I never cared that McCain took $112,000.00 in contributions from Charles Keating and was given a pass by his colleagues nearly twenty years ago. My problem was that he said he learned his lesson from that mistake, and championed finance reform; which sounds good, but in reality, meant nothing. The lesson I wanted him to learn was that, sometimes, a little bit of regulation can actually be a good thing. From the Savings and Loan crisis to Enron, to the present economic tsunami we’re in, McCain still doesn’t get it. So, why am I voting for him?

Barack Obama was right when he said that people are bitter about the abject failure of Washington to solve any of our serious woes. And since I’ve watched no other news outlet except FOX NEWS, since MSNBC decided to become the Tina Fey Network, my eyes have been opened. I know wrapping Bill Ayer’s around Obama’s neck is patently illogical, since every politician worth his salt has rubbed elbows with folks who see the world differently than mainstream Americans. But logic has no place in politics, especially the sort we practice in the land of the free.

The only question voters want answered is: Are you tough enough? McCain, Palin and the rest of the Rick Davis’ crew certainly are pretty bad-ass. Democrats don’t do the politics of fear and division nearly as well…