Rarely, if ever, do I hear something accurate come out of Obama's mouth and I was flabbergasted to hear him utter something that is not only true but profound (but I'm sure he didn't know it).  On October 20, 2010 the President gave a speech in Portland, Oregon where he stated the real issue in the upcoming election: "But we also believe in a country where we look after one another; where we say, I am my brother's keeper, I am my sister's keeper. That's the America I know. That's the choice in this election." And he is right.  The choice in the upcoming election boils down to whether you think you are your brother's keeper or whether you have a right to live your own life as you see fit.  The concept of being our brother's keeper has been drilled into us since childhood.  We have been told that there are others who are "less fortunate" and that it is our "duty" to take care of them.  We have been told that it is bad to want to do...(Read Full Post)