This is a great website. I like it alot….

Though, by using the ambiguous phrase… “strong character”; you’re actually promoting the opening of Pandora’s Box.

Alexander Hamilton had “strong character”. He laid the foundation for a Central Bank within the U.S.. Now that pesky little nuisance has turned into a beast that has been plaguing our republic for 97 years; thus aiding and abetting the controlled demolition of our economic and personal freedoms, by means of allowing world bankers to control governments and “Free Markets”. World Banks pay no allegiance to the sovereignty of any entity, other than world monetary control.

Abraham Lincoln had “very strong character”. His quest was to ensure the establishment of a Central Government.

He had stated that he would support or oppose slavery to guarantee the establishment of the Central Government. Look at how big the cost, scope and reach of the Central Government is today. State sovereignty was the enemy of the Central Government; and still is to this day.

These two historic entities are just two examples of “Very Strong Character” run amuck.

John McCain was the Red Flag to heed during the 2008 presidential campaign. To blindly support the unconstitutional invasion of countries or Nation States without a Constitutional Declaration of War, is a recipe for the further demise of our Constitutional Republic. Indiscriminately funding a war to ensure the various contractors meet their bottom line, is not responsible or accountable to the governed.

Sarah Palin was impressive during the early stages of the campaign. Reportedly, she and her hubby were proponents for the Alaska Secession movement. That was impressive.

When she hooked up with McCain’s campaign, all bets were off; and the red flag flew high.

The Constitution takes precedence to any ill-willed act of aggression. All of our elected servants swear an oath to defend the Constitution to the “Best of Their Ability”; not to feverishly ensure its demise.

Therefore, I do some serious research before I throw caution to the wind; and cast a vote for somebody just because they have “Very Strong Character”.

Be careful what you vote for; you just may get it.

His belief that the “State or the Government is the embodiment of all that is good and beneficial and that the individuals are wretched underlings, exclusively intent upon inflicting harm upon one another and badly in need of a guardian,” should be unchallenged. (Von Mises)

No one must question him or his beliefs in the sacred task of governance, and his fellow supporters are as fanatical as the Muslims who would conquer the world. He, and his modern Democrats, are far from the libertarian Democrats of the 19th century, from Jefferson to Cleveland, who believed in individual freedom, the resulting free market, small government and America’s prosperity, as cited in THE CHANGING FACE OF DEMOCRATS on Amazon and claysamerica.com.