From: Formerly a conservative – now a ?????

Politics and religion determines whether or not we hate someone in America. It’s like, “Oh you’re on that side? Stay away from my kids. I will burn your house down heretic!” I’m serious. Churches are the number one place of vandalism in America and are often burned down the day of a grand opening…it’s really scary.

I’m far too antisocial to be a senator and would be assassinated by a Clinton henchman. They don’t allow write ins here, they use a hole puncher…dagnabbit

Jokes apart, I totally get what you’re trying to say. You believe in a little bit of this and that, but not either in totality. Maybe I guess having a limited option stifles your freedom of choice huh? Here in India we have a hundred political parties! and it is even more chaotic here, because nobody is big enough to form a majority on their own, so they form a coalition government, and to a voter like me I go, “heyyyy, I voted for A because I believed in A and I didn’t vote for B because I didn’t believe in B. How come both A and B are running the country now?”

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What happened to Ron Paul’s Hope for America? Ron has my vote as a write-in.

Wonder what would happen to the two party system if everyone voted for Ron and no one voted for McCain and Obama?

Can we nominate Senator Bobby Revell to run for President?

We can start another Write-in campaign for your run against Senator Speedy Holldale!

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Ah…Al Gore, the Grammy award winning guy who invented the Internet and global warming – he’s a genius. I give up on politics for the day

Anyway I told everyone I voted for Al Gore and you would think I voted for Satan. Which I would if he had a good economic program… just kidding Lord ( you will see me at public confession Saturday at 6pm).

The point being is I can vote for whoever I want based on what issues are most important to me at that time. I separate being conservative from what matters to my family and who I feel will do the most social good. Actually in all reality my voting record is based on me weighing the lesser of two evils… if you know what I mean.

So I love the fact that you are calling people out on partisan politics! Great post Bobby.

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McCain is a very liberal candidate who buys into the whole global warming myth. Unfortunately for all the global warming theorists, the Earth is cooling down, not warming up. Both candidates are extremely liberal and there will probably not be much difference between the two. I probably won’t even vote. I like to sleep at night….haha!

Thanks for a great comment! I’ll come see our new post!

Regarding politics and what’s currently going on, Obama is no different from any of the others. He’s a politician through and through. And his most recent stunt of opting out of public campaign finance proves that. He went back on his promise, plain and simple. Once he realized that he could raise more money on his own, he went back on his word. But what’s funny is how many people praise him for it, thinking that he’s saving America money and turning down 84 million dollars in free cash. WRONG! That money is already there. It’s funded by taxpayers who voluntarily checked off the $3 contribution on their tax return.

So…what he’s essentially doing is agreeing to take even MORE money from US citizens. As much as he can possibly take, to be exact. It was a very sly move, because now he doesn’t have to disclose how much money he raises, or where the money comes from. And I find that quite bothersome. With flip-flops such as these (and he has many of them), he’s slowly showing how much of a “politician” he really is. He’s proven that he has no hesitation to break explicit, unambiguous promises as soon as they become inconvenient for him. IMHO, he should change his campaign slogan to, “Change – but only when it benefits me.”

Unfortunately, we’re stuck between a rock and a hard place yet again. We’re left with the choice between a warmongering (possibly) stubborn old mule and a freshman senator with few accomplishments to his name, one with BIG spending plans for a country that is already severely bankrupt. I mean, why would we want to elect an inexperienced freshman senator with no substance and few accomplishments at a time when our country is in crisis with wars abroad, a failing economy, a crumbling educational system, soaring gas prices, unsafe food. etc.? And why McCain? I have no good answer for either of those.

I guess we can thank the mass media for preventing the only candidate who was capable of pulling us out of this mess from succeeding. The only one with a perfect congressional record, and the only one who has a clue of what’s actually going on in the world. And that, of course, would be Ron Paul. Hey, at least his new Campaign for Liberty has taken off quite well. Yes, the revolution continues.

Anyway, that was a long-winded comment! But hey, that’s what you get when you write such excellent posts! Btw, I gave you a shoutout in my last post.

Shine on,
Aaron

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