Is there a difference?
Millions of Christians and conservatives continue to labor under the delusion that G.W. Bush is a conservative. The truth is there is very little difference between his policies and those of his Democratic rival, John Kerry.
In his review of the book The Bush Betrayal by James Bovard, columnist Bob Barr writes, "The fact is, the records of these two presidents, Democrat Bill Clinton and Republican George W. Bush, are much more alike than either man would likely feel comfortable admitting."
(Go here to read Mr. Barr's full review:)
On most matters of substance, there is hardly any difference in the policies of President G.W. Bush and Bill Clinton or John Kerry.
Consider:
The list could go on almost without end.
James Bovard and Bob Barr are correct: America has been betrayed by President George W. Bush! Mr. Bush has proved himself unfaithful to virtually every precept of conservative, constitutional principles. As such, a John Kerry presidency would be no worse. In fact, it might even be better as conservatives would suddenly have their blinders removed and might actually start acting like conservatives again.
Of course, the best alternative would be to elect a true constitutional conservative as President. And the only such candidate for this year's election who meets that criteria is Michael Peroutka of the Constitution Party.
If you choose to vote for G.W. Bush, go ahead, but please don't delude yourself into thinking that by doing so you are voting for something dramatically different from that of the Democratic candidate, because you aren't. You are merely voting to continue the failed and fallacious policies of the liberal establishment which controls both major parties.
This is an extract from Chuck Baldwin Live.
God • Family • Republic
In his review of the book The Bush Betrayal by James Bovard, columnist Bob Barr writes, "The fact is, the records of these two presidents, Democrat Bill Clinton and Republican George W. Bush, are much more alike than either man would likely feel comfortable admitting."
(Go here to read Mr. Barr's full review:)
On most matters of substance, there is hardly any difference in the policies of President G.W. Bush and Bill Clinton or John Kerry.
Consider:
- Both Bush and Kerry support "civil unions" for homosexuals.
- Both Bush and Kerry support extending the Clinton Gun Ban.
- Both Bush and Kerry support expanding the size and scope of the federal government. Bush has actually outspent every Democratic president since Lyndon Johnson.
- Both Bush and Kerry support NAFTA, GATT, the WTO, and the FTAA.
- Neither Bush nor Kerry has any intentions of making abortion-on-demand illegal.
And while we are on the subject of abortion, President G.W. Bush signed legislation in 2002 that increased funding for International Family Planning to the tune of $480.5 million making this Republican-led administration the biggest supporter of international baby butchery in U.S. history. That is not to mention the millions of
dollars that Bush has approved for America's largest abortion provider, Planned Parenthood.
Recently, many "pro-lifers" heaped voluminous praise upon Mr. Bush when he decided to withhold a miniscule (by comparison) $34 million in federal funds from UNFPA (a UN abortion agency in China). What these ignorant (or deluded) "pro-lifers" failed to notice was that Bush redirected that $34 million to USAID Child Survival Health Program Fund. This fund includes money for "forecasting, purchasing, and supplying contraceptive commodities and other materials necessary for reproductive health programs."
In other words, all President Bush did was play the old shell game by taking $34 million from one pro-abortion agency and giving it to another pro-abortion agency. As American Life League President Judy Brown said, "These 'contraceptive commodities' are nothing but abortion-inducing chemicals that kill the very children that the fund claims to help." - Both Bush and Kerry supported the removal of Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore for upholding his oath of office to acknowledge God by resisting an unlawful order by federal judge Myron Thompson to remove a monument of the Ten Commandments from the Alabama Judicial Building in Montgomery.
- Both Bush and Kerry are strong supporters of the United Nations.
- Both Bush and Kerry support granting illegal aliens amnesty.
- Both Bush and Kerry support a "one China" policy.
- Both Bush and Kerry support "outsourcing" American jobs overseas.
- Both Bush and Kerry support the creation of a federal police state with the creation and expansion of the Patriot Acts and the Department of Homeland Security.
In fact, when President G.W. Bush addressed the UN last year, he said the reason he ordered U.S. troops to invade Iraq was for the purpose of supporting "the peace and credibility of the United Nations."
The list could go on almost without end.
James Bovard and Bob Barr are correct: America has been betrayed by President George W. Bush! Mr. Bush has proved himself unfaithful to virtually every precept of conservative, constitutional principles. As such, a John Kerry presidency would be no worse. In fact, it might even be better as conservatives would suddenly have their blinders removed and might actually start acting like conservatives again.
Of course, the best alternative would be to elect a true constitutional conservative as President. And the only such candidate for this year's election who meets that criteria is Michael Peroutka of the Constitution Party.
If you choose to vote for G.W. Bush, go ahead, but please don't delude yourself into thinking that by doing so you are voting for something dramatically different from that of the Democratic candidate, because you aren't. You are merely voting to continue the failed and fallacious policies of the liberal establishment which controls both major parties.
This is an extract from Chuck Baldwin Live.
God • Family • Republic
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