Daily Archives: 29 August 2008

[…] In the McCain/Palin ticket, we have a strong foreign policy, government reform president backed by a young, intelligent, up-coming executive who will have access to the greatest learning lab in the world as vice president. McCain’s selection of Palin is a selection not just for 2008, but 2012 (God willing, as a vice president again), 2016, and 2020 (she will be 48, 52, and 56 respectively). McCain’s selection represents a departure of the status quo of Washington partisan politics and the potential for the establishment of a twenty-four year long dynasty of conservative reform. […] Continue reading →