The Pacer is obviously in need of opinions.

Anyone who read the recent letter to the editor on President George Bush fearing money already knows what I am talking about. Regardless of the president's fears, we need more facts. I personally see many flaws in President Bush, but a fear of money is not one of them.

Did he not recently request $87 million from the American taxpayers? Is he not independently wealthy? Why, then, would he have a fear of money?

I do not mean to attack anyone's opinion (we are all entitled to our own), but I do wish to ask Mr. Argo for more information. Perhaps some sources, quotes or other information. I would also like to know what "taste of darkness" is referring to. Also, where has Bush shown "timidity toward terrorism?" If anything, he has stood strong no matter what people think of him. However, I must admit I agree that the lesser of two evils is still evil, but what choice was there in the last presidential election?

I think that it is time that Democrats and Republicans quit worrying about the polls and start to take a stand. I really have trouble seeing the differences in the parties. All that I see are people who refuse to listen to one another's opinions and even look down upon others merely because they support a different political party.

Are we not all Americans? Democrat, Republican, Independent, Green. What does it matter? This is merely the humble opinion of someone who doesn't understand much; please help.