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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 2004
Page
9
A reader argues that President Bush misrepresented Senator Kerry on Iraq votes and motives. The piece asserts Kerry never endorsed Bush’s 2003 invasion and accuses Bush of misleading statements about the war and Kerry’s position.
A Cedar Rapids reader Bernard Smith voices opposition to a second Bush term urging voters to reject four more years and avoid trusting him to tell the truth.
Jerrold L. Gilmore of Iowa City attacks President Bush’s tax policy as favoring the wealthy and shifting the burden to the middle class and self employed. He cites Kerry’s roll back proposal and warns tax policy links to deficits and war.
An individual expresses disillusionment with President Bush and uncertainty about safety after 9 11. The writer supports John Kerry and John Edwards, urges voting, and argues for renewed American ideals and diplomatic approach.
Critics argue Bush promotes abortion limits while Texas leads in executions during his governorship and wars unfold in Iraq and potentially Iran. They claim the stance is a political wedge and point to casualties and the absence of coffin photos for display.
Dennis Barrier urges voters to support Kerry Edwards citing job losses in Iowa and rising health costs. He attacks President Bush and his cabinet, contrasts honesty and integrity with what he calls deception, and urges serious consideration before casting a pivotal ballot.
A 34 year old activist urges support for John Kerry and the Democratic Party. He criticizes Republicans as deceptive and claims they misuse claims of family values and justify war while calling for national rebuilding and unity. He argues for infrastructure reform and national prosperity.
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