An excellent look from The Weekly Standard at the strengths and weaknesses of the economic, war, and energy policies (and campaign strategies) of both Obama and McCain. My only gripe is the column is presented as - and in the opening paragraph reads like - a pro-Obama piece. But once you get further, it's obvious the writer (or his editor) just started the column in media res. In reality, each gets criticized and respected on different issues and tactics.
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An old African proverb says, "Speak softly but carry a big stick. You will go far." It's most popular attribution is to Theodore Roosevelt, certainly among the greatest Presidents of the United States. As an evangelical Christian, I am concerned that the Square Deal championed by TR has been abandoned by his own Republican party and that modern conservative Christians have instead become christian Conservatives. Here is where I vent about that, taking my own little stick to the fray.
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To me, these are the two worst candidates of my lifetime. The only real possitive I can think about is that McCain showed great character in Viet Nam. They are worse than Nixon and McGovern. At least McGovern had experience. Well, maybe McCain isn't worse than Nixon. We'll see.
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