By the time you are reading this, there’s a good chance that we will know the results of the November 6 presidential election. No matter the victor, he will be everybody’s President now.
Our current commander-in-chief made another of his now-famous (and frequent) verbal blunders last week when he asked his supporters to vote for revenge. His actual words were “…voting’s the best revenge”. What outrageous advice. It’s hard to believe that an American president would say such a thing. I consider this comment to be under the same “inappropriate comment” umbrella as Michelle Obama’s declaration during the 2008 campaign when reflecting on her husband’s nomination that she could now – for the first time in her life – be proud of her country. I repeat what I’ve said previously in this column… Obama’s father’s dreams were not the dreams of our country’s founding fathers – and neither are his. I sincerely hope that you took Mitt Romney’s advice to “..vote for love of country”, and subsequently voted wisely.
Election night celebrations were held all around our area on Tuesday evening. Joe Stanalonis met his supporters at the VFW in Wildewood, and Tony O’Donnell greeted his supporters at his headquarters in Prince Frederick. Dan Bongino joined Andy Harris, Faith Loudon, and Maryland for Romney to watch as the poll numbers came in at a free-and-open-to-the-public celebration held at the BWI Westin Hotel in Linthicum.
And in case we’re experiencing “hanging chads” déjà vu, or some other phenomena that is leaving us in suspense concerning the outcome of any of the elections, just stay tuned… there’ll be lots more of those political ads coming our way with up-to-the-minute developments.
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