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I am struck in the lack of substantive issues being put forth in the debates and on the campaign trail. Oh, yes, they may be currently talking about the economy, terrorism and taxation policy. But where is the discussion of politics? The difference is so clear between these two candidates when we examine the core difficulties, Take abortion.

McCain is pro-life. Obama isn't only pro-choice (preceding his pay grade) , but would kill a person being born alive on a botched abortion. That's murder. And Obama stands with partial birth abortion, again. And how about the judges every will appoint.

This is perhaps the greatest legacy any president leaves.

So, do we want Ginsbergs and Souters or Roberts and Alitos? Finally, we need to that our president knows right and wrong, good and bad. McCain has no difficulty differentiating and seeing either. Obama stutters around these heart issues. On what basis does every candidate decide these issues fact or relativism? . The lines are apparent, the real problems at hand, but no one will talk them forth. Please, John and Sarah, turn the campaign to these problems and emphasize the line drawn in the sand. America is looking for ethical leadership in uncertain economic times. Please!.

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