I guess it depends on who ‘they’ are. I can withstand it from the press and the Democrats. I’m used to that. But when my own side refuses to fight, how can my fighting make any difference?
What good does it do to fight for a guy to be elected when he won’t even fight for himself?
“What good does it do to fight for a guy to be elected when he won’t even fight for himself?”
Or worse, when the guy is a collaborator.
“But when my own side refuses to fight, how can my fighting make any difference? What good does it do to fight for a guy to be elected when he won’t even fight for himself?”
I suppose we’re not looking at it in the same way, because I don’t really care if anyone else fights or not. I’ll do everything I can, and if I go down, it’s not for lack of trying.
We’re spoiled, and we sit here at our keyboards and bellyache about the imperfections of our leaders. We have faced nothing like those who came before us, including John McCain. I’m sure what he went through has left scars that affect his personality. The closest most of us have gotten to the danger of the enemy of the US was on Sept. 11, 2001. That was a terrifying time for all Americans, and the truth is, there is a very real possibility of more to come if they perceive us to be weakened or accommodating. Have we not learned our lesson?
One thing, don’t go by what you think is happening in the McCain campaign. He’s fighting, maybe not as you’d like him to, maybe because of his personality. But McCain and Sarah are struggling hard against a strong current of media bias, weird polling data, and dare I say it, an extremely sinister man who is doing his best to win this election by whatever means possible - and that in and of itself is wearying. Can you not see that?
Just stand with them and don’t allow others to drag you down. Donate a few dollars if you’re able. Come on!!! Shake yourself and fight! If you truly love freedom, you’ll do it whatever it takes...