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What is your Breaking Point?

.............. A Stolen Election?

Four more years of Bush's Smirk and Authoritarian tendencies?

........ A New 5 to 4 Supreme Court?



Where should you go if Bush Wins?

Nov. 3 Center & Charles 5pm

Where should you go if Kerry Wins?

Nov. 3 Center & Charles 5pm

Where should you go if we experience Dirty Tricks or it's Otherwise Undecided

Nov. 3 Center & Charles 5pm



BRING

* A Friend
* A Kerry Voodoo doll if he wins (We Must Hold His Feet to the Fire)
* An Appropriate Sign or Banner
* Candles in case we break into spontaneous vigil
* Large Puppets, Decorated Cars, Festooned Bicycles, Costumes, Clipboards, Stamps, Envelopes, Paper, Pens and Addresses of plutocrats (or others) who need to hear from The People.
* Bring anything else that would add to the occasion.



Motivation

* Bush on Jobs Created by the Economy *

Promised his tax policy would create 5.5 million jobs

Bush Lost 1.2 million jobs (Clinton created 21 M)*

First president in 72 years to have fewer jobs at the end of his first term than he began with

* Bush's Fiscal Record *

"Monumental Swing from Black to Red"
- Future entry for Encyclopedia Britanica on Bush's fiscal policy.

Started with $5.6 Trillion Surplus
Ended with .$2.3 Trillion Deficit

Total of an $8 Trillion Loss

*Bush's Illegal War of Choice *

Over 1,000 Sons and Daughters Dead
Thousands seriously physically disfigured
Thousands otherwise physically injured
Thousands seriously mentally traumatized

The simiar tolls for Iraqi civilians are easily ten-fold those of Americans:
www.iraqbodycount.net/

More than 1/3 Increase in Defense Budget:
$291 Billion/year 2001
$447 Billion/Year 2005
(35% Increase)

* Bush on Health Care *

Lied to Congress by intentionally underestimating the cost of the senior Prescription Drug program by $150 Billion.

3.8 million more uninsured people since Bush took office

2.7 million retirees will loose insurance due to Bush Medicare bill.

$139 billion Additional profits projected for the pharmaceutical industry
www.ctj.org/

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* ... in part by allowing a market bubble to form.
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