Edwards E-mail: ‘George Bush Doesn’t Care about Poor People’

Gosh! That’s EXACTLY what I was thinking!

Bush doesn’t care about poor people. Poor people should work harder. Its not our job to care for idiots, slackers, losers, and junkies.

Let me tell you about the poor people out there they are a reflection of america. some have been misplaced by the shifting demomographics of the global economy, some have never escaped the mental impact of lifetime discrimination, some fought in Vietnam, the first Gulf war and the current war, some because of the restructing of benefits program can no longer afford basic healthcare for their families and some have been victimized by industry leaders whose greed and dishonesty caused them to loose their pensions and savings. Your insensitve note is what wrong with this country it is divisive and self serving it pits them aganist us. Grow up my friend and demonstrate compassion, because if you were honest with yourself you know you did not make it alone without help. I also hope that some unforseen incident does not land you for a period of time in their shoes. The majority of them indeed do have pride.
“Peace”

Ask impoverished seniors who no longer struggle as much to pay for the medication that keeps them alive. Where was that program under democrat incompetent rule? Democrats have made themselves unnecessary, retreading the same old crap….out of touch and out of ideas. Oh, except for joining with the ENEMY to defeat the United States Armed Forces in Iraq! How did that “FIRST 100 DAYS OF IGNORANCE” go? The FREAK SHOW in the houses not doing so well? I’m confident that you can come up with much more meaningless, time wasting drivel for the next year before you’re KICKED OUT.

I used to believe in justice. I used to believe in democracy. I have seen the levels to which greed and cruelty can rise when unchecked, and I don’t know if we can come back. If it’s Bush, Edwards, McCain, Clinton, or Obama, what does it matter. Our freedom has been bought and paid for. The corporations are our new elected leaders. We elected them when we bought that gas guzzling SUV. We elected them everytime we decided feeding our childred fried processed chicken hunks out of a ‘Happy Meal’ was a more viable option than making something good and wholesome ourselves. WE have allowed this. MONEY is the new justice. A man can bust out your car window, steal your stereo and get shot 12 times for his trouble. A CEO can steal 1 billion dollars from thousands of hard working employees retirement funds, and the police call to see if they can pencil him in for lunch and decide how they want to handle this. The more money you spend on your lawyers, the less time you serve for your crimes. THIS IS THE NEW JUSTICE SYSTEM. THIS IS THE NEW AMERICA. I used to believe in justice. I gave that up. But I still believe in what America CAN BE. We can only change the path we have set if we truly want to. Make an effort. Don’t buy something just because the t.v. says you want it. Save your money. Don’t be fooled by credit cards and loans. Corporations wrote the new bankruptcy laws, so once you are in debt, you become an endentured servant for life. TURN OFF THE T.V.! Sit down with your children. Tell them you love them. Read. Teach. Play. Show them that there is a world outside of that brainwashing box. We must learn to think for ourselves. A revolution of thought is coming. People can only be fooled into contentment for so long. Eventually they all wise up. Now is OUR time. WISE UP!

give me a break! anyone voting for u is a joke….

True that Bush does not care about the poor but is Edward care about them too? Sure…….

Maybe the President doesn’t care because he has too many men dying across the big pond and that is taking all his energy right now…poverty needs addressing but the president needs a whole new crew hired by the people of this nation to help find out the truth…Women and children still suffer poverty…all men should work but where…how many women still get paid from so little…if it weren’t for my military career I would have nothing but headaches and two jobs just to make ends meet…social security is just a supplement that will be taken away, for the youngest at 16, they feel the mother can make it today…Congress sets the pace you see, so before you blame the President take a look at the power of the seats today! Yes, this story should unfold on the campaign trail…Poverty, women and children…men who have no jobs, and the lies states put out to cover-up, and control the masses to keep jobs from higher pay to offset the differences of wage… Apache

I wonder why 5 million people ‘decided’ to become poor since Bush took office. And 25 million ‘decided’ to climb out of poverty when Clinton was in office. Oh those fickel poor folks.. they are just lazy when Republican are in office.. no?

Before you believe anything that bedevils the Democratic agenda in the House remember that nearly every Bill that gets passed has Bush’s signing statements all over it, usually changing even the spirit of the legislation. That is Constitutionally wrong, but if Congress cared about the Constitution they would have already started impeachment proceedings against this regime.

As a Native Texan, long time Republican, and lifelong die-hard conservative; the preponderance of evidence forces me to reluctantly conclude that not only does he not care about poor people (i remember his “hang ‘em high” record as Texas governor); he’s not all that charitable to the middle class, either. If it ain’t about anything good for “bidness”, it don’t matter to anyone in the Dubya administration.

Dear ABC News’ Political Radar:
Hi! I think John Edwards has a right to free speech. It is a civil right. Freedom of expression in another civil right. I feel that unless Bush or his Cabinet members don’t like the message and stand their ground against it, then Edwards should put anything they want on their campaign slogan. Knowing that I haven’t studied as much law yet as others, I am young and know that a good debate is worthwhile sometimes.
I still have yet to learn about the 2008 Unites States of America presidential candidates. Until I finish learning much, my opinion is that the next president should help the poor people in Iraq, Bosnia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Jerusalem, and every poor living area known to man. If we as a country just ignore the poor, we are doing ourselves a dis-service. We need to serve ourselves and others by actually helping people, building homes, sewage, irrigation systems, and clean running water systems as needed in parts of Africa, and deliver and develop medicine for developing countries such as AIDS medicine for Russia and HIV medicine as well as internal medicine for these future reigning countries as the U.S.
Now, I am not prejudice by any means, nor revert to reverse discrimination based on my own half South Korean half caucasian nationality, but do consider minorities when it comes to the next U.S. presidential race, poverty, and just helping each other out and get ahead as the white race is doing. We all want to be equal, and should help each other out. We are all human, so let’s try to make everything fair for the disabled and abled, the young and elderly, the women and men, and everyone and everything combined. I think it would be neat to have a thirty-five year old African American female president with one leg for instance, or a one-humdred year old Indian male who has five different talents.
I believe that if a person is president of the United States, he or she should care about people but not judge or be judged. The person should have a good heart and have human understanding. The person should like to give. The person should be a good listener and be able to solve problems. I appreciate your time and look forward to talking with you again soon in the future.
Thank you,
Autumn Song Cha

I think bush only cares about himself to.I would money just to see him give up money to a poor person,or help one in general.