What we have in Gov. Sarah Palin is a born leader. She is sensitive and respectful of America’s conservative roots and of the sacred foundation upon which a society flourishes, the family.

Governor Palin understands the importance of this country’s natural resources and how to preserve the natural beauty while simultaneously using resources that we are fortunate to have. She knows the difference between government serving people and people in servitude to government. Sarah Palin has a full load of common sense and she is not afraid to use it. This is a quality that has reached levels of extinction in Washington D.C., especially evident amongst the parasitical career politicians and bureaucrats that infest the federal government.

So, let me express myself clearly to those who would vote on the basis of gender. The fact that gender even has a check-box next to it on your list of pros and cons makes you a bone-head to begin with. The fact that you would not vote for McCain, because you believe that the Republicans are trying to “trick” you makes you an extra-thick bone-head.

Liberal-afflicted black Americans have been so bone-headed to say that Justice Clarence Thomas and Secretary Condi Rice are not really black because they hold conservative, common-sense, America-first views. I suppose it should not be a surprise to hear that liberal-addled minds believe Sarah Palin is not really a woman.

Governor Sarah Palin is a woman, but she is first and foremost an experienced, proven leader at the executive level of government. She will not stand for corruption, and she will not be beholden to narrow interests, special or otherwise. And yes, that includes the lobby for Unfettered Repro-Destructive Rights of women, that most preeminent cancer on the butt of our social conscience.

There is not a moment’s hesitation on my part regarding the prospect of Sarah Palin taking the reigns of power. If a President McCain were to be stricken for some reason, I would take immense comfort from watching Vice President Palin take the oath according to our Constitution.

If you are inclined to reject the McCain-Palin ticket, on the basis of a woman’s right to have children suctioned from the womb into a jar of bloody goo, then you are beyond hope. Philosophical political disagreements drive our representative system of government. A bone-headed, gender-blinded (not gender-blind) devotion to infanticide threatens to drag us all into the pit, and I have no respect for that whatsoever.