If you go over to Seaspook’s blog, and read this, perhaps some of the liberal and left leaning morons and idiots that troll here will start to get some sense of what we, the conservative veterans, are feeling about Murderin’ Murtha and his gang of wannabes on the Hill.
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Thank you for stopping by, God bless you all, Wear Red on Fridays, and write in Cary Cartter for President in 2008!
Texas Fred has an interesting story on his outpost of truth today…
You can check it out here.
Tell Fred that I sent you over.
This will be a nice opportunity to segue into another campaign post, won’t it?
I do not like Political Correctness. I do not like it, Sam I Am. PC has brought us such terms as “Visually Challenged” – heck, I’m visually challenged – without my glasses or contacts, I can’t see more than eight inches in front of my face. People who cannot see at all are – say it with me – blind.
Assigning a label to a condition is another way of discriminating against someone, while pretending to be nice about it. Calling someone “Developmentally Disabled” doesn’t change the fact that they have trouble doing everyday things, like tying their own shoes, combing their hair, or brushing their teeth. All it does is allow someone to ask for more money to “help” them.
I need a press secretary who would have sat in that meeting and said “Boys, like it or not, the bloggers are presenting the facts without pretense of a liberal or conservative slant. The right leaners will present their version, and the left leaners will present their version. America, as a whole, will read what is out there and come to an educated opinion. If the mainstream media cannot or will not either present the whole story without a bias, or at the very least admit their bias, the American Public is going to tell you to take a walk. Get your collective acts together.”
We, the People, need leadership in the Capitol who will hold people responsible for their actions. We also need leadership who will, in turn, be responsible for their own actions.
Please, help me out here. Get my name out there as a write-in candidate for President of the United States. No, I don’t stand a chance to get elected. But, if enough people are creating enough buzz about a “common Joe” that wants to show the Career Politicians that they need to shape up, then maybe, just maybe, they’ll get the message. If enough Career Politicians are not re-elected, no matter what party they represent (because let’s face it, they certainly don’t represent the American People any more, do they?) then the message will start getting out there that We the People are serious about taking our country back from the players and running it like it should be.
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Cube, down Florida way, dropped a comment over here, and mentioned that maybe another Carter in the White House would not be a good idea.
She did mention that I have another “T” in my name, and I’m not sure of the connection to the other Carter family line (personally, I always told my classmates that I wasn’t related…).
The problem actually goes beyond that. Conservative voters may not like the fact that (a) my last name reminds them of a certain peanut farmer that should have stayed in Georgia and (2) my first name sounds like I spent Christmas in the wrong country.
Wait – this could work out. Maybe the liberals will think “Hey, the best of both worlds!” in their mis-guided way.
I assure you, I will bring accountability back to it’s original meaning. I will bring Common Sense back to leadership. I will elevate “representative” back to the lofty goal of -gasp!- REPRESENTING the people who elected you, instead of representing the interest of the Career Politician’s wallet.
Criminals will be held responsible for their actions.
Employers will be held responsible for their actions.
Politicians will be held responsible for their actions.
Veterans will be held in the highest esteem, and get the funding they need. Oh, and be held responsible for their actions.
I can’t do it without your help.
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Yes, you – the one reading this over your morning coffee – and you, the one who just surfed in on BlogMad, or BlogSoldiers, or BlogExplosion – I need your help!
As you may know, I am running a write-in campaign to be elected President of the United States in 2008. My budget is $0.00. This is strictly word-of-mouth.
How can you help? E-mail me (carycartter AT gmail DOT com, or use the link at the top of the sidebar) and I will send you two pieces of code – one, for the flag-waving banner (Big thank you to Minuteman for designing that!) that looks really cool in your sidebar. Two, for the Technorati tag that is at the end of this post.
What I need you to do: First, insert the sidebar code in your sidebar.
Second, tag every post from now until the General Election in November, 2008 with the Technorati tag code.
Third, let me know you are doing it. I will add you to my list of supporters.
This is, after all, a word of mouth campaign; if you get questions about where I stand on a certain issue, please direct them to this blog. If I haven’t posted an entry about a particular question, I will answer it the best I can.
Recent events (the “non-binding” resolution, democratICK antics, and the border patrol prosecutions) have really gotten me fired up. Either this country is sovereign, or it bows and scrapes to the socialist and socially engineering whims of other countries and even people within the country.
Thank you for stopping by, God bless you all, Wear Red on Fridays, and write in Cary Cartter for President in 2008!