Now, I'm no fan of John McCain or the Republican party, despite the fact that I re-registered as a republican to try to get Ron Paul further in the election process. Still, a New York Times headline caught my eye today:
'Drawing a sharp distinction with the Democratic presidential candidates, Senator John McCain, warned Tuesday against hasty government action to solve the mortgage crisis, saying “it is not the duty of government to bail out and reward those who act irresponsibly, whether they are big banks or small borrowers.”'
So now I have a serious dilemma. I mean, I really don't like this guy's stance on gay rights, which I consider to be civil rights equal to race and gender. I hate this guy's stance on the war. I really dislike the fact that he used to state that the rich of this country need to pay their fair share but has stepped back from this perspective. But I love his economic principles.
What to do, what to do?
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