Actor Anson Williams, best known for his work on the 70's sitcom, "Happy Days", posted this on his Facebook page today.
Being involved in the entertainment and product business has given me a clear understanding of how commerce, job creation, a long term, solid economy, etc, is created. Our country's founding and future was always dependent on innovation. The November election has to deal with the greater good, not party loyalty. I voted for President Obama. He is not only intelligent, but also a really good man. However, I'm not voting for him come November. He does not inherently possess the tools that this country needs to monetarily survive. Innovation and invention needs to prevail. Without this, we will DEFINITELY lose the middle class and more. The entrepreneurs need all of the inspiration and help possible to succeed. This is the only way jobs are created for long term growth, and a solid, healthy economy. Without it, we lose our country as we know it.
Anson doesn't mention his party affilliation, political, philosophical or theological predispositions and, both refreshingly and remarkably, refrains from casting any aspersions on anyone.
He has, simply, thought it through, considered his options and made his decision.
A process at the core/heart/center of what was intended when the Founders created our system of government.
Reflection, consideration, weighing of options and thoughtful decision.
Without malice or mayhem.
Imagine.
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