At this point I don't know which way I'll go until sometime in November. Part of me wants to slow the sinking and vote for McCain, part of me wants to "turn the switch", let Obama win and let the country go to hell in a handbasket for four years in hopes voters will swing well to the right the next time around. Either way, I figure it's my vote to do with as I wish.
Heller was 5-4. Obama will appoint hardcore lefties to the Supreme Court.
The only reason to hope Obama wins is that he'll screw things up so badly he - and a LOT of Dems - will get the boot in 4 years and we'll get another Reagan.
ARE there any Reagans in the GOP?
Would the RINO-infested GOP ever
tolerate another Reagan?
Would a GOP-dominated legislature operate as it did with Newt, or go back to being Democrat Lite as it was during the first six years of W's presidency?
McCain may - operative word,
may - appoint moderate justices in the Anthony Kennedy mold. Not what we'd want, but McCain
won't appoint anyone who'd would vote to overturn McCain-Feingold, and even another Anthony Kennedy would be a net gain if he replaced Souter, Ginsberg, Stevens, or Breyer.
Barack Hussein Obama
would nominate justices that make Ginsberg look like Ann Coulter. ( And if that was literal as well as political . . .
)
That damage would not be easily repaired, and could last for decades.
Either way, we are
so screwed . . .
Get involved. Find out where and when your local Republican Executive Committee meets and go. Join. You'll probably find that many or most of the committee are pretty conservative. If they aren't then your voice needs to be heard even more. I joined my committee. I work for conservative candidates and find that my schedule doesn't permit me to donate time for the RINO's. We have 3 conservative candidates running for County Commission in November with good chances to win. It would be our first conservative, fiscally responsible commission majority in my lifetime. And my Republican US representative (who got an A-, not bad) now takes my calls. Get involved.
