I've posted some of the biggest Biden lies of last night's debate already, but there's plenty more to dissect. Unfortunately, the demands of being a productive, full-time employed drone in corporate America have prevented me from digging into it in any greater detail today. I will work on it some more this weekend and post a synopsis of the rest of his flubs/gaffes/lies, as well as (naturally) the truth of things. It's way too important to let these things slide by without protest!
We are about a month away from the election now, and a lot of people are starting to pay very close attention, as can be seen by the extremely high ratings of the debate last night. So, now is the time for the truth to get broadcast as far and wide as possible - it is more important than ever for us to know the candidates and understand their positions on the issues. Many are calling this the most important election in a very long time, and I agree.
To that end, I wanted to give you a preview of three projects I'm working on. First, I am putting together a comparison between the two Presidential candidates on the most important issues to help you sort out which one most closely fits your views, and will post that sometime next week. Several people have asked me for this, so you'll see it soon. As I did with the primary comparison, I'll put that post at the top of my blog so you can easily reference it without scrolling down through pages of posts.
Second, I will share my personal opinions on the two candidates, and why I believe the way I do about them. You can take that opinion or leave it, of course, but I have found that it helps me to read the thought processes of others when forming my own opinions, so maybe it might help some of you to read mine. Or, maybe I just feel the need to bloviate... ;)
Finally, I will also offer some general thoughts on this election on a grand scale. This will include my thoughts on the two candidates, but I think there is a much bigger issue at stake in November, and I want to get you thinking about it before you go to the polls.
So, there's my teaser! If you find this blog to be of use to you, please feel free to pass it along to friends and family so they can get informed before we all go to the polls. As always, please feel free to contact me through e-mail or comments on the blog.
Thank you for being a faithful reader - without you, there's really no purpose to doing all this!
We are about a month away from the election now, and a lot of people are starting to pay very close attention, as can be seen by the extremely high ratings of the debate last night. So, now is the time for the truth to get broadcast as far and wide as possible - it is more important than ever for us to know the candidates and understand their positions on the issues. Many are calling this the most important election in a very long time, and I agree.
To that end, I wanted to give you a preview of three projects I'm working on. First, I am putting together a comparison between the two Presidential candidates on the most important issues to help you sort out which one most closely fits your views, and will post that sometime next week. Several people have asked me for this, so you'll see it soon. As I did with the primary comparison, I'll put that post at the top of my blog so you can easily reference it without scrolling down through pages of posts.
Second, I will share my personal opinions on the two candidates, and why I believe the way I do about them. You can take that opinion or leave it, of course, but I have found that it helps me to read the thought processes of others when forming my own opinions, so maybe it might help some of you to read mine. Or, maybe I just feel the need to bloviate... ;)
Finally, I will also offer some general thoughts on this election on a grand scale. This will include my thoughts on the two candidates, but I think there is a much bigger issue at stake in November, and I want to get you thinking about it before you go to the polls.
So, there's my teaser! If you find this blog to be of use to you, please feel free to pass it along to friends and family so they can get informed before we all go to the polls. As always, please feel free to contact me through e-mail or comments on the blog.
Thank you for being a faithful reader - without you, there's really no purpose to doing all this!
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