Look folks, I'll make this simple. Any time the government steps in and tries to run something, it fails — miserably. This has happened time and time again. Take education, for example. Why have our national education standards gone down, yet technology has increased? Why is it that with all these fancy computers and the Internet, teachers now can not do what teachers did back when The Brady Bunch was a popular TV show? The reason is that during the past 15 years, the government has stepped in and tried to run education, but never held anyone accountable for failure.

This same principle applies to anything the government tries to do. The government messes things up. The reason for this is that no one is government had ever worked a real job in his or her life. This is why you should not vote for Al Gore.

Al Gore has never worked a real job in his life. He was practically raised in Washington, D.C. and his whole life is about government. George W. Bush and Dick Cheney have both been very successful working in industry. They know how the business world works. More importantly, they know what kind of role the government needs to play in order for the economy to live up to its potential.

That role the government needs to play is no role and just stay out of the way.

If on Nov. 7 you vote for Al Gore, you will be voting for a candidate that will raise taxes and dump more money into programs that already don't work. If you vote for Bush, you'll be voting for a candidate who understands the economy and knows how to unleash the full potential of capitalism which will in turn boost the economy beyond anyone's expectations.