I am depressed. Here we are four years after I wrote the ?Why I am voting for George W. Bush? post and I am forced to consider one of three liberal candidates. Well, I suppose as soon as Hillary finishes her court imposed third recount of all the primary votes (a favorite Democrat tactic to steal elections) and is finally defeated by Obama my choices will be even more constricted to one of two liberal candidates.
On the one hand I have an affable, uncharismatic John McCain (who every Republican I talk to asks how he got in?) who responds to his peers as they purpose tax cuts that it would favor the rich. Yeah. He?s a conservative. Not. He speaks like a liberal (i.e. his diatribe pandering to the liberals of the Left Coast about how global warming has now become a matter of national security) and acts like a liberal (his voting record alone speaks for itself). What is the old saying ?If it walks like a duck and talks like a duck??
On the other hand we have very charismatic, dynamic Barrack Obama (who is loved by millions of Democrats, moderates and left leaning Republicans alike) who talks about ?its time for a change? but clings tenaciously to the leftist ideology of wealth redistribution, socialized medicine and doing away with national autonomy and replacing it with global statehood.
What ever happened to the Reagan revolution? What ever happened to less government is better? What ever happened to term limits, a flat tax and national pride and unity? What ever happened to Teddy Roosevelt?s idea of American idealism (one country, one language, and ONE allegiance)?
For the United States of America to continue on we must focus on borders, language and culture. If not then all is already lost and we may as well reach for our solient green.
