Two Endorsements and 100 Facts
The Nation endorsed John Kerry for President
While considerably to the left of John Kerry, and therefore showing some reluctance to endorse him, the Nation acknowledged the need to remove George Bush. In another article they provided 100 Facts on George Bush which provide ample reason to send him back to Crawford. The article contains multiple links to additional articles. A pdf version is also available which might make a useful campaign handout.
Perhaps as an example of John Kerry's centrist appeal, in addition to receiving this endorsement from The Nation, with reservations from the left, Kerry also received an endorsement from The New Republic, despite thier reservations for more conservative reasons.
While considerably to the left of John Kerry, and therefore showing some reluctance to endorse him, the Nation acknowledged the need to remove George Bush. In another article they provided 100 Facts on George Bush which provide ample reason to send him back to Crawford. The article contains multiple links to additional articles. A pdf version is also available which might make a useful campaign handout.
Perhaps as an example of John Kerry's centrist appeal, in addition to receiving this endorsement from The Nation, with reservations from the left, Kerry also received an endorsement from The New Republic, despite thier reservations for more conservative reasons.
posted by Ron Chusid at 8:54 PM
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The difference between the Vietnam war and the Iraq War is Bush knew how to get out of the Vietnam War.
The respected journal, The Guardian, of Great Britain, has also endorsed John Kerry.
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