Bob McCarty Writes

Tonight, with less than ten days to go before election day, William J. “Bill” Federer sent me an e-mail.   It included a link to a video, Barack Obama: Rhetoric vs. Record, featuring Foster Friess, a successful businessman and Army veteran living in Jackson Hole, Wyo.  Because I hold Federer in such high esteem as a conservative, an author and a friend, I watched the video and now heartily recommend it to you.

Before you watch it, however, you should know a bit more about Friess’ beliefs and philosophy — information I found at his web site, FosterFriess.com.

Unlike the Democratic Party presidential nominee, Friess believes in combating the negativity in our culture with uplifting, inspiring stories.  He promotes and encourages the American dream — not to make everyone equal, but to provide each citizen the opportunity and freedom to pursue the potential God intended for them.

After watching “Barack Obama: Rhetoric vs. Record” (above), I hope you feel compelled to forward it to people you know — family members, friends, colleagues, co-workers and neighbors — along with a message that encourages them to view it before election day and forward it to people within their circles of influence.  It’s that important!