Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Voters Want Action

Jeffrey Lord, writing in The American Spectator, lets slip some wisdom:
We are a culture of action, of rebellion, of instinct. When Europeans or American liberals deride a George W. Bush or a Reagan as a "cowboy," they think they are hurling an insult. Yet most Americans see cowboys as heroes, so the insult effectively backfires.
Then he concludes with respect to the upcoming election:

What will Americans be voting for in 2008? The same thing they have been voting for routinely in every election since the beginning of American presidential elections. They want action. A willingness to risk. They want someone who doesn't give a damn what others think. They want Batman. They want Rush. So they will elect McCain.

You have to read the whole article to understand what he means by his references to Batman and Rush Limbaugh.