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9/23/2002 -
September 23, 2002
Dear Chuck,
President Bush's decisive leadership has united the American people in the face of
extraordinary adversity. He is confronting the challenges of our time with bold resolve,
and the American people have rallied behind his efforts to win the war on terror, protect
our homeland, and strengthen our economy.
 The
unprecedented support that President Bush has received
is a threat to the Democratic Party. So, while President Bush continues to advance his
positive agenda for the American people, Democrats resort to misleading, negative attacks
in hopes of eroding the overwhelming support the American people have for him and the work
he is doing for them.
Democrats have even suggested that they will work to undo the President's tax cut if they
regain the majority in the House and continue their majority in the Senate. Hillary
Clinton recently said she doesn't "see any alternative." Meanwhile, Senate
Democrats persist in their unprecedented rejection of the President's highly qualified
judicial nominees, obstructing the administration of justice. Americans deserve
better than this from the United States Senate.
I am proud that we have a President that stands firm in the face of threats to our nation
and places the best interests of the American people over politics. Aren't you? If so,
join me in displaying this bumper sticker that says "I am Proud Bush is Our President."
You can place this on your car, in a window or on your desk at work but no matter where
you put it everyone will know that you support our President and the work he is doing for
the American people.
Your minimum contribution of $30 will help elect Republican candidates that will work with
President Bush in advancing America's agenda and stop the Democrats from raising our taxes
if they regain the majority in both the House and Senate. Get your bumper sticker today at
http://www.rnc.org/proudofbush/
and let everyone know that you are proud that George W. Bush is our President.
Sincerely,
Jack Oliver
Deputy Chairman
Republican National Committee
8/22/2002 - August 22, 2002
President Bush Works
to Win the War, Voters Reject Negative Attacks
The American people are united behind President Bush's leadership in the war on terror and
his efforts to work with members of both parties to enact his positive agenda. Time and
again Americans have responded to his positive message and rejected the voices of
division.
On Tuesday, Democrat primary voters in Georgia's 4th Congressional district repudiated
Democrat Rep. Cynthia McKinney's baseless attacks on President Bush's war leadership and
voted her out of office. The fact that rank-and-file Democrat primary voters rejected
McKinney's attacks on President Bush speaks volumes. The Democrat strategy of attacking
President Bush will not work in this election.
President Bush needs a Congress that will work with him to win the war on terror, secure
our homeland, and create economic security. The American people expect results and have
shown that by rejecting a candidate that divides rather than unites Americans in this time
of war. In light of McKinney's outrageous statements, it is disappointing but not
surprising that the House Democrat leadership in Washington, D.C. supported her
reelection. While the House Democrat leadership will continue to look for ways to divide
our nation, President Bush and Republicans in Congress will continue to work for results.
Reject the divisive politics of the Democrat party and make sure your voice is heard this
campaign season by helping to elect a Republican majority in the House and Senate that
will support President Bush's positive agenda. Sign up to be a GOP Team Leader to get
active in your community today.
8/2/2002 - Democrats and Republicans agree with the President on the
need to move quickly on creating an agency focused on protecting our homeland. The
President put forward a plan for the new homeland security agency, the Republican lead
House passed a plan but again the Democrat lead Senate broke its promise and failed to
act. Make sure your
community knows that you want the Democratic Leadership to put partisanship aside and
support the President's agenda for America.
July 26, 2002
Senate Democratic
Leadership Puts Partisanship Ahead of America's Seniors
This week the Senate Democratic leadership worked to kill a tri-partisan prescription drug
bill that was crafted by Republicans, Democrats and Independent Senator Jim Jeffords.
While Republicans in the Senate worked across party lines to enact a real prescription
drug benefit for America's seniors, Democratic leaders put their own election year
political interests ahead of the interests of seniors.
July 19, 2002
President Bush
fights for corporate responsibility while Democrats play politics
President Bush has called for vigilant prosecution of corporate criminals to ensure that
investors and workers maintain the highest confidence in American business. The President
is working to protect small investors with tough new jail sentences for executives who
deceive shareholders and the creation of a task force to make sure corporate criminals are
prosecuted.
While the President offers constructive solutions, Democrats are trying to score election
year, political points and the American people are seeing through their tactics. The
Manchester Union Leader writes that "Democrats are obviously more concerned about
scoring cheap political points than in quickly crafting legislation to tighten laws
governing corporate behavior." The Washington Post calls the Democrat attacks on
President Bush a "distraction."
The hypocritical and callous political games being played by the Democrats has now been
exposed by recent news reports that say House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt wants to keep
corporate scandals "on the political radar screen until November." While the
American people continue to see the money invested for their children's education and
their future retirement dwindle due to corporate bad actors, Democrats are more concerned
with their own political gain. President Bush has taken decisive action to prosecute and
punish corporate criminals. The Republican leadership in the House passed corporate reform
in April.
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