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STEP UP YOUR FAITH IN 2008' VOTE FOR MORE THAN A SEXUAL ORIENTATION VOTE FOR MORE THAN SKIN COLOR
DO YOUR RESEARCH ON ALL CLINTON****RESEARCH ( VOTE FOR MORE THAN A SEX AFFILIATION ) BEING A WOMAN IS NOT ENOUGH OBAMA***** RESEARCH ( VOTE FOR MORE THAN A COLOR ) BEING AN AFRICAN AMERICAN IS NOT ENOUGH IN MY OWN WORDS: BOTH HAVE MADE HISTORY, BUT LET US DO SOMETHING WHILE WE ARE MAKING HISTORY. HISTORY IS NOT ONLY ABOUT HOW YOU GOT THERE BUT WHAT YOU DID WHILE YOU WERE THERE.................... ******************************************************************************************** After much research, consideration and prayer, I have come to a preliminary decision on the Republican candidate to support in the 2008 Presidential election. These men are all strong, but in so many different ways! Below are four men of outstanding character and accomplishment, any one of which could well lead our nation and do it a thousand times better than anything the Democratic party is putting forth " at least at this present time". Seriously a Marxist, a trial lawyer, a man who's greatest accomplishment is being polished and some other left-wing unknowns, if not for the mainstream media simply being the propaganda arm of the Democratic party, this nation would not be divided and the choice for President would simply be one of these four: With that said, and with my unqualified gratitude to Mr. McCain for his service to our nation, there are just too many issues on which he stands that prohibit me from supporting his presidential candidacy. The biggest two are his desire to reward and grant immunity to illegal aliens and his sponsorship of grossly unconstitutional campaign finance reform. There are many other smaller issues too, all of which combine to overcome my immense respect for this fine man. |
JOHN MCCAIN: I have trouble saying anything bad about John McCain because he is a true war hero. He was a prisoner of war for five and a half years mostly in the infamous Hanoi Hilton where he was frequently tortured and yet despite being tortured, he refused an offer to be freed early due to his father being the Commander-in-Chief, Pacific Command, the commander of all U.S. forces in Vietnam. John McCain so believed in the principle of "first in, first out" that he chose continued torture over a trip home. As the result of his brutal treatment at the hand of the Vietnamese communists, John McCain to this day cannot raise his hands above his shoulders and has to have assistance in such mundane tasks as combing his hair. Any yet, I've never heard him talk about these things yet alone use them as a campaign tool. Compare that type of character to 2004 candidate John-I-Served-In-Vietnam-Kerry. Real men don't have to tell tales, their stories are legend.