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Reason To Vote For Bush
On September 11th, 2001, the world changed when a band of terrorists hijacked four airplanes, crashing two into the twin towers of the World Trade Center, and a third into the Pentagon, killing thousands of people, and injuring many more.
America went to war, liberating Afghanistan, where the masterminds of the attack hid and trained their army of murdering thugs, and then liberated Iraq, freeing a people that lived under the brutal regime of Saddam Hussein and his minions, a dictator who provided aide and comfort to terrorist organizations.
President Bush has made it clear that his intent is to "stay the course" and complete the mission at hand, spreading democracy in the Middle East.
On the other hand, John Kerry has said he wants to return to a time when terrorism is nothing more than a nuisance, the kind of thing that happens to other people, in other places, but not to Americans.
On April 12, 1985, Libyan terrorists blew up a restaurant just outside of Madrid that was popular with the American military community. Although they failed to kill Americans, 18 Spaniards lost their lives in the attack; one victim was the cousin of a friend of mine (his wife is Spanish). There was a number of Americans among the 82 who were injured, including a couple of guys from my unit. This was one of many attacks on Americans, and a personal one for me.
To these people, as with the victims of 9/11, and all victims of terrorist attacks, terrorism is NOT a nuisance. It is an act of evil. If we do not stay the course, then this evil will grow in strength and spread like the malignant virus that it is.