Lebanon Snooker September 15 2008
A case for crossing the aisle?
Or complete and utter bullshit.
You decide.
As a Republican and strong McCain supporter in 2000, I was disappointed and saddened in 2004 when McCain permanently traded in his maverick credentials and sold out his principles to support George W. Bush. I now find it equally disturbing to see him gamble our security and future with a reckless choice for a running mate.
Gov. Sarah Palin clearly has a bright future in politics. She may even have the depth and diversity of experience to be a vice-presidential candidate four years from now.
The McCain ticket, with all of its newfound “freshness” and despite all of the claims, has quickly devolved into the politics-as-usual that we have come to expect in the last eight years. McCain and Palin quickly emerged from the rhetoric of their convention as the uniters of dividers.
I talk politics with a lot of people from all walks of life. I find it compelling that many of the ordinary Republicans I talk to understand that their families cannot afford another four years like the last eight. We all deserve better.
Christopher Tarsa
Lebanon
As fortune would have it, the page lists Christopher Tarsa’s side job.
Chairman of the Lebanon County Democrat Committee.
Rush calls these kinds of people “seminar callers”… and they all have a similar format.
* Express that you’re a long time X (listener, Republican, etc)
* Some faint praise to establish bona-fides.
* Throw in the anti-X talking points
How much of a tool does Chris Tarsa have to be to send a form letter like this with his own name on it?
Tip to James Taranto.
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