Question No. 1: Do you feel more secure about your children's safety in public school today than you did eight years ago?

Question No. 2: Do you feel more secure about the protection of our nation's vital security secrets, such as our missing nuclear secrets at the Los Alamos laboratories, than you did eight years ago?

Question No. 3: Considering the vague missions involved in the military actions in Bosnia, Kosovo, against an aspirin factory in Sudan on the eve of impeachment hearings and the unnecessary loss of American Rangers in Somalia back at the beginning of the Clinton administration, do you feel more secure about decisions to risk the lives of American servicemen and women under Clinton- Gore than you did when a Bush was commander-in-chief?

Question No. 4: The history of the stock market shows that its phenomenal rise occurred after
Republicans were given control of Congress in 1994. Does the thought of returning Congress to a
Democratic majority make you feel more secure about your financial future?

Question No. 5: The Republican-controlled Congress voted to repeal the marriage penalty tax and the death tax. The Democrat president vetoed both those acts. Will you feel more secure about the tax burden on your family with a Democrat in the White House or a Republican?

Question No. 6: That President Clinton has behaved badly toward women is no longer in question.
Democrat Al Gore has referred to him as one of America's greatest presidents. Do you feel secure about the future status of and respect for women under a continuation of the present administration?

Question No. 7: It was discovered this week that major Hollywood movie companies test-marketed movies with violent and inappropriate content at children as young as 9 years old. Although Gore and Lieberman have paid lip service to raising standards and joined in the Hollywood bashing, they and the Democratic Party have continued to rake in millions in campaign contributions from the entertainment industry. Do you feel more secure about Democrats protecting America's young people from these detrimental cultural influences than Republicans?