The 21st century has so far been mired in conflict and hostility, and the United States has unwittingly been drawn into the fray. Americans, their homeland attacked in devastating fashion on September 11, have been forced to contend with new wave of frightening national security issues, burgeoning ideological opposition to liberty and democracy in much of the Islamic world, the threat of nuclear proliferation in rogue states, and an economic downturn at home. It is a time that calls for resolve, fortitude, hope and most of all, faith. It is a time that demands bold leadership and a steady hand. It is a time that encourages all Americans to vest their faith in their commander in chief: their president, George W. Bush. It is in the best interest of all Americans that President Bush be allowed to continue to implement his policies both at home and abroad. This means working together to ensure his reelection in 2004.
In these difficult times, President Bush's most important accomplishment has less to do with what has happened than with what has not happened on his watch: in the 30-some months since 9/11, there have been no subsequent attacks on American soil. This tremendous achievement is a triumph in itself. The American people first and foremost rely upon their leaders for security at home. President Bush has unfailingly provided this essential service to his fellow Americans, and this he has done in an era in which there are many well-funded and well-equipped enemies in the field. That the American fortress has remained secure in these dangerous times is due in no small part to the continued vigilance of the Bush Administration. As though this were not enough to warrant Bush's reelection in 2004, President Bush has also demonstrated his resolve to create a stable and free Iraq despite any and all setbacks, and has drafted a spate of economic policies designed to stimulate the economy and lift the nation out of rec...