Jumping the Gun
By Angela F. F. Davis | 10/25/08 | 05:42 AM EDT | 0 Comments
Al Queda
Bin Laden
Kim Jong II
Mahmoud Ahmedinejad
As you reflect on these names, do they conjure images of freedom seeking tolerant folks that would sit and talk about peace with their neighbors? Have these people entered another nation lately for the sole purpose of running food, water, or medical supplies to the poor and suffering? Have they displayed a genuine desire for peace and to co-exist with all nations that desire to be friends?
Or do they have recent sound bites captured by our illustrious un-biased media outlets that contain enough venom to kill any hope that they are peace-loving individuals?
How will November 4th impact the countries that are led by these transgressors? How will our nation navigate the next four years with these four concerns living and breathing on the same planet? And how does our nation view the road to prosperity for America with these tyrants unleashed and waiting to see who their next target is?
Not many people are talking about these names right now. I guess because we're all too busy at work, getting our jobs done, working through meetings, and when time allows asking each other "What's the Dow doing?" Domestically our economic future is front and center, pushing these notorious four off the center platform.
So while the Dow may have ended slightly back up today and there was a op-ed piece in your local paper about the weekly can-drive for the High School Band and you had to turn the thermostat up a little bit this week if you live in the Northeast, there's a threat of conflict and impending war on our nation brewing. There is also some major work to be done by the Republican Party in terms of reminding our nation of what international policy and threats we face in 2009 and beyond.
Who is best ready for the job of leading this nation through these challenges: John McCain or the Acorn Candidate?
If America is jumping the gun, and making an irreversible mistake on November 4th, the future of many generations is at risk, and those stakes could not get any higher.
Bin Laden
Kim Jong II
Mahmoud Ahmedinejad
As you reflect on these names, do they conjure images of freedom seeking tolerant folks that would sit and talk about peace with their neighbors? Have these people entered another nation lately for the sole purpose of running food, water, or medical supplies to the poor and suffering? Have they displayed a genuine desire for peace and to co-exist with all nations that desire to be friends?
Or do they have recent sound bites captured by our illustrious un-biased media outlets that contain enough venom to kill any hope that they are peace-loving individuals?
How will November 4th impact the countries that are led by these transgressors? How will our nation navigate the next four years with these four concerns living and breathing on the same planet? And how does our nation view the road to prosperity for America with these tyrants unleashed and waiting to see who their next target is?
Not many people are talking about these names right now. I guess because we're all too busy at work, getting our jobs done, working through meetings, and when time allows asking each other "What's the Dow doing?" Domestically our economic future is front and center, pushing these notorious four off the center platform.
So while the Dow may have ended slightly back up today and there was a op-ed piece in your local paper about the weekly can-drive for the High School Band and you had to turn the thermostat up a little bit this week if you live in the Northeast, there's a threat of conflict and impending war on our nation brewing. There is also some major work to be done by the Republican Party in terms of reminding our nation of what international policy and threats we face in 2009 and beyond.
Who is best ready for the job of leading this nation through these challenges: John McCain or the Acorn Candidate?
If America is jumping the gun, and making an irreversible mistake on November 4th, the future of many generations is at risk, and those stakes could not get any higher.
TAGS: Acorn, Al Queda, Bin Laden, Mahmoud Ahmedinejad, McCain, Putin, Vladamir Putin
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