On January 31, 2008 I told you in this blog how crazy the Republicans would be if they put up John McCain as their nominee. My view has been the same since then. The Republicans were crazy to put up John Mccain as the party's nominee. Won't they every learn that merely hanging around the Senate for a long time does not qualify you to be President, and definitely does not make a good candidate.
Do you remember that one year before President Clinton ran for re-election he was the lowest rated President in history? Who did the Republicans put up against him? Bob Dole. He was simply too old and too boring. The Republicans did not learn their lesson and they put up John McCain who was even older than Dole was when he ran.
I was not for Obama, but I wasn't for McCain either. We need someone who has actually done something. Someone who has run a government, or a corporation, or something....anything. What do we have now? We have two senators in the White House and neither of them have ever run anything. We're screwed. I hope I'm wrong, but I doubt it.
People feel good about Obama right now but just give him time. He'll start raising taxes and spending more money. I'm a conservative independent who is waiting for someone like Michael Bloomberg to run so we can really fix our problems.
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Will the Republicans ever learn?
I hate Daylight Savings Time
I don't know about you but I hate daylight savings. I wish we'd leave the time alone. If we have to have it, my vote is to have it start on May 1 and end on October 1. That's about all I can take. It screws my sleep patterns up and I just don't like it to be light out at 9pm. If I liked that, I'd move to Alaska.
In case you're wondering why we do it, check the source link below.
Gmail as your personal nerve center
I just read an interesting article about using Gmail for bookmarks, a personal database, and more. You can read about it here:
Using Gmail as Your Personal Nerve Center
After recently moving from Outlook to Gmail this was an interesting read. Outlook still rains supreme for managing all of my contact information but Gmail really allows me to manage my email more efficiently. For some reason Gmail makes sorting through my emails much quicker. I rarely have more than 3 or 4 messages in my inbox when I'm done and I get hundreds of emails per day.
Using Gmail as Your Personal Nerve Center
After recently moving from Outlook to Gmail this was an interesting read. Outlook still rains supreme for managing all of my contact information but Gmail really allows me to manage my email more efficiently. For some reason Gmail makes sorting through my emails much quicker. I rarely have more than 3 or 4 messages in my inbox when I'm done and I get hundreds of emails per day.