People are so blind!!!

Yesterday I sent out an e-mail to everyone on my list to vote 3rd party and attached Chuck Baldwin video to it and one of the vote 3rd party banners. Well I get this god foresaken letter this morning and I have to say that people are blinded and this is going to be an endless fight I think.

Here is the letter:

Vote as God leads you but We will be voteing McCain. Blessings! Please take a moment andread.Palin Prevails
by Marcia Segelstein

Well I awoke this morning to see that I was not alone in thinking that Governor Sarah Palin more than passed the test in last night’s vice presidential debate. She was full of vigor. She was competent and sure of herself. She dove in to discussions of foreign policy with enthusiasm. She was forceful but not angry. She was poised and charming, serious and sensible. And she seemed to be enjoying herself.

David Brooks’s column in the ‘NY Times’ is titled “The Palin Rebound.” He writes: “With a bemused smile and a never-ending flow of words, she laid out her place on the ticket – as the fearless neighbor for the heartland bemused by the idiocies of Washington. Her perpetual smile served as foil to Biden’s senatorial seriousness.” Brooks writes that Palin defined her persona right off the bat, as a straight talker from Main Street, America. Of her “You betchas” and “darn rights,” Brooks writes: “Somewhere in heaven Norman Rockwell is smiling.”

National Review Online’s editorial is titled “Palin’s Triumph.” NRO’s editors say that she “confounded her critics,” “performed with poise and charm,” and” effectively made the case that Senator Obama would be naïve in foreign policy and harmful to economic growth, and that Senator McCain would be a common-sense reformer.”

Columnist Mike Gallagher of Townhall called his column “Don’t Underestimate Palin.” He writes, “We love her solid conservative values. We admire her love of God, family and country. We know that she’s tough, fair and passionate. Tonight’s debate confirmed it. From the moment she walked onto the stage and shook Joe Biden’s hand and was picked up on microphones saying, ‘Hey, can I call you Joe?’ the night belonged to Sarah Palin.”