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Stercus bubulus omnia vincit
—My Daddy
I want to talk to you today about your future, which under the strategy we've adopted means your grandmother, who is coming together not drifting apart. Improved child support is absolutely imperative for the Information Superhighway, with all its opportunities and responsibilities for the peace process and the war on terrorism in this great country. Our goal is to bring people together to talk to one another about consensus and community, which is the inherent sense of fairness of the American people. This is not business as usual.
Let me be perfectly clear: A trillion dollars —that's trillion, with a T, as in turmeric— is not prosperity. It is only liberalism, which is not the American Way. It leads to unemployment, pork-barrel government spending, and children that it takes a whole village to raise and who are left behind. I know I have the support of the law enforcement community when I say that it is time to eat our own cooking and deduct the cost of revolving-door prisons and treat a lifetime of public service with tough love. The American people deserve a Constitutional ammendment requiring bailout-protection relief, and the American Worker must stand up to tax cuts and bust the budget to send a message. We must knock the socks off the holy grail of globalization.
The choice is clear, and I ask you for your vote.
The world community has rejected the appeals of our critical alliances. Instead our domestic issues are tax-and-spend weapons of mass destruction about which my opponent has failed to articulate a vision. The statistics are in, and they say that every American has the right to go to college, to get a good job, to own their own home, to carry a gun, and to have children and computers. This is my over-all strategic vision, which my opponent lacks, blinded as he is by our interests. And that represents a tremendous saving for the American People, which is morally unacceptable to the small business men and women of America, who are not better off than four years ago and who are priced out of the American Dream..
We have a plan.
It is time to get serious about loopholes in the character of our society, which is a tragic life-style choice at both the local and the federal level. For four years in a row we have turned the corner and have seen people working together in employment opportunities with zero tolerance for the post-Soviet transition, and it's working. Private vouchers are the only alternative instead of campaign finance reform, which is in our own backyard for our men and women in arms.
I propose a free society with hard-earned tax dollars and curfews; my opponent supports the largest over-riding strategies in history to turn these trends around. This past term we passed a budget bill that was an over-all strategic vision of domestic issues and an effort to mobilize law-abiding tax-payer dollars. This is morally repugnant because crime does not pay. The issue is character —that's character, with a C, as in cantaloupe. Working together with our allies, we can overcome that obstacle.
The choice is clear, and I ask you for your vote.
Federal bureaucracy must be empowered, one nation, under God, with equal opportunity to remove the barriers to stagger the imagination with tax credits within the context of a balanced budget in the entitlement zones. We are standing on the threshold of a whole new brink. Our good times lie ahead! And they will only come with a specific plan for K-12 education, which my opponent lacks.
Our farmers and ranchers and assault rifles must be protected against big government. Let me be perfectly clear about this: it is about our children's toxic waste sites. The only thing we have to fear is fear of taxes! Present policy, which is in disarray, should move forward on the track of ways of working out a deal for a stronger foreign policy position. I really have to disagree with the tough restraints that the administration and its critics have placed on diplomacy as a weapon in the geopolitical situation because I think the glass is half full.
We have a plan.
America's over-regulated middle class of anti-capitalistic polluters is not a jobs bill. I stand for common sense, not incense, which is a zero-sum game. We know that 16% of 78% times 37% is endorsed by every police association in this country. This is why America must take the lead in reinventing sixteen million pages of regulations —that's million, with an M, as in Mohrenkopf— and eliminating hundreds of thousands of valuable jobs, which have been shipped overseas over a bridge to the future. I will make the tough decisions to gamble with our children's future as low-income Americans.
The choice is clear, and I ask you for your vote.
I have long supported a middle-class tax cut to protect intellectual property and keep pace with the building blocks of government waste. That was a hard decision which goes straight to the heart of the issue of human rights. But the downside of a worst-case scenario is that it offers a great variety of ways to level the playing field and consolidate the safety net with the cash cow. And we can do this if we simply eliminate bureaucratic waste by means of the Internet in every classroom all across America. Our prosperity and that of the world community depend on it.
I am married to the most wonderful woman in the world. I love you honey! (Throw a kiss.)
I know that some of the polls in the press have not been favorable recently, but I remind you that this isn't about polls or statistics; it is about human beings, which clearly shows that I will be the best choice.
My opponent is out of touch with voters and favors morally repugnant tax increases designed to impoverish the American People with budget-busting taxpayer dollars and tough choices. That was of course a controversial decision, but decency required it, and I did the right thing. In the end you have a choice, my friends, between decency and low taxes, between prosperity and controversial decisions that consolidate majority views. I say it's time to get this country moving again! We must dare to imagine a future which is yet to come!
We have a plan. The choice is clear, and I ask you for your vote.
D.K. Politperson
(Source: The basic text of this page was originally derived from candidates' speeches in the 1996 presidential campaign, but it has been enlarged by exposure to countless vacuous speeches since then.)