"Calif Bill" wrote in message news:1rcXb.2994
Uh, Bush is in the White House and controls both houses of congress and
the judiciary, and he still can't or won't deliver on his most important
pre-appointment pledges.




Back to my first question. What is Kerry going to do? Not Bush is bad, I
will be better. Why will he be better? Forget the Harry spinmeister
machine. What and Why are the questions that require answers!!!

Here are just SOME of Kerry's ideas:


The first thing John Kerry will do is fight his heart out to bring
back the three million jobs that have been lost under George W. Bush.
He will fight to restore the jobs lost under Bush in the first 500
days of his administration. Kerry has proposed creating jobs through a
new manufacturing jobs credit, by investing in new energy industries,
restoring technology, and stopping layoffs in education.

John Kerry believes that we need to invest in our schools instead of
giving tax cuts to the wealthiest Americans. He has the courage to
fight for our children's future every day. When it comes to education,
George W. Bush has been the photo-op President. He stands next to
children and teachers for a picture, but he doesn't stand with them
when it comes to improving our public schools. By signing the No
Child Left Behind Act and then breaking his promise by not giving
schools the resources to help meet new standards, George Bush has
undermined public education and left millions of children behind.

As President, John Kerry will roll up his sleeves and get things done
for America's schools.
It's time to stop sending new mandates from Washington to school
districts without providing the necessary resources needed to carry
out those new rules. That's why John Kerry is proposing a new
‘Education Trust Fund' that means fully funding education, no
questions asked

Affordable Health Care for Every American
John Kerry believes that your family's health is just as important as
any politician's in Washington. That's why he will give every
American access to the health care plan that the President and Members
of Congress already have. John Kerry has the courage to take on
special interests to get health care costs under control. He will
stand up to big insurance and drug companies that impede progress.
And John Kerry's health care plan takes care of our most vulnerable
citizens by covering every child and preserving and strengthening
Medicare.

Cleaner and Greener America
Throughout his career, John Kerry has been a top leader on the
environment, fighting to clean up toxic waste sites, to keep our air
and water clean, and to protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
and other pristine wilderness areas. In addition to supporting
important environmental initiatives, John Kerry has turned a spotlight
on the Bush Administration's rollbacks of our hard-won environmental
gains and their outdated, old-economy notions that our environment
must be sacrificed in the name of short-term profit. John Kerry has
the courage to take on the polluters that are trying to gut our clean
air and water laws. John Kerry has the vision to create a new
Manhattan Project to make America independent of Middle East oil in 10
years by creating alternative fuels like ethanol and making cars more
efficient. We'll create half a million new jobs here at home at the
same time – and we'll never have to send our sons and daughters to war
for Mideast oil.

Native Americans for Kerry
John Kerry is the only candidate with a comprehensive agenda to
improve the lives of Native Americans. Kerry will work every day to
promote tribal sovereignty. While there are a number of successes in
Indian Country, in these times of economic hardship – worsened by the
policies of the Bush Administration – Kerry recognizes that the
Federal government must partner with tribes to improve access to
health care, provide more educational opportunities, and strengthen
economic development efforts.

Technology Plan to Create Jobs and Empower Americans to Lead in the
21st Century
Technology has the potential to empower Americans by creating new high
quality jobs, making America more competitive, and improving the
quality of life. However, to realize this potential, we need a
government committed to encouraging innovation and the widespread
deployment of technology.
We are currently in a jobless recovery and it is not clear where the
next round of high-wage jobs will come from. More than 425,000
technology jobs have been lost on President Bush's watch. We need a
President who is committed to bolstering technology and ensuring that
growth in these industries leads to job creation, widespread economic
growth and prosperity, and democratic involvement. Kerry's five point
technology plan will:

Encourage innovation to create high paying jobs.
Assure America has cutting edge technology for the future.
Make America more competitive by strengthening our markets.
Train a workforce prepared for the jobs of the 21st century.
Using technology to improve quality of life.