There is Much to Fear If Obama Becomes the Chief Executive

There is Much to Fear If Obama Becomes the Chief Executive

John McCain's pick for vice president is like his courageous stand on the
war. He was right then and he is right now. AND those are signs of a man
who is ready to be president. Not every decision is so clear that we can't
see the right choice, but someone does and in these two instances there is
no doubting that John McCain is farsighted enough to make those kinds of
remarkable decisions.

The Democrats are having trouble dealing with his choice; not that they
agonized over Obama ignoring his best chance at winning the presidency
when he turned down Hillary Clinton.

Now they are stumped. John McCain just scored check mate. There is no way
Obama can recover from this and very soon the public will see it too.
Right now there is still this Messianic fervor, mostly by young
people who lack the wisdom and the experience and liberals who have been
scoring wrong for as long as I remember - and I can say that as a former
leftist who has seen the error of my ways.

Think about it. Until the announcement was made the Democrats thought they
had it all figured out. Daily Kos was again demonstrating themselves to
the the daily kooks. They were preparing their attack machine. Now they're
refocused and the mistake they make is to do the same thing to Sarah that
they did to Hillary. It won't work. They have no idea how many women are
now going to support Palin because of the sexists in the Democratic Party.

John McCain's moves were brilliant. If it was chess, he would be the
master. Who didn't think it would be Mitt Romney or Minnesota Governor Tim
Pawlenty or the women who were already mentioned as potential picks and it
was none of those. Like an expert at military strategy, which he is, John
had everyone making the wrong moves while he excelled and proved once
again he is can't be defeated. He won't be defeated. He is the kind of
fighter I want on my side in any war and for any problem and I want Sarah
Palin by his side.

They're sexism is all they have because the Democrat "attack dogs have
been rendered toothless" as correctly pointed out in an editorial in
Frontpage Mag (Sept 1). The governor will not easily submit to their
smears. If they accuse her of being inexperienced, it doesn't work. She is
going to be the vice president, not the president - and she has more
executive experience than Obama. That has been aptly pointed out elsewhere
also.

The media is making the stretch that John's picking Sarah Palin devalues
McCain's charges that Obama is inexperienced. It doesn't. Pursuant to
foreign policy experience, just look where Alaska is situated. It is
separated from the U.S. mainland and it is adjacent to Russia. It abuts a
country with which we do not at the moment have the greatest relationship.

The VP job is on-the-job training for the presidency; it is not an
application to instantaneously become the president - but when John McCain
finishes his 4 or 8 years, she will be ready and in fact ready before that
time. Whereas, nobody else will have that experience then nor has that
experience now. Not even Hillary Clinton has the experience of serving in
an executive position. Nor does Joe Biden have executive experience. NONE.
Only Palin has managed government. In that respect she is more experienced
than even John McCain.

The Democrats who have been mesmerized by the false kind, Barack Obama,
should be every bit concerned however about putting an un-vetted candidate
who may not be what and who he claims to be and is scarcely qualified to
be anything but a community organizer and nobody knows exactly what that
is. I'd say there is a lot to fear if Barack Hussein Obama should by
public ignorance become the next president of the United States.

Hank Roth
http://inyourface.info