Tag: john kerry

Commentary: Welcome to Jonestown

This morning it appears that America is the new Jonestown and its citizens have swallowed the Kool-Aid. George W. Bush sold us our fears and we rewarded him for it. “Keep us safe, mein Führer, don't let those nasty Arabs take my wife and daughter.”

Countdown to Election Day

With the election only four days away, most students at the University of La Verne have made their decisions and are getting ready to head to the polls to cast their votes for President.

Looking past the victory lap

The elections are next week and I know exactly who I am voting for; but that does not reassure me that the direction of this nation will change.

Prop. 71 would boost stem cell research

Proposition 71, authorizing embryonic stem cell research, is one of the most debated issues on the November ballot, shaking up the religious and scientific communities.

Voting on default unsettling

I’ve heard a lot of people saying they are going to vote for John Kerry in the upcoming election simply because they do not like George W. Bush.

Notion of forced service strikes fear in some

Among questions circulating during election time are those centered on the draft and whether Bush, or Kerry for that matter, would support its reinstatement given that the Iraq war could drag on indefinitely.

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