A friend of mine broached the subject of politics on her blog. She brought up a good point. Jack Ryan really WOULD make a good president. However, since he seems less interested in a career of civil service and more interested in being a fictional character it seems like I've got to move onto people NOT portrayed on the silver screen by Harrison Ford. Yes. This means no writing in Han Solo, Indiana Jones or Rick Deckard for me....BOO.So now how do I choose whom to vote for? Do I rely on the biased media to determine which sound bites I will believe? Do I scrounge through hours of footage on YouTube and vote for the guy with the funniest parody? Do I flip a coin, research the issues, watch the debates, believe the hysterical left, believe the hysterical right, give up and vote for Ralph Nader? No. I turn to where I always turn at critical moments such as this. To my children.
Random let Troy know last night that were he 18 and not a felon, he would vote for Obama. "Why is that?" Troy asks. "Obama will abolish homework." is the reply. "What about John McCain?" Troy asks. "King Bob likes warring." Random replies.
You may wonder why Random thinks John McCain's name is King Bob. You may also wonder why Random thinks Obama will outlaw homework. Excellent questions.All I know is that the politicians' recent campaign to "engage the youth" in "the process" may have overshot its target. That, and I'm totally writing in Bill Adama for President.




