NEW CAMPAGIN WARNS OF BUSH DRAFT

[lfs5]

Washington DC—A major national campaign was launched today to warn voters of the dangers of the draft under a second Bush administration. The campaign, “Bush and the Draft” (www.BushAndTheDraft.com), began with the release of a hard hitting TV ad that demands to know how George Bush will find the troops he needs to keep America safe.

If you're hitting the message boards with pro-Kerry appeals, you'll also run across some interesting stuff you can come back here and post!

[AndyTiedye]

1. They're Welcome to Copy my Bumper Sticker

[TexasSissy]

3. Great bumper sticker! Where'dja get it?

[AndyTiedye]

6. I did a couple of different ones on makestickers.com

They use some of their standard templates, so you could order up
a bunch if you want. If you want one or two, I could supply.

[TexasSissy]

2. I saw it here in Texas! Yeeee-ha! We have seen very little

anti-Bush campaigning here, since we're obviously red. So yee-ha that we have something to counter the Bush national ads that we've been seeing.

This could help shore up the popular vote! This was a great commercial, too, by the way! It was by a 527 group I've not heard of before.

[snowbear]

4. I just saw that ad about 30 minutes ago....

and I'm in the frozen north!! :o

I thought it was great btw.. ;)

[Triana]

5. He doesn't need those troops to 'keep america safe'..

...he wants them to fight his wars of domination and power. His war(s) have nothing to do with keeping America safe.

We need a great military, no doubt. But, George W. Bush's wars have nothing to do with protecting this country. They have everything to do with weilding military might, power, and domination over other countries so as to control their natural resources - the first one: oil.

If he is re-elected, there will be a draft to help him with those efforts. Keeping America safe isn't even on the man's agenda, folks. His agenda is about power, domination, control, and making profits for himself and his business friends (such as the Saudies, for instance, and the Carlyle Group).

Just wanted to point that out...