Four More Years?

Do the past eight years deserve a four-year extension?

That is the central question of the upcoming election. Not Sarah Palin. Not the novelty of her candidacy. Not John McCain's decision to pick her.

For as long as we debate Sarah Palin, we are falling into a trap designed by Republicans to distract us from the question that will decide this election.

Again -- do the past eight years deserve a four-year extension?

The question is not whether Sarah Palin makes you feel good. Rather, the question is do the policies of the past eight years make you feel good enough to continue for another four?

The question is not whether John McCain was smart to pick Palin as his Vice Presidential nominee. Rather, the question is whether he is wise to continue the policies that led to the collapse of our economy and massive setbacks in Afghanistan.

Yes she's different, but John McCain's agenda for the country is the same as George W. Bush's. Yes she's interesting, but John McCain wants more of the same.

With or without Sarah Palin, John McCain agrees with the Bush Administration 90 percent of the time.

This November is not about Sarah Palin. It's about whether you support the Bush record. And whether you want four more years of it.