JeannesBlog

Well, what do we do now? McCain, hmmm, he wants to censure Iran. No word on limiting the "war" in Iraq, which looks like it's going to be just another Vietnam, no winners no losers. Talks about change, but seems to be willing to follow the party line. Obama, admittedly a neophyte, but with some new ideas. And what's really wrong with conversing with the leaders of countries we may have an issue with in the future. Laying the groundwork for a future accord, seems to me a positive view. I would much rather make talk than bombs. The old GOP line is to ignore any problems at home, or add a tax to fix it, while you're off creating an unneeded conflict. Vote for McCain, let's see what happens when the next hurricane hits, and all our forces are concentrated overseas again. I believe, that the simple fact that Mr. Obama is so in-experienced means that maybe he WILL try harder to actually solve some of the issues that face the every-day American, like lost jobs due to NAFTA, high energy prices, much needed reform for Social Security (it needs a serious COLA), and unrestricted illegal immigrants. This country is in an economic landslide, maybe he can be the barricade. Our govt has become toothless and wit-less at (ignoring) handling these issues. Washington is still in the 19th century, lets move forward with some positive reforms, and get us back on our feet and standing proud as we should be. It's time we took back our position as a world power to reckon with, not militarily necessarily, but at least economically.