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Free America From Its Dangerous Dependence On Mideast Oil. To secure our full independence and freedom, we must free America from its dangerous dependence on Mideast oil. By tapping American ingenuity, we can achieve that goal while growing our economy and protecting our environment. Kerry-Edwards will create a new energy and conservation trust fund to accelerate the development of innovative technologies, such as more efficient cars and trucks, the development of biofuels, and creating clean, secure, hydrogen- based energy. Kerry-Edwards will also expand the supply of natural gas, assure 20 percent of electricity comes from renewable sources by 2020, and make clean coal part of our energy solution. Reward Companies that Create Jobs in America. The [Kerry-Edwards] plan will end tax breaks for companies that move jobs overseas and use the savings to reduce the corporate tax rate by 5 percent, cutting taxes for 99 percent of corporations. The Kerry- Edwards plan also includes a New Jobs Tax Credit for new hiring in manufacturing, other businesses affected by outsourcing, and small businesses. Every Young Person Graduates: Today 3 in 10 young people do not finish high school, and half of Hispanics, African Americans, Native Americans don't graduate. Kerry-Edwards will keep better track of graduation rates to hold schools accountable for raising them; will offer more tutoring and mentoring to at-risk youth; will make big high schools smaller when they are not working for their students; and will strengthen the high school curriculum so all students can graduate with a meaningful diploma.

\"The turnout has been a lot better than in years past. . . . A lot of younger people are voting,\" said Henry Kenner, a longtime poll worker at the Lillian Bryant precinct. \"I've seen people I've never seen before.\" \"We came here to vote for [Kerry-Edwards],\" said 77-year-old Meivis Fraser, 77, a naturalized citizen from Jamaica who voted at the Silver Springs Shores Community Center. \"We came here to vote for the young kids of tomorrow. . . . We need someone to stand up for the poor people.\" \"I was a strong supporter for Bush,\" said [Jason Sickels], who left work to vote. \"I agree with a lot of stuff he does, but I also disagree with a lot of things he does. I agree with a lot of things that Kerry does and disagree with some. Just because I'm Republican doesn't mean I'll vote Republican.\"

Whatever he is, or isn't, John Kerry is not mad, and I am no longer certain that the President isn't. Last week I referred to Mr. [Bush] as \"George of Arc,\" and I believe the comparison with the voices-driven warrior maid of Domremy holds. As my Cambridge Biographical Dictionary puts it: \"Belief in her divine mission made her flout military advice, in the end disastrously.\" As the news from Iraq has steadily worsened, the President seems to be increasingly faith-driven, relying on inner voices to drown out dissent or any suggestion that Iraq is a mistake, actually, Iraq is what you get when you hire a management consulting firm, a Mc-Kinsey, say, or an Accenture, to design you a war, and to reassure him that he's done and is doing the right thing.

Yesterday I received a booklet from the Swift Vets and POWs for truth. It angered me into writing. People tend to overlook the fact that [Kerry-Edwards] had enough courage to fight, while Bush and Cheney hid somewhere.

* President George Bush leads an afternoon rally at the Alamogordo High School baseball field Sunday. Tickets for the rally are expected to be available today at the Otero County fairgrounds ticket booth and at the Las Cruces and Dona Ana County GOP headquarters.

The effort begins with a live remote broadcast of 1340 AM-WKGN that follows the popular Tom Joyner urban radio show from 6-10 a.m. The local program, broadcast from the Broker banquet hall on Martin Luther King Drive from 10 a.m.-2 p.m., will feature local officials such as state Rep.

\"Meet the Press,\" 8 a.m., Channel 4: Bush-Cheney campaign manager Ken Mehlman; Bob Shrum, chief communications strategist for the [Kerry-Edwards] campaign; South Carolina Rep. Jim DeMint, Republican senatorial candidate, and his Democratic opponent, state Education Superintendent Inez Tenenbaum. 17727

NBC's Meet the Press -- Bush-Cheney campaign manager Ken Mehlman; Bob Shrum, chief communications strategist for the [Kerry-Edwards] campaign; South Carolina Rep. Jim DeMint, Republican senatorial candidate, and his Democratic opponent, state Education Superintendent Inez Tenenbaum.

If the final results are any indication of the real election, spokesman Phil Weidinger said, the Kerry-Edwards ticket will ride to the White House on the strength of the left-leaning trend that was evident at the promotional event. Weidinger said the results prove one thing that nobody can dispute, regardless of handicap or political affiliation.

ABC's This Week -- National security adviser Condoleezza Rice; [Kerry-Edwards] foreign policy adviser and former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Richard Holbrooke.