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I am a registered Republican, but like most people in the country, I do not believe that there is any difference between a Democrat and a Republican except how they try to get the money from your pockets to theirs. My story “I am Ashamed to Call Myself Republican” outlines some of my concerns. But today I have seen and heard “promises” that if can be combined and become facts gives me hope that We the People have a chance. But it also points out while the candidates understand and are aware of the problems, will they really do anything to resolve them? I have to say first that Alan Keyes brought the passion for his beliefs to the stage and while his message was, for the most part, on target, his delivery was not Presidential. Maybe they could use Alan Keys and a set of jumper cables to energize John McCain. The most important thing that I heard from the candidates came from Fred Thompson when he spoke of the Judicial Branch setting social policy. As most of my readers know, I have for years fought to educate the American public of the agenda driven courts intentional and criminal distortion of the Constitution and Bill of Rights. Additional candidates also expressed their concern about the courts. I hope that this issue comes to the forefront as it is one that is the root of all evil infused into American society and if truly addressed would remedy most of today’s social issues. It would also seem that most candidates agree that a fair tax system is what is needed. This is Mike Huckabee issue and his word is spreading because the people have spoken. GET RID OF THE IRS! Ron Paul had a moment that he told the truth of what is needed and that is this country re-instating the Constitution and Bill of Rights. While the Republican party diehard’s want the status quo, they need to take off the blinders and see the truth of the nation. We the People CAN change the nation without destroying it if everybody will work together for a mutually accepted compromise. The truth be told, if all of these candidates could be crushed together we would have one true candidate, but since we can’t, how about we just list the important issues that came from the debate that would get me to vote Republican and not independent as I had planned.
If the candidates and stick too and accomplish the above, there is hope for the nation. If they don’t or it is all lies, then we are doomed. This is the most important election in our nation’s history because this election will determine what are the values that America stands for, equality for all or dictation at the will of a few. It’s your choice America, time to get off the couch and get involved!
Michael C. Morris has been involved in racing since the age of twelve (12) when he took a summer job working at Terry's Speed Shop located in Phoenixville PA. With the help of his brother John Morris, they teamed up and joined Razzberry Racing. In the 90's, the team was building their own cars to complete in the Sports Car Club of America's National Classes when in 1993 Michael joined Ed Arnold Racing with David Donahue, son of the legendary Mark Donahue, to run in the 1993 IMSA Supercar. Michael Morris is accredited and newly accepted journalist with the World Bank. Michael Morris as worked for ABC News Radio covering auto racing venues such as LeMans and SEMA. His special interests in journalism are politics with special interest in the nation's court system, especially the Family Court System and the intentional use of children for profit by that system, and the special interest groups that control our nation's courts.
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