"G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message
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C Kingsbury wrote:

Here's the real problem: the government can't really afford to tell us
everything it knows that decisions are based upon. So we're left to argue
in
an atmosphere of highly-politicized misinformation.

Not only that, but Kerry will not be privy to much of the information
until he's
elected (*if* he's elected), so he can't really have a good idea of what
he will do
about many of the situations we face today.

George, you make a very good point...

Because he can't be privy to all the info, he's left with only being able to
attack what has gone before. And of course, hindsight is 20/20.

Which, in turn, leaves all of us with the Hobson's Choice of: Do we
continue as we are currently going (with all the inherent risks...) or do we
change horses and hope the new horse doesn't balk at the bell.

The more I think about it, the more I realize that this coming election is
one which will have very far reaching implications for our future.

No matter what your preferences may be...please, everyone, GO VOTE!!!

Remeber, if you don't vote...you can't ever say "Don't blame me, I didn't
vote for (Insert Winner.)"

;o)

Jay Beckman
Student Pilot - KCHD
50.1 Hrs ... Nowhere to go but up!