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Dear Sen. McCain:
God bless you for putting country first before your political campaign. You are demonstrating the kind of courage we so desperately need. I do not know if the $700 million bailout can forestall an economic collapse into deflationary depression. I suspect it would only delay it, at best. Nonetheless, I trust that you will do your very best to protect the taxpayers of our country. I know you do not like the idea of government bailouts.
As far as all the silly talk about tomorrow night's debate, here's my suggestion if this vote cannot be accomplished by tomorrow. Sen. Barack Obama still does not seem to understand that when there is a crisis as serious as this one, routine has to be interrupted.
If Sen. Obama will not cancel the debate, then you should send Gov. Palin in your place. That's what a vice president does; she steps in for the president and represents him as requested.
Although everyone's expectation would be that she couldn't possibly stand up to Sen. Obama, I'll bet our "pitbull with lipstick" would clean his clock. Sending her to Ole Miss would shake up the Obama campaign like nothing else I can think of. If he refused to debate her, he would be accused of being too afraid to take her on. And, if he did, I am absolutely confident she could hold her own against him.
Looking forward to voting for you,
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3 comments:
I think you are delirious. Obama would beat the socks off McCain himself, not to mention how poor Palin would look.
During the most turbulent times in the history of this country, the presidential debates went forward as scheduled. It is a prime opportunity for the candidates to tell us what they know about the economy and exactly what they would do if they were President. I don't know where you get your info, but McCain doesn't seem very knowledgeable. Palin even less so. Not sure why you'd vote for them.
...and, I notice that you describe yourself as a Christian first, Floridian second, and American third. I thought it was supposed to be "Country First?"
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