Thanks. I thought it was him but wasn’t sure.
I do agree with what you posted. Just not sure yet on how to fix it. If that makes sense.
I’m appalled that my chosen party chose McCain without any consideration for what I know many think within the party. I never thought he’d be the nom until the last few weeks. I’m still working through all of this and appreciate your reply/info.
Here's to ponder.
1) Vote for whomever best represents your point of view and is qualified to hold the office. Your choice is not limited to names printed on the ballot. Those who have qualified for candidacy to the office are just as eligible as those who have won their partisan nominating process.
2) Never, ever vote for any candidate who has, in your eyes, violated one of your cardinal, political sins.
3) Never vote a party ticket. Investigate the candidates, make a choice and vote. If you don't care for any of the candidates, write in your choice.
4) Vote the candidate's record; not the candidate's campaign rhetoric. Candidate's without a record demand more rigorous background examination but are not automatically excluded from consideration.