Final thoughts on this one - no more from me.

This is extraordinary - a black American, child of a post-racial
couple raised by white grandparents and a product of the true American
dream versus a true American hero - a man who holds true to his honor
and beliefs is willing to confront his own support and challenge their
assumptions.

And let's not forget the first American woman, a governor, who has a
real shot at holding the second highest office in the land.

Amazing how far we've come in my 62 years on the planet and frankly
I'm glad I'm here to witness this - it confirms my own belief that
America - United States of - has been, is and will be forever, the
premier society ever to grace the surface of Earth.

I will be voting for McCain tomorrow morning because he is an exact
reflection of my own beliefs. I've been privileged to watch Senator
McCain forgive his captors and lead the effort to open dialogue with
our former enemies. That one time alone made me proud of not only my
service, but of our sacrifices as a nation in service to others.

Which is not to say that Obama and his narrative is any less
impressive - it is. I just don't happen to agree with him and his
national and world view. I do respect him and wish him well no matter
how this turns out.

Regardless, we must remember that we have the right to exercise our
choice - something that not all nations and their citizens have. We
are a free society and as a free society we must look to times where
we won't always agree as tests of our own convictions, beliefs and
abilities. Free societies always make the right choices eventually -
free societies always correct the wrongs, mistakes and bad choices
because we have the right to make the choice - it's that simple. We
all work together eventually - it just takes time.

To my friends on the left, good luck. To my friends on the right,
good luck. Let us remember that we are Americans first, last and
foremost. It doesn't matter who wins because the very fact that we
can exercise free choice is victory in and of itself.

The future will take care of itself - it always has, it always will.

Peace. Out.

"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote in
message ...
Final thoughts on this one - no more from me.

This is extraordinary - a black American, child of a post-racial
couple raised by white grandparents and a product of the true American
dream versus a true American hero - a man who holds true to his honor
and beliefs is willing to confront his own support and challenge their
assumptions.

And let's not forget the first American woman, a governor, who has a
real shot at holding the second highest office in the land.

Amazing how far we've come in my 62 years on the planet and frankly
I'm glad I'm here to witness this - it confirms my own belief that
America - United States of - has been, is and will be forever, the
premier society ever to grace the surface of Earth.

I will be voting for McCain tomorrow morning because he is an exact
reflection of my own beliefs. I've been privileged to watch Senator
McCain forgive his captors and lead the effort to open dialogue with
our former enemies. That one time alone made me proud of not only my
service, but of our sacrifices as a nation in service to others.

Which is not to say that Obama and his narrative is any less
impressive - it is. I just don't happen to agree with him and his
national and world view. I do respect him and wish him well no matter
how this turns out.

Regardless, we must remember that we have the right to exercise our
choice - something that not all nations and their citizens have. We
are a free society and as a free society we must look to times where
we won't always agree as tests of our own convictions, beliefs and
abilities. Free societies always make the right choices eventually -
free societies always correct the wrongs, mistakes and bad choices
because we have the right to make the choice - it's that simple. We
all work together eventually - it just takes time.

To my friends on the left, good luck. To my friends on the right,
good luck. Let us remember that we are Americans first, last and
foremost. It doesn't matter who wins because the very fact that we
can exercise free choice is victory in and of itself.

The future will take care of itself - it always has, it always will.

Peace. Out.

Well said Tom. Thanks.

On Nov 3, 6:15*pm, "mmc" wrote:
"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote in
messagenews:uequg4dcup8l3d99f6l659c39gnqp5bfti@4ax .com...



Final thoughts on this one - no more from me.

This is extraordinary - a black American, child of a post-racial
couple raised by white grandparents and a product of the true American
dream versus a true American hero - a man who holds true to his honor
and beliefs is willing to confront his own support and challenge their
assumptions.

And let's not forget the first American woman, a governor, who has a
real shot at holding the second highest office in the land.

Amazing how far we've come in my 62 years on the planet and frankly
I'm glad I'm here to witness this - it confirms my own belief that
America - United States of - *has been, is and will be forever, the
premier society ever to grace the surface of Earth.

I will be voting for McCain tomorrow morning because he is an exact
reflection of my own beliefs. *I've been privileged to watch Senator
McCain forgive his captors and lead the effort to open dialogue with
our former enemies. That one time alone made me proud of not only my
service, but of our sacrifices as a nation in service to others.

Which is not to say that Obama and his narrative is any less
impressive - it is. *I just don't happen to agree with him and his
national and world view. *I do respect him and wish him well no matter
how this turns out.

Regardless, we must remember that we have the right to exercise our
choice - something that not all nations and their citizens have. We
are a free society and as a free society we must look to times where
we won't always agree as tests of our own convictions, beliefs and
abilities. *Free societies always make the right choices eventually -
free societies always correct the wrongs, mistakes and bad choices
because we have the right to make the choice - it's that simple. *We
all work together eventually - it just takes time.

To my friends on the left, good luck. *To my friends on the right,
good luck. *Let us remember that we are Americans first, last and
foremost. *It doesn't matter who wins because the very fact that we
can exercise free choice is victory in and of itself.

The future will take care of itself - it always has, it always will.

Peace. *Out.

Well said Tom. Thanks.

""

On Nov 3, 10:33*pm, "CRM" wrote:
I wish I could be as calm as you, but I live close to a Circuit City.

Speaking of Circuit City, arn't they going to shut down about 155
stores in the really near future?

http://www.techspot.com/news/32319-c...-branches.html

"Canuck57" wrote in message
...

