November 6, 2006

The Most Crucial Election in 50 Years?

By James Lewis
Midterm elections aren't often as important as this one. On Tuesday we are not electing a president, but we are  making an historic choice ——  possibly a life—and—death choice. It is comparable to the election of Abraham Lincoln before the Civil War, and Harry Truman's victory over Henry Wallace in the 1940's. If that sounds dramatic, ask yourself: Do you believe the United States is at risk of an attack from terrorists? Are you concerned about the growing collection of madmen with nukes around the world? Do you think a forward defense is the only realistic way to protect ourselves?  If so, you will vote one way. On the other hand: Do you believe that global warming is a greater danger than Islamic fascism over the coming years?  Do you think that Osama Bin Laden, if captured, should have the full rights of an American citizen in a criminal case? Do you believe that we are safe from attack because "only" 3,000 people were killed on...(Read Full Article)