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¶ … evening, fellow Americans. Tomorrow the American people will choose their next president. Tonight I will outline some of the key reasons that I should be that president.
In the past months, we have fought hard to bring freedom to Iraq. In the next four years, we must work even harder to bring freedom to the Iraqi people. We must not let terrorists who practice a fringe form of Islamic extremism take away the freedom of the Iraqi people that we have worked so hard to bring to Iraq.
In recent years, a number of local officials and activist judges have tried to redefine marriage in our nation. In this action, these individuals act to change one of the most fundamental institutions of our civilization. To protect this institution, we must enact a constitutional amendment to protect marriage in the United States.
I ask for your continued participation in the American economy. Terrorists may have attacked a symbol of American prosperity, but they have not touched its source or shaken its foundation. As president, I understand that the enterprise and hard work of the American people are the backbone of this prosperity.
The next four years will prove crucial for the education of our children. The No Child Left Behind Act was an important historical education reform enacted to ensure that all American children receive a good education. In the next four years, I will work hard to fulfill the promise of the No Child Left Behind Act.
The war against terror must continue. On September 11th, the enemies of America committed an act of war against American freedom. These enemies brought a war to American soil, and they must be brought to task for this terrible action. America needs a strong leader, a leader who can defend American against this threat. A leader who can defend freedom, and bring justice to our great nation. We must bring justice to our enemies. Through destroying life, the terrorists seek to end our way of life. They must not succeed. We must win this fight. To the other nations of the world, I say either you are with us in this fight, or you are with the terrorists.
For example, he says, "Whatever the dangers of the action we take, the dangers of inaction are far, far greater" (Blair One). Bush's remarks are far harsher and already allude to many of the controversial actions Bush will take to "win the war on terror." He says, "Our response involves far more than instant retaliation and isolated strikes. Americans should not expect one battle, but a lengthy campaign, unlike
Bush's State Of The Union Address Critically analyzing U.S. President George W. Bush's State of the Union Address in 2003, it is evident that the rhetoric of fear dominates his speech. Using the rhetoric fear is the speaker's way of extending to the public that the issue being discussed at hand is not only of great importance to the Bush Administration, but to the whole nation of United States as well.
Bush and Iraq According to the original reasoning behind Bush's war on Iraq, Saddam Hussein's regime posed a terrorist threat to the free world, however (subsequent to evidence emerging in the press that this threat was exaggerated, if not fabricated) in more recent statements the Bush administration has strongly implied that the war was justified not on the basis of freeing the world of terrorists but because Hussein was a brutal
The new hospital is absolutely necessary. Our community is growing. We cannot afford to rely on outmoded facilities in a hospital with insufficient beds. Our runoff is handled by the Bendalong Regional Hospital but we cannot continue imposing our public health burdens on them. I urge you Bilby residents to think about the future of our community, and what your children have to look forward to in terms of
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Proponents of stem-cell research believe that it may be the secret to curing infertility, genetic imperfection and neurological degeneration, and on the premise of this supposition, have lobbied vigorously to prevent legislation that would protect embryos from harvest and use in research, espousing the idea that: "Criminalizing human reproductive cloning in the United States will only make it less safe and more costly for these infertile couples. They will be