While George Bush proclaims his concern for the Environment, he and his advisers are systematically dismantling our century-old bi-partisan tradition of environmental protection."- Bruce Babbitt
"The environment is probably the single issue on which Republicans in general - and President Bush in particular - are most vulnerable."- Frank Luntz, GOP pollster
"I do not intend that our natural resources shall be exploited by the few against the interests of the many." --President Theodore Roosevelt
no, it doesn't score high in the polls of issues people are most concerned about . . . but that's only because there are so many competing issues that the media focus on, while neglecting in depth discussion of what BushCo is doing to the environment . . .
people DO care about the environment, and Kerry can score BIG by making it a central issue of this campaign . . . Bush doesn't want it to be, and it won't be unless Kerry takes the initiative . . .
I'm not talking about warm fuzzies involving how nice clean air and clean water are . . . I'm talking about BushCo's turning over environmental regulation to polluters and giving away our natural resources to his corporate buddies for private profit . . . the evidence is out there, and it's overwhelming . . . and
Bush does NOT want it brought to the public's attention during this campaign! . . . here's why . . .
The truth about Bush's environmental "accomplishments"http://www.environment2004.org/story.php?id=445Putting Polluters First: The Bush Administration's Environmental Recordhttp://www.environment2004.org/br_home.phpW.Watch: Keeping Tabs on the President's Environmental Recordhttp://www.sierraclub.org/wwatch/Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)http://www.nrdc.org/REP America: Republicans for Environmental Protectionhttp://www.repamerica.org/John Kerry has a very good, if not excellent, record on the environment . . . George Bush's record is abysmal . . . and it's an issue people care about, Democrats and Republicans alike . . . but it's not a central campaign issue, because
no one is making it a central campaign issue! . . . let's change that . . . let's take a winning issue, and strangle the sucker with it! . . .