Wednesday, October 20, 2004
CHENEY SAYS AMERICA MAY BE SUBJECT TO GOD'S WRATH
By Tweed
Keeping up their attacks on Senator John Kerry, the Bush campaign, through prime mover Vice President Dick Cheney, has suggested that America may suffer God's wrath if Senator Kerry is elected. These comments follow closely on the heals of Mr. Cheney's allegations that should Senator Kerry be elected, we run the risk of a nuclear attack from terrorists.
Cheney During a Meet the Press Interview
"The presidency of Senator Kerry," intoned Cheney, "will result in the destruction of our world through the will of God."
But Cheney's comments came at a time when the campaign was sending mixed messages. While Cheney was warning of global destruction, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, shedding his warrior image, talked today a great deal about the peace that is slowly coming to Iraq. "We don't want to fight. We don't want to kill. We just want everyone to get along - that's our message to the world."
Rumsfeld Looking on the Brighter Side
The dual signals from the campaign marred Bush's efforts to thwart Senator Kerry's attacks on the president regarding social security and national security; and increasing concerns that Mr. Bush is simply not capable of handling the job. The president tried an end of the day press conference to smooth over an otherwise lackluster day. Seeking to reintroduce a martial spirit in the campaign, to remind voters of who was really in charge, he shunned his patented light blue tie and dark blue suit for a military uniform supplied by Rumsfeld.
Bush, Flanked by Cheney and Rumsfeld, During a Recent Press Conference
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By Tweed
Keeping up their attacks on Senator John Kerry, the Bush campaign, through prime mover Vice President Dick Cheney, has suggested that America may suffer God's wrath if Senator Kerry is elected. These comments follow closely on the heals of Mr. Cheney's allegations that should Senator Kerry be elected, we run the risk of a nuclear attack from terrorists.
Cheney During a Meet the Press Interview
"The presidency of Senator Kerry," intoned Cheney, "will result in the destruction of our world through the will of God."
But Cheney's comments came at a time when the campaign was sending mixed messages. While Cheney was warning of global destruction, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, shedding his warrior image, talked today a great deal about the peace that is slowly coming to Iraq. "We don't want to fight. We don't want to kill. We just want everyone to get along - that's our message to the world."
Rumsfeld Looking on the Brighter Side
The dual signals from the campaign marred Bush's efforts to thwart Senator Kerry's attacks on the president regarding social security and national security; and increasing concerns that Mr. Bush is simply not capable of handling the job. The president tried an end of the day press conference to smooth over an otherwise lackluster day. Seeking to reintroduce a martial spirit in the campaign, to remind voters of who was really in charge, he shunned his patented light blue tie and dark blue suit for a military uniform supplied by Rumsfeld.
Bush, Flanked by Cheney and Rumsfeld, During a Recent Press Conference
