
This past week, we were treated to a spectacle the rivaled any of the road productions of the Lion King. There was a lot of pomp and circumstance, lots of rich bright colors and a theatrical set that had the tell tale markings of Hollywood special effects designers written all over it. Thousands of free tickets were passed out to the unwashed masses to attend the acceptance speech of the now Presidential Nominee Barack Hussein Obama.

The crowd went hysterical as their hero in shining armor welcomed his stead and their families on stage to stand stoically in sheer opposition to the oppression that the past eight years of mismanagement and incompetence has brought upon the American public.
"All is well with America", we are told, by the talking heads who are gushing with pride at the thought that "history" is being made as the first black man prepares to take the helm of the greatest nation in the world and leads us into a new world where change and hope prevail. The only problem being, there is still a pesky little matter called an election that has to take place first.
Enter the buzz kill! Friday, at high noon, John McCain took the stage in Ohio and unceremoniously proceeds to let the air out of the balloons that were flying so high just the previous night. He lays out the card that he has been playing so close to the vest that no one had a clue what was about to hit them. The Ace that he has been hiding up his sleeve is revealed to be Sarah

Oh, the winds of change, they are a blowin', as penned by one of the lefts favorite sons, Bob Dylan. Yes Bob, they are and now the playing field has been given severe twist, as the GOP base sees the glimmer of a spark of hope in an otherwise dead campaign. If Mr. McCain stays the course he has begun and Sarah Palin continues to display the strength that she had shown in Alaska, we may see an energized group of conservative voters show up on election day and blow the "hope of change" message right out of the water... but that's just my 2 pennies.
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