My final thoughts,

I hope tomorrow not to see the advancement of the New USSR. United States
Socialist Republic.

Keep your freedoms. Like money, easy to lose but hard to get. But it is
the one thing that makes America strong and the best place!! You're
freedom is your single largest asset and big government wants it.

Please do not get sucked into government dependence like your cousins up
north of the 45th. You have a choice, keep it. For once people become
dependant on government, it will never be the same and becomes a detriment
for all.

I am with you.


Uh... it's the 49th, unless you live in a few special places like my home
port.

On Mon, 03 Nov 2008 21:36:29 GMT, Tom Francis - SWSports
wrote:

Final thoughts on this one - no more from me.

This is extraordinary - a black American, child of a post-racial
couple raised by white grandparents and a product of the true American
dream versus a true American hero - a man who holds true to his honor
and beliefs is willing to confront his own support and challenge their
assumptions.

And let's not forget the first American woman, a governor, who has a
real shot at holding the second highest office in the land.

Amazing how far we've come in my 62 years on the planet and frankly
I'm glad I'm here to witness this - it confirms my own belief that
America - United States of - has been, is and will be forever, the
premier society ever to grace the surface of Earth.

I will be voting for McCain tomorrow morning because he is an exact
reflection of my own beliefs. I've been privileged to watch Senator
McCain forgive his captors and lead the effort to open dialogue with
our former enemies. That one time alone made me proud of not only my
service, but of our sacrifices as a nation in service to others.

Which is not to say that Obama and his narrative is any less
impressive - it is. I just don't happen to agree with him and his
national and world view. I do respect him and wish him well no matter
how this turns out.

Regardless, we must remember that we have the right to exercise our
choice - something that not all nations and their citizens have. We
are a free society and as a free society we must look to times where
we won't always agree as tests of our own convictions, beliefs and
abilities. Free societies always make the right choices eventually -
free societies always correct the wrongs, mistakes and bad choices
because we have the right to make the choice - it's that simple. We
all work together eventually - it just takes time.

To my friends on the left, good luck. To my friends on the right,
good luck. Let us remember that we are Americans first, last and
foremost. It doesn't matter who wins because the very fact that we
can exercise free choice is victory in and of itself.

The future will take care of itself - it always has, it always will.

Peace. Out.

Nice.

The lot was full, with cars parked for several blocks in each direction
this morning at 6:30. I've never seen it close to being that crowded. A
liberal friend says, "Don't worry, there are still a bunch of moderate
Democrats in the House and Senate." That eases the fear somewhat.


--
A Harry Krause truism:

"It's not a *baby* kicking, beautiful bride, it's just a fetus!"
[A Narcissistic Hypocrite]

Canuck57 wrote:
My final thoughts,

I hope tomorrow not to see the advancement of the New USSR. United States
Socialist Republic.

Keep your freedoms. Like money, easy to lose but hard to get. But it is
the one thing that makes America strong and the best place!! You're freedom
is your single largest asset and big government wants it.

Please do not get sucked into government dependence like your cousins up
north of the 45th. You have a choice, keep it. For once people become
dependant on government, it will never be the same and becomes a detriment
for all.

I am with you.

Would you like to be an honorary US citizen? We need more people, like
you, who understand what is at stake here.

"Don White" wrote in message
...

"Canuck57" wrote in message
...

My final thoughts,

I hope tomorrow not to see the advancement of the New USSR. United
States Socialist Republic.

Keep your freedoms. Like money, easy to lose but hard to get. But it is
the one thing that makes America strong and the best place!! You're
freedom is your single largest asset and big government wants it.

Please do not get sucked into government dependence like your cousins up
north of the 45th. You have a choice, keep it. For once people become
dependant on government, it will never be the same and becomes a
detriment for all.

I am with you.


Uh... it's the 49th, unless you live in a few special places like my home
port.

Few would know, but the 45th was the original line, pushed up. Few know
that and you are right.

"Jim" wrote in message
...
Canuck57 wrote:
My final thoughts,

I hope tomorrow not to see the advancement of the New USSR. United
States Socialist Republic.

Keep your freedoms. Like money, easy to lose but hard to get. But it is
the one thing that makes America strong and the best place!! You're
freedom is your single largest asset and big government wants it.

Please do not get sucked into government dependence like your cousins up
north of the 45th. You have a choice, keep it. For once people become
dependant on government, it will never be the same and becomes a
detriment for all.

I am with you.

Would you like to be an honorary US citizen? We need more people, like
you, who understand what is at stake here.

If it floats with the INS, would be more than happy to accept.

Canuck57 wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message
...
Canuck57 wrote:
My final thoughts,

I hope tomorrow not to see the advancement of the New USSR. United
States Socialist Republic.

Keep your freedoms. Like money, easy to lose but hard to get. But it is
the one thing that makes America strong and the best place!! You're
freedom is your single largest asset and big government wants it.

Please do not get sucked into government dependence like your cousins up
north of the 45th. You have a choice, keep it. For once people become
dependant on government, it will never be the same and becomes a
detriment for all.

I am with you.
Would you like to be an honorary US citizen? We need more people, like
you, who understand what is at stake here.

If it floats with the INS, would be more than happy to accept.


Don't worry about the INS. We'll download a Birth Certificate for you,
fill it out, have it notarized by at a used car dealer and Wa-La. You
are a NATURAL BORN CITIZEN.