Getting the Word Out: Kerry vs. Bush
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In the race for the White House, it has come down to two major candidates. The ultimate winner could determine the environmental future of our country.
On one side, a President who has spent the last four years dismantling 30 years worth of environmental protections; on the other side, a Senator who has a lifetime record of standing up for a clean and healthy environment.
Join with the thousands who have already signed up to defeat George W. Bush.
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LCV staff and volunteers will be going door-to-door through the Environmental Victory Project handing out LCV's flyer comparing the two candidates -- you can, too!
Join the thousands who have already volunteered to spread the word. Download and print out the flyer. Give it to a friend or neighbor. Hang it on your door.
And if you can spare a few hours per week, sign up to volunteer with the Environmental Victory Project -- the environmental movement's unprecedented grassroots effort.
Sen. John Kerry: A Lifetime of Fighting for a
Clean, Healthy Environment |
 Read a summary of John Kerry's Profile
Download John Kerry's Profile (178 kb PDF)
| Fighting to protect our drinking water from pollution and contamination Kerry has been a leader in protecting our drinking water, and voted to strengthen enforcement of the Safe Drinking Water Act. John Kerry's Energy Plan: Reducing our dependence of foreign oil Kerry's plan to increase the production of renewable energy like wind and solar power would reduce America's dependence on foreign oil, helping keep us safe. Creating Jobs Kerry has a comprehensive economic agenda that will help create 10 million jobs in his first term as President. 500,000 of those new jobs come from his plan to increase the production of renewable energy. |
President George W. Bush: Putting Corporate Polluters Before the Public's Interest |
Read a summary of the President's Profile
Download the President's Profile (197 kb PDF)
Click here for the 2003 Presidential Report Card | The Bush Administration is dismantling 30 years of clean air protections by allowing old, polluting power plants to keep spewing toxins, which expose our children to asthma and emitting mercury that poisons the fish we eat. The Bush Administration's energy policy is a threat to our clean drinking water It includes a $29 billion giveaway to oil, gas and chemical companies that have polluted our groundwater -- and then passes the bill for the cleanup costs on to taxpayers. It means big money for Bush's corporate friends, but it's a raw deal for us. |
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