Bush Won October 8th debate
BUSHWONTWO
On October 8th, 2004 the one important debate question was asked
by Daniel ....
DANIEL is asking President Bush ...
Mr. President, scince we continue to police the world,
how do you intend to maintain our military presence without
reinstituting a draft ????
Then Bush said ..
Yeah, great question. Thanks.
I hear theres rumors on the Internets
that were going to have a draft. Were not
going to have a draft, period. The
All Volunteer Army works. It works particularly
when we pay our troops well, it works when we make sure
theyve got housing, like we have done in the last
military budgets. An All volunteer army is best suited
to fight the new wars of the 21st century, which is to be
specialized and to find these people as they hide arround
the world. We dont need mass armies anymore ...
Forget all this talk about a draft.
Were not going to have a draft so long
as Im the president.
With this one answer, President George Bush won the debate on
October 8th 2004 and is officially eligible for victory in the
November 2,2004 election. Please remember to vote.
He mentioned Internets.
On one of the Internets there is an article in which
There is an example of a young boy
who could not claim an individual conscientious objector exemption
from the draft because that would cause the drafting and hurting
and killing of another American boy to replace him
in total violation of conscientious objector ethics
http://www.la.indymedia.org/news/2004/01/100947_comment.php#SIMON29
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KERRYNEEDSTO
John Kerry is currently in third place behind both President
George Bush and Libertarian candidate Michael Badnarik.
Michael Badnarik also opposes the U.S. military draft.
If John Kerry wants to continue to run for president he needs to
prove that he is against resuming the military draft by using
his current postion as U.S. senator to introduce a bill into the
U.S. senate to shut down the U.S. selective service website and
terminate all selective service registration activities and
completely abolish the entire selective service system. Only then
can we be sure that Senator John Kerry is not already planning
on reinstating the U.S. military draft.
After getting rid of selective service registration Senator John
Kerry can help the economy by requiring government agencies
such as NASA and the military and their subcontractors to do all
of their computer programming work inside the United States
instead of outsourcing skilled computer programming jobs.
It is unfair for students to spend time and effort in college
and then find out after graduating that their skilled
computer programming job has been outsourced. During the debate
John Kerry admitted that he had no plan to reduce outsourcing.
The one candidate who advocates advanced math classes and
has expressed support for higher education in speeches
is George Bush.
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What John Kerry needs to do to catch up

There is currently a tie between George Bush

and Michael Badnarik.

Michael Badnarik is the first candidate to

express opposition to the U.S. military draft

on his website. His opposition to the

military draft is after his opposition to the war

in Iraq Article at.

http://badnarik.org/plans_wariniraq.php

Michael Badnarik is the only candidate who

will promply end the war in Iraq.

John Kerry wants to increase the number

of troops on the ground possibly to the

extent of Lyndon Johnson and John Kerry might

bring back the military draft.

Both Michael Badnarik and George Bush have

expressed opposition to the draft and would

not be likely to use it at all.

Michael Badnarik and George Bush are tied

for first place and John Kerry is in third

place at the beginning of October 13th 2004.

A good tie breaker would be to pressure

congress to abolish selective service registration.

Bush and Badnarik will definitely not use a draft

and even John Kerry has not stated support

for a draft.

Scince there is no draft (especially if Bush

or Badnarik wins) why do we need a registration

for it??

I hope that at least one of the candidates will

push congress into abolishing selective service

registration so that the tie might be broken so it

is possible to vote for just one presidential

candidate

Eric Matteson ericmatteson2003november@hotmail.com

Michael Badnarik achieved first place status

on Sunday October 24,2004 by pledging to

veto funding for the selective service system

in his new article on his website upgrade.

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http://badnarik.org/newsfromthetrail.php?p=1501

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Michael Badnarik is running an internet

campaign for president on a very powerful

website. All voters who have internet access

can read about Michael Badnarik and see that

he is the most qualified candidate out

of the top 3.

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George Bush has strong second place based on

his October 8th pledge to not reinstate the

military draft while still president.

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John Kerry is in distant 3rd place. He shares the

same party as LBJ.

If either Bush or Kerry wants another attempt at

first place they must convince congress to

vote to abolish selective service registration

before the end of October. Michael Badnarik has

raised the standard for victory in November.

Even a registration for a military draft will not

be tolerated.

ericmatteson2003november@hotmail.com

On George Bushes website there is recertification

that the draft will not return while George Bush

is still president.

The confirmation is at

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http://www.georgewbush.com/News/Read.aspx?ID=3941

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George Bush won the debate on October 8th,2004

when he insisted that there will not be a U.S.

military draft while he remains president.

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Eric Matteson