Why start pointing out all the bad stuff now?

I’m still on the fence of which Republican Candidate I’m going to support but it’s shaping up to be an interesting race!

I think whether you want to admit it or not you should listen to the wise words of the LaRouche PAC on Policy and a way out of this crisis because it won’t be as simple as cutting the budget and deporting the immigrants believe it or not.

The reason is becuase this does not address my post.

I am troubled by why Assemblyman Heastie did not follow through with our interview. I am concerned that there was some reason that he backed out. And in a year since that planned interview not one member of his staff has bothered to contact me.

Any politician that acts in such a manner concerns me. People advocating another official does not answer my concerns. It does not state that any other politician is better, or answer any of the questions I have.

I want to know if Assemblyman Heastie has done his job. Do voters have concerns like my own. Are they aware of the answers to my questions, and do they have any of their own?

If Alan J Gerson wishes to have an interview with me, he can reach me at info@vassconsult.com

But piggybacking on a post about another politician, withot addressing the issues in that post, does not confer any greater trust or reason to vote for that politician in my mind.

Yes I am a Republican. If you have read my posts I have said so many times. And if you have read my posts, independent research reports, and the admissions of several news agencies themselves you will note that the media bias in favor of President Obama was widespread. To comment on fact is not partisan.

In addition I made no promise or implication that I would not favor a particular Presidential candidate. I have stated in posts several times that I supported Senator McCain.

But the big question should be why. What policies made me believe I should vote Republican. Because I do not favor blind partisanship. And in that I believe I have always done well. Unlike the major media I have discussed the pros and cons of every candidate, and my opinion of those factors. Unlike the media I admitted I could be wrong, or that my readers may favor another candidate. And unlike the media I openly promoted voters to vote for whomever they believed it.

I just asked them to be aware of the policies they would be voting in.

So no I don’t believe that I was so partisan as to “have a warm feeling in my legs” and other such pro-Obama hype. And I did pay attention to the multiple gaffes and contradictory comments of Vice President Biden. And I mentioned the conflict that exists in the Obama Administration - as I see it so far. And I mentioned the most probable consequences of each candidates platforms.

This election was a comment on the current President. It was a statement of fear - economic fear. And it was the biggest kick in the ass the media has given the public since yellow journalism. The media failed to present facts and events, or ask questions that voters had questions on. I expect the media hopes to gain something from this massive corporate support. I recieved noting but readers and comments.

I can live with that. But did you find my commentary to be inaccurate, unfair, or overly biased? Did I promote a candidate to the detriment of facts and events? Did I unfairly present a candidate as to alter votes on a misrepresentation?

I ask that honestly because I always want to know what my readers think. So far most believed me to be accurate if a bit harsh. And in an election, especially for President, I think that is just right.