON
His “’A’-Bomb” Policy Will Leave President Bush Defenseless And Done
by Ben F. Terton

March 25, 2004 – It’s no secret, and yet it is flying below the radar.

Kerry has been giving feints that his campaign will be one of criticizing Bush on Iraq and promoting his own middle-class tax cuts. The Bush campaign expects to paint Kerry as weak for not supporting defense spending and as a big-taxer who will roll back their tax cuts and, somehow by doing that, kill the economy.

We at The Moderate Independent are sorry to inform you, but this will in no way be the shape of the debate this election. President Bush will be disarmed, assailed and completely unable to defend himself, against the Kerry campaign centerpiece that the Senator’s camp has been holding under their cloaks so far in the campaign.

While President Bush can boast of spending and shooting, Kerry will be clearly able to show only he has an actual plan to solve the problems in the Middle East – and a plan the whole nation knows President Bush never could or would implement.

While President Bush can say, “Give my tax cuts more time,” John Kerry will be able to concretely and clearly demonstrate he has a plan to greatly increase the wealth of America and create a massive bounty of new jobs.

http://www.moderateindependent.com/v2i4abomb.html


I thought it was a rather interesting analysis from independents.
What think the rest of you?