balance of power

Despite the widely spread anticipation, that the race for the White House is over there is still hope. In 1980 two weeks prior to election date Ronald Reagon was trailing Jimmi Carter. In 1988 around the same Time, Governor Dukakis was way ahead of then Vice President George H.W. Bush and we all know the outcome.

It is becoming more and more clear that the GOP will be butchered in the House and the Senate. And more and more Americans are getting a little uneasy about the prospect of giving all the power to one party - especially one that has had a lousy record when it comes to economic soundness.

If you want to see Obama's spending programmes being implemented by Pelosi and Reid, if you want to see taxes on small business being raised, if you want to pay for health care coverage of 12 million plus illegal immigrants. Then give your vote to Obama. But do not whine later and say you did not know better at the time.

For all those, who despise big government, high taxes and excessive spending, please vote for John McCain and Sarah Palin.

And all those of you who feel lukewarm about McCain because of his support for a cap-and-trade scheme, his campaign finance initiative and maybe even his age. See him as the lesser evil and vote for him in an effort to balance the power in Washington.

Let the United States of America remain the land of the free and the home of the brave - a country that I look upon with great pride and admiration.