Posted by
Dave in Vegas on Monday, October 13, 2008 1:00:00 PM
Some of us desire to see the return to the principles upon which the country was founding upon.
That doesn’t seem likely with the current presidential candidates. However, there is a possibility that one of those candidates has opened the door to the return to the country’s founding principles.
With John McCain’s pick of Sarah Palin as vice-president, we have an opportunity to return to the founding principles.
One could conclude that, due to his age, John McCain would be a one-term president leaving Sarah Palin in line for two terms.
While Sarah Palin may not be the absolute best qualified presidential candidate at this time, she could be the perfect candidate in four years.
Of the four people running for president and vice-president, Sarah Palin is obviously the most conservative of the group. Apparently, she believes the same things that at least half the country believes; that smaller government is better, less tax is better, personal freedom is better, individual accomplishments are better.
As a person who desires less government interference in my life, the freedom to own as many firearms as I chose to own for legitimate reasons (target shooting, collecting, hunting although I don’t hunt, self-defense and deterrent of government tyranny), the ability to choose which kind of light bulbs I use I would love to see a person in the White House who believes that I should be able to live my life as I see fit. Sarah Palin appears to be that person.
A vote for John McCain in 2008 is really a vote for Sarah Palin in 2012.