I remember a
time, not so long ago, when character counted to lead this country. We looked to men who had shown commitment and
character, or at least had masked their indiscretion and maintained their
marriage. I am not sure if what we see
today is a better reality or not?
When Ronald
Reagan was elected, he was the first President who had ever been divorced and
remarried. What the SC primary shows is fidelity is no longer an issue with even the religious right when it comes
to selecting a candidate.
I think Mr. Gingrich
is more articulate and perhaps more representative of the conservative agenda
of the Republican Party, and Mr. Romney is at best a milk toast politician, but
Mr. Gingrich’s morality bother’s me. While
I won’t be voting for Mr. Obama after four years of failed presidency, I am
left with a real conundrum with the choice the Republican Party will field.
2 comments:
Go Santorum! I will likely be seeing him Monday in DC.
yeah, thats right. he'll make cannon law the law of the land.
but seriously...
if you want character, you absolutely wont find it in a carreer politician. the game just doesnt work that way.
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