Some Key Factors President Bush Should Home in on in the September 30th Debate

President George W. Bush must press John Kerry on Kerry's often, since 1971, repeated contention that American troops should only be deployed by the United Nations. President Bush must make it clear that by putting American Troops under the United Nations' banner American troops would be subject to third world leaders' deployments rather than America's security interests throughout the world. By Kerry's view America's troops would be deployed under a foreign flag, which is contradictory to the laws and Constitution of the United States and defies the oath which every member of the military takes upon entering the military. Kerry has demonstrated throughout his military and political career outright contempt for authority, the laws of this country and the United States Constitution. NO PRESIDENT should ever be allowed to hold the precepts upon which this country was founded in contempt.
President Bush has vowed to never allow U.S. troops to be subjicated to the United Nations. President Bush has vowed that America will never be subserviant to the United Nations as long as he is President. This should be all important to every American who values our nation's sovereignty.

The Editor, Michael Turley