I took a quick look at your blog, so I know you are an Obama supporter. It would be real easy for me to post a pointed quip or remark, but I won’t do that. Your comment appears to come from the heart although part of it is misguided as it relates to me.

First, I am not anti Obama, anti Michelle, or anti black. You have no idea how far off the mark you are here!

The reasons for my supporting McCain are lengthly and if you read this blog on a regular basis, you’d know I don’t care about Obama’s race or the cut of his suit, and any other immaterial factor that surrounds the man and his campaign.

I care about his politics and I don’t like them. I don’t like the way he “won” his first election in Chicago against Alice Parker, I don’t the way he “won” the the Democratic Party’s nomination, I don’t like the way he allowed the media to treat Hillary (and now he asks the media to back off Michelle), I don’t like the fact that he voted “present” 130 times or that he was chairman of a sub-committee on Bush’s war and Afghanistan and didn’t hold a single hearing, and I don’t believe his lack of experience is a plus.

Do I need to further? OK, I don’t like his vote on FISA and neither should you, I don’t like his sudden change on abortion, or his sudden desire to support “faith based initiatives” and charities in the public square. I hated it when Bush first brought it up and my feelings haven’t changed. It’s a lousy idea.

My support of McCain is based on principle. I don’t like all of his positions, but I know whatever he does it will be because he believes it is best for the country AND NOT NECESSARILY THE REPUBLICAN PARTY!

If the DNC had any common sense, which they don’t, Hillary would be been nominated and Barack would have made a fine VP. That combination would have insured that the White House remained in Democratic hands for the next 16 years.

As it is, get used to saying President McCain because former Democrats (like me) and former Obama supporters, and independents will determine this election and we’re not voting for Barack.

BTW, I wish Obama was the man of his many fine speeches; sadly, he isn’t.

Interesting stuff about her.

People need to consider the first spouse (can’t just automatically say ‘first lady’ anymore, can we?) and the influence this person has over the president.

In the case of Michelle Obama, I shudder…