The 2004 Presidential Election

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This paper explains that Democrat John Kerry might raise taxes for all Americans as a means of securing many of the social programs, especially Social Security and Medicare. The author points out that, if Bush is reelected, he will continue in his efforts in the war on terror, which means a continued effort in pursuing terrorist organizations and dismantling them. The paper concludes that each candidate has a plan for America that focuses on different aspects, which is exactly why the arena of politics is so interesting.

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"With the reelection of Bush, we can also count on a continued determined effort to protect the family. Bush has already stated his opinions on the gay marriage issue. If he is elected to another term, we can certainly look forward to an amendment to the constitution that would require marriage to be between and a woman and a man.
Bush has also expressed his opinions on stem cell research. If he is reelected to a second term, we can assume that he will remain committed to his belief that stem cell research will only be funded if the choice of life or death has already been made."

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