Your post pretty much sums up my thoughts on Palin.
But even if she didn’t have any children, it wouldn’t matter.
She will not be President, McCain will, so she will not be vetoing socialist legislation, she will not be appointing SCOTUS’ first true pro-life justice, she will not be openly speaking out against abortion...but she will be surrounded by hordes of liberal, socialist, statist, Democrat, pro-abort & anti-gun politicians and bureaucrats who will never allow her any influence. If she were to try, she would end up being the most marginalized VP in the history of the Republic. There will be ZERO pro-life, conservative or constitutionalist influence in a McCain administration, just as there will be ZERO of the same in a Hussein Obama administration. There isn’t even an absolute guarantee that she will be in office for her full term. Giving the purported ideological differences, I’m sure McCain would welcome an opportunity to replace her with Lieberman or Ridge.
I admire Alan Keyes for sticking his neck out like this. Most of our national Christian leaders appear to have accepted their thirty pieces of silver in exchange for a place at the table.
One thing, we are electing a COMMANDER IN CHIEF NOT A PASTOR IN CHIEF!!!
I admire Alan Keyes for sticking his neck out like this. Most of our national Christian leaders appear to have accepted their thirty pieces of silver in exchange for a place at the table.
Me too. If nothing else, Alan Keyes represents true Conservatism on the ballot.
Those Conservatives who would compromise themselves and vote for the very nemesis who had betrayed them, who had gained his position by treachery against them, Who consorts with, and is funded by their enemies... Those Conservatives will have to look across the name of Alan Keyes to complete their transaction, against all honor and against all principle.
When the deed is done they will have no excuse for their actions. God had raised up the statesman they clamor for, and had given them the choice for "real change" that they profess to desire. That they did not possess the courage of their convictions, as did their fathers before them, let that choice be upon their own heads.