CLEVELAND - The 2008 U.S. Presidential election will always be remembered as a watershed moment in our history, and the groundbreaking election (whatever may happen) set for Nov. 4th, will put either the first black President in the White House (Sen. Barack Obama) or the first female Vice-President (Gov. Sarah Palin) and oldest President (Sen. John McCain).Next friday, the two men go head-to-head.
Their wildly popular campaigns have taken on lives of their own, particularly in recent weeks as numerous false and misleading statements have emanated from, most blatantly, the Republican Party, unfairly attacking the Democrats. In recent days, however, the horrific economy has taken center stage, replacing the "Sarah Palin fawn-fest" as the pre-eminent news story in America.
The first Presidential Debate commences next week which will focus on, get this: THE ISSUES!
Imagine that.
One more week until we really begin to see what Mr. Obama and Mr. McCain are truly about.
America's waiting.
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