I guess. I really don’t know what’s the best approach, I think because I don’t understand the people McCain’s trying to impress.
I understand it from the perspective of politics. I find that political discourse is a lot like a argument within the family where the topic does not necessarily denote the maturity of the arguments made. Like when you argue with a child and find yourself coming down to his/her level to make your point, yet you never intended to do it that way. It happens as a response to what the other said or did.
The closer the election gets, the more I am inclined to simply desire the win at any costs, in order to deny the win to the MSM and their Messiah. I don't like McCain and have been tossing rocks at him for twenty years, but to allow the MSM their second victory, after their success in promoting the withdrawal from the Vietnam war when we never lost any battles, gives me stomach pain that I can't describe.
I'm content to watch the politics play out, and will do my thing in November, yet I cannot get excited about the candidates on our side, and have few expectations of anything good coming out of it. But knowing the disaster that awaits us on the other side of a Obama win, I must vote for anyone in opposition, regardless of the politics.