So, its been a few day now since the Clark County Republican Convention. Of course, I’ve thought a lot about it. For about half of the Convention, I was sitting next to my friend Denise. I have since released that the last time I was next to Denise at a political function was back in High School. We both attended the Advanced Technologies Academy, in Southern Nevada. In 1996, then US Vice President Al Gore visited. People held up “Gore 2000” signs and what not. And, to be honest, I do not remember much difference between what Gore was talking about and what the people holding up signs on Saturday for John McCain were talking about. Their policies, their believes, their voting records. It’s hard to find much that different between those two, just one has a “D” after their name and one has a “R”. And that’s not what I care about.
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Ahh…the good old days at A-Tech. Isn’t it fun to think about high school every now and then? I sure hope they don’t close it down.
Anyway, you are so right about McCain and Gore. I wonder if Gore was the dem nominee, against McCain, what would they debate over? McCain is on board with all the global warming nonsense, believes in amnisty (despite what he may now be claiming), and is in favor of taxes. I mean, really, not that much different. I will say for McCain, though, he’s pro-life, and appreciates the military. Other than that, they are one in the same.
Ahh…the good old days at A-Tech. Isn’t it fun to think about high school every now and then? I sure hope they don’t close it down.
Anyway, you are so right about McCain and Gore. I wonder if Gore was the dem nominee, against McCain, what would they debate over? McCain is on board with all the global warming nonsense, believes in amnisty (despite what he may now be claiming), and is in favor of taxes. I mean, really, not that much different. I will say for McCain, though, he’s pro-life, and appreciates the military. Other than that, they are one in the same.