Your article assures and reassures me John McCain is not the man for the job. If he had a failure of courage now, God help America if he were President and having a failure of courage or choosing not to stand on principle, the very attributes he's trying to sell and that voters want. Neither Obama or McCain is suitable, but with Obama, you are sure of what you're getting. He'll either be good, or not. The job will make or break the man. With McCain, you don't know what you're getting. He's certainly not the man he was 20, 30, or 40 years ago, yet that is the man they seem to be offering up. The McCain of today is unsure, unsteady, and way past his prime. His entire candidacy is based on the reflected glory of the man he once was. Obama may be just coming into his prime.

Either way, there will be no winner. The game continues and the deck is still stacked. There will be a different pit boss, Obama or McCain, but the same dealers will be in the house. The sharks will continue to fleece the American people and whoever else is in the game, and the blame will lie squarely on the Americans for approving the bailout and not breaking up the illegal game when they had the chance.