Support a Bush vs Kerry Debate on Environment
WE DEMAND A DEBATE ON THE ENVIRONMENT!
Americans care deeply about their air, land, and water and have a right to know where the candidates for president stand on major environmental issues. Senator Kerry has challenged President Bush to a series of debates, including one focused on our environmental future. Bush & Co. has yet to respond.
Sign this petition and urge President Bush to accept Kerry's challenge for a debate on the environment. The American public wants to hear the President explain why his environmental policies fail to protect the environment -- and instead benefit pro-polluting industries. As long as the Bush Administration is willing to put pro-environment spin on their anti-environment policies, they should not hesitate to discuss the issues in an open forum with Senator Kerry -- a candidate with a proven pro-environment record.
The American public has a right to know how each of the candidates plan to protect our priceless natural heritage and create a sustainable future for us all. Moreover, the American public deserves more than negative television ads that ignore or evade the issues -- they deserve an open discussion of the candidates' records and views before all Americans.
SIGN THE PETITION BELOW: SUPPORT AN ENVIRONMENTAL DEBATE!
Dear Bush-Cheney Campaign,
Americans care deeply about their air, land, and water and have a right to know where the candidates for president stand on major environmental issues. Senator Kerry has challenged President Bush to a series of debates, including one focused on our environmental future. I am writing to ask the President to accept this challenge and defend his environmental record before the American people. If you believe he has fulfilled his obligation to put the public health and public interest first, he should have no hesitation in discussing his policies in an open forum with Senator Kerry.
Rather than hiding behind millions in negative television ads that ignore or evade the issues, this will be an opportunity for President Bush and Senator Kerry to discuss their records and views before all Americans. The voters have a right to know how both candidates plan to protect our priceless natural heritage and create a sustainable future for all.
Sincerely,
