Not even the conservative newspaper of Crawford, TX is willing to support GWBush!!!

The hometown newspaper of GWBush in Crawford, TX--the Lone Star Iconoclast--has endorsed John Kerry for President this year. Four years ago the newspaper endorsed Bush because the promises he made to the country better fit their expectations as a conservative news organization, but they say that his policies have not matched his promises. They argue that based upon the records of the two candidates, Kerry is the only choice.

Kerry's voting record is enviable and echoes that of many Bush allies who are aghast at how the Bush administration has destroyed the American economy. Compared to Bush on economic issues, Kerry would be an arch-conservative, providing for Americans first. He has what it takes to right our wronged economy.

The re-election of George W. Bush would be a mandate to continue on our present course of chaos. We cannot afford to double the debt that we already have. We need to be moving in the opposite direction.

John Kerry has 30 years of experience looking out for the American people and can navigate our country back to prosperity and re-instill in America the dignity she so craves and deserves. He has served us well as a highly decorated Vietnam veteran and has had a successful career as a district attorney, lieutenant governor, and senator.

Kerry has a positive vision for America, plus the proven intelligence, good sense, and guts to make it happen.

When conservative journalists in the President's home state cannot justify his re-election, how can anyone else in America do so? A vote for Bush today is a vote against economic stability. A vote for Bush today is a vote against sound foreign policy. A vote for Bush today can only be justified based on a poorly reasoned emotional position that cannot benefit the future of this country. The Bush administration is filled with neo-conservative idealogues who have no interest in representing the economic, health, and security concerns of middle- and lower-income families. This administration, regardless of its rhetoric, has proven itself to be concerned only about upper-income individuals, large corporations, pharmaceutical companies, and the oil business. As John Kerry likes to quote the Epistle of James, "faith without works is dead, being alone"--that is, don't listen to the words, look at the deeds!!! I am glad to see that the Crawford newspaper has learned its lesson; let us hope that more Americans have. WAKE UP! VOTE FOR CHANGE! VOTE FOR KERRY!!!