Dialogue Record Entry #9

Many bloggers have been waiting for an official endorsement- or at least a nice flashy banner.

Several months ago I decided to give my endorsement to someone who did not win the nomination for President. It was at that time that I also stated that I could never, in good republican conscience, endorse John McCain as the next President. Therefore, I offer the following into The Dialogue Record:

The Dialogue

Officially Endorses Sarah Palin

for Vice-President of the United States of America

and strongly encourages all Americans

to support the ticket with her name.

A Kindred Spirit

This whole Sarah Palin thing just keeps getting better and better. If you haven't read about her and allowed yourself the opportunity to get REALLY excited then perhaps it is time to do so.

Tonight I learned that Mrs. Palin comes from a long line of Assembly of God believers. Not only is she pro-life, pro-second amendment, pro-marriage protection, but she is also pro-baptism with the Holy Spirit!

In other words, no matter what her actual experience has been, she does believe that one must be 'born-again' and have a personal walk with Jesus Christ in order to make Heaven their home. That is surely a far cry from 'Mr. Mecca Prayer Rug-bama.'

McCain

Palin 08

O- who?

Wow- that’s just about all I can say… well… almost!

Today John McCain announced his running mate in his bid for President of the United States, Governor Sarah Palin. I, like most of the country, can only imagine what it must have been like in the B. Hussein household this morning. Crumpets and tea no doubt!

So many people have asked me what I am thinking about the whole situation and I really wish I had something great to say; however, that is not the case. In fact, the one thing that is on my mind today is how sad it must be for those Americans who identify themselves with the political party that is always left looking stupid… or just left ‘looking’ for that matter!

If I were not a freedom loving American and were a member of the Democratic Party, I imagine that I would have been looking forward to the focus my party should have received from its National Convention. After all, National Conventions are times when your party shines. It would have been nice to stand in the spotlight, showcasing our groundbreaking decision to nominate a socialist as President of the United States.

Imagine the headlines! Imagine the talk! Imagine the polling points! We would be the first party ever to nominate a socialist man- and hush, don’t tell anyone, but we painted him black to hide it!

I am having the time of my life thinking of all those surprised democrats who found out that all of today’s headlines have nothing to do with their party’s hope, B. Hussein.

It must get old. In spite of a media love affair, they always seem to have someone else undermining what they thought was the ‘perfect storm.’

The Democratic Party tries so desperately to be the image of hippie love vans, economically disadvantaged blacks, poor white trash, devoted church goers, tree huggers who stuff dead babies into trash cans, and working class Americans all mixed into one ‘separate-but-equal’ community. In the end, they just seem hopelessly inept at everything they touch. It is so sad… yet so fun to watch!

What am I thinking? I’m thinking, “My how those ‘blue-ties’ seem awfully ‘red-in-the-face!”