Today I decided to write about something off of my normal track. I love my country and as so I am deeply concerned about this presidential election. The news is full of constant arguing between Obama and Clinton’s corners. This tends to dilute and hide the issues that we all should concern ourselves with. More focus on how to resolve job loss in the US, illiteracy, poverty and disaster recovery to areas that have been devistated by natural disasters seem to me to be of more importance than slandering each other. I am perplexed at the moment as to which way I will vote come election time, but right now I feel like it is going to be an election to choose the lesser of all evils. Who will do the least harm to this country should be in our minds.
I have started to review, in more depth, articles I find more off of the beaten path. They tend to be about the speeches made by the candidates. I received an email that talked quite a bit about Obama’s mistakes and turn-a-round statements. Here is the article : Barack Potatoe Obama
It tends to parallel Obama’s faux pas to those made by Dan Quayle and point out how the media jumps on McCain’s age for his mistakes but raise Obama up as “Captain Competent.”
I don’t know who to believe these days, but I am tending to lean towards voting as they did in a movie that I liked quite a bit. It was called Brewster’s Millions and I want to vote for
“None of The Above”!
How Are You Going To Vote?!?
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Ah my King I know the difference in the spelling of the well known veggie but I feel knowing the lesser of all evils is a lot more difficult to determine. Who will I vote for—not quite sure yet. I can’t help but believe the speech writers have a lot to do with the goofs these candidates get caught up in. After all I’m sure not all your proclamations are of your very own words.