[Rhodes22-list] [Political] Jay Said [Big Al delete, Art pretend not to read]

[JbTek]

Ed said, "McCain’s choice of running mate is the first light that Americans
have seen
in solving this problem.
McCain's decision is the first good grasp toward good judgement."

Whilst it was a good choice,
I think it was more of a ...."what do I have to lose" choice.
He was most likely going to lose anyway so why not throw in a wild card.
The stratigest that recomended her will probably get a cabinet post.
Politics will never change.
Jb

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Tootle" <ekroposki at charter.net>
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Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2008 3:57 AM
Subject: [Rhodes22-list] [Political] Jay Said [Big Al delete, Art pretend
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>
> Jay said, "Obama blew his change platform with a Joe Biden pick. If he was
> going to do that he should have picked Hillary...that was stupid."
>
> Whilst all of us make mistakes, including Presidential candidates, making
a
> blunder of that caliber is demonstrative of other possible appointments
and
> decisions.  Whereas the old codger from Arizona demonstrated a style of
> judgment that many Americans are looking for.
>
> Reagan said that the problem is government.  Actually one problem is
> inbreeding or inside the beltway groupies.  While some inside experience
is
> helpful and appropriate, too much yields the economic results we see going
> on, on Wall Street.  Insider control of destiny leads to not seeing the
> obvious and not seeing the truth.
>
> Obama’s approach is just a twist of disproven Marxist and Keynesian
economic
> policies.  While they criticize supply side economics they miss an
important
> aspect.  The fundamental issue that they miss is that they, be they
> Presidential candidates, Senators, Congressmen, or liberal news
> commentators, they are not by their position smarter or more knowledgeable
> of things than others.  Others, means ordinary Americans like those on
this
> forum.  Sometimes those others are smarter, or can see the situation
better.
>
> Bill Buckley said, “I'd rather entrust the government of the United States
> to the first 400 people listed in the Boston telephone directory than to
the
> faculty of Harvard University. William F. Buckley (1925 -2008).  What he
was
> saying is that Americans collectively are not stupid.  However,
individually
> politicians can do stupid things.
>
> Liberalism or any form of Marxism puts too much power in stupid mistake
> making politicians.  Those who accept creeping socialism are those putting
> the power in those who lack vision or just the ability to see truth.
>
> Yes there is a need for a Sheriff, but the Sheriff must be accountable and
> not self serving.  The Washington politicians, whether Bush, Reid, Pelosi
> and all the rest have neither the desire for truth and honesty, nor the
> capacity to put those who do in the right jobs.
>
> McCain’s choice of running mate is the first light that Americans have
seen
> in solving this problem.
>
> McCain's decision is the first good grasp toward good judgement.
>
> Ed K
> Greenville, SC, USA
>
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