A Question of Character.

Gov. Palin once again played the role of a pit bull. She questioned Sen. Obama’s character in having ties to a former 60’s radical. This is a desperation move on the part of the McCain campaign. They want to portray their hero as a man of character while Gov. Palin has said that “Barack Obama would pal around with terrorists” . McCain’s campaign believes he is the right kind of guy, to lead our nation. What they want you to forget it is that same man is the guy who said on September 15, 2008 that “our economy is strong“. How can anyone be so out of touch is my question.  And as for character. Sen. McCain has plenty of that alright, but is that good or bad character? Here’s something that would surely upset the women voters if it got out. Of course, not too many are talking about it and I’m sure Gov. Palin doesn’t want you or I to know about her personal life either. But it’s ok for overzealous McCain supporters to lie about their opponent and not provide real facts or information to back up their second guessing.  I provide real information to support my postings that provide you with the facts. Take for instance. A man by the name of Ted Sampley, who fought with US Special Forces in Vietnam. He said, ” I have been following John McCain’s career for nearly 20 years. I know him personally. There is something wrong with this guy and let me tell you what it is- deceit“… That was a partial quote from a story in 2008 that was written about McCain and his first wife. I have had people ask if I knew why the McCain marriage was broken and they want to know because it is important to them, remember, we are talking about character.  After all, it is John McCain who is making  character a major issue in this Presidential Race. After seeing Sen. McCain’s performance in the Keating Five , reading about he divorced his first wife, and how he’s mocked his opponents. I believe that Barack Obama’s good character outweighs John McCain’s. It’s no wonder that McCain is losing this election. I agree with Sen. Hillary Clinton when she said, “I believe this election is one of the most important in our nation’s history“.