I'm am really looking forward to the debate tonight. Hopefully the TownHall style will show some strengths that McCain has. Additionally, I hope McCain brings up all the "bad ties" to people that Obama has such as to the terrorists, corrupt bankers, racists reverands and so on.
Sorry for the delay in writings and such my friends. Life's battles sometimes throws wrenches into everyday lives. Such is the case with me. Busy with work, politics of the local and state front as well as with my favorite time of year:...hunting season.
Be safe and God Bless America!
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Last nights debate
So frustrating when straight talk,honesty and common sense is overshadowed by sweet talk and bull*#%#.
I'm hoping that the rest of the american public understands simple math.The U.S check book is in the negative by several trillion dollars and Obama is still buying votes with his plan to increase spending about another trillion per year as well as a tax increase.
The government budget should be no different then our houshold budgets,when times are tough,most of us, do without luxurys and extras so we can afford our basics,some folks are already to the point of deciding which basics to give up next.
MCcain said last night with the current financial crisis, spending has to be cut.I'm sure that cost him a few votes from folks looking for handouts or agency people in charge of dishing out the cash.
We are aweful close to eating the goose that lays the golden eggs(american tax payers) and the tree that grows money has already been cut down and turned into wood pellets(american made products & energy).
The only thing left is an endless supply of ink at the Treasurey?
Joel Stetkis
Maine
So frustrating when straight talk,honesty and common sense is overshadowed by sweet talk and bull*#%#.
I'm hoping that the rest of the american public understands simple math.The U.S check book is in the negative by several trillion dollars and Obama is still buying votes with his plan to increase spending about another trillion per year as well as a tax increase.
The government budget should be no different then our houshold budgets,when times are tough,most of us, do without luxurys and extras so we can afford our basics,some folks are already to the point of deciding which basics to give up next.
MCcain said last night with the current financial crisis, spending has to be cut.I'm sure that cost him a few votes from folks looking for handouts or agency people in charge of dishing out the cash.
We are aweful close to eating the goose that lays the golden eggs(american tax payers) and the tree that grows money has already been cut down and turned into wood pellets(american made products & energy).
The only thing left is an endless supply of ink at the Treasurey?
Joel Stetkis
Maine
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