Happy 4th, think election

I hope all of you had a truly wonderful Independence Day.
Recently, I watched an HBO special on John Adams, so this year’s Independence Day I was a little more knowledgeable about the hardships our forefathers faced in bringing about our independence from England.
I’m aware that “historical” shows try to make it a little more dramatic, but the essence was there about what they had to go through to gain our independence.
It wasn’t easy to win our freedom and a lot of good men and women died to make it happen.
In fact, a lot of good men and women died throughout the last several hundred years to make it happen.
This year take that into consideration when you visit the polls.
I’m not here to take sides at the moment because Bush isn’t running, which surprises me considering how much he’s trampled over the constitution.
McCain isn’t Bush.
At the moment, I’m not even sure who I will vote for come Election Day.
On both sides of the isle are two very good men.
I never have and never will vote exclusively republican or democrat; I’ve always voted for whom I think will be the best man or women.
You must do the same.
I am “leaning” democrat slightly because I would like to see us gain a lot of our freedoms back that our men and women in the armed forces fought to give us and I’m not sure McCain will make that a priority.
No matter what happens this year, it can only get better – I hope.