John McCain is not a staunch conservative, and this causes inner-conflict for many of us. Though he has conservative leanings, he has blended some critical policies with that of liberals. From what I can gather from reading his books about heroes, his sometimes annoying capacity for blending ideas may come from his broad exposure to impressive people of all creeds, political affiliations, nationalities, and socioeconomic classes. He has an ingrained, abiding respect for thoughtful people with opinions different from his.
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Our president should serve country above party affiliation, and John McCain and Sarah Palin have shown themselves capable of working with individuals having other viewpoints, sometimes disagreeing with their own party line. In contrast, Obama in the executive branch will mean we have a liberal Supreme Court, ultra liberal Democrat president, and Democrat dominant Congress (ie, no separation of powers). McCain and Palin have solid records as reformers, and our economic crisis is in large part due to government corruption. If the Federal Housing Regulatory Reform Act, cosponsored by McCain in 2005, hadn’t been defeated by Democrats, our economy wouldn’t be as deep in crisis. McCain and Palin have been anti-corruption champions of accountability in government. McCain was found innocent in the Keating 5 scandal. Obama’s corruption is well documented, and he has the worst pro-abortion record of any senator. McCain and Palin are boldly prolife and would select conservative judges to the Supreme Court (2-4 judges to be selected by our next president). They deeply love their country. Anyone who sees the clear and present danger of an Obama administration knows the stakes are too high to sit out this extraordinarily important election. Don’t vote, or vote green/libertarian/constitutional in this presidential election, and you promote the destruction of our great Republic.
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