There has been a lot of thought recently concerning polls and related political posturing by left extremists and on-the-fence liberal closet cases. The polls this election have shown the greatest amount of suspicion than in any other election cycle in our history. The majority of polls are simply private manipulations of data to sway public confidence to one candidate or another. Unfortunately, most of the polls are devices managed via liberal media operatives, whether directly or indirectly, to bolster support for Barack Obama. The output of collected data in any given scenario can appear any way it wants to as intended through the careful and deliberate construction of the raw data. Surely, we as intelligent voters cannot stand by and accept that poll results are the gospel truth when a much deeper probe would indicate that the results are based on a sample that is way too small, containing a slanted selection of participants and thus creating a gross misrepresentation of the chorus of American opinion. There is much to be said about the newly released early voting data from Florida yesterday which plots McCain at the greater of three points ahead of Obama. These results smack in the face of the assumed accurate pollster majority because they are based on a vote-by-vote count and not by a chosen sample that excludes opposition. Besides, doesn't the actual vote that takes place on the designated day of days (or other early appointments) really reflect what is going on in a more trusted and accurate fashion? Oops...lest we forget about Democrat-inspired ACORN and other subversive clans designed to circumvent truth and the rule of law. America, let's not be swayed by what seems to be the norm, but let's fight to uphold the core values of honesty and integrity by voting for John McCain.

We can go on and on about this issue or that issue, but a person's attitude is key. Am I saying that as long as you have a good attitude, you too can be president? Not at all, we all know it takes more than that. However, amidst all the great ideas, experience and rhetoric one can muster, a person's attitude will either enrich their position on issues and standing in the public's eyes or it will kill it. It is plain to see that Barack Obama's attitude exudes an unqualified sense of arrogance and isolation as if his answers somehow are so different and exclusive that all other answers are vilified, idiotic and lack integrity. Senator Obama's arrogance is not just some persona he pulls out against McCain's campaign and policy, it is a deep rooted lifestyle that is and will continue to transfer to the American people, in such a way that he could come right out and say (as if he would), "The way I care about John McCain's policy is the way I care about the American people". Or more simply put, he cares more about his self interest and political opportunity than he does the American people. I'll dispense from using the long list of stereotypical accolades he put in the mouths of FOX News to describe how he thinks conservatives view liberals (and I like latte), by simply replacing it with this question, do we really want the arrogance of  Barack Obama as a foundational element of our next president entrusted with our country's overall security?

With evidence of improper voting practices and fraudulent registrations known by Ohio's Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner, the US Supreme Court granted her a stay to a temporary restraining order from a federal appeals court that ordered her to provide a system for implementing voter fraud prevention methods. Brunner actively sought this appeal in an effort to secure votes for Barack Obama, not as a gesture of regard for the rule of law and loyalty to the residents of her state. How many rigged elections and flawed voting practices engineered by the Democrats is it going to take to get the American people to wake up and realize that the Democrats are destroying the moral and fiscal fiber of this country by absolute disregard for the rule of law and legislation from the bench by the US Supreme Court?