The momentum of the Mary Landrieu versus Bill Cassidy, M.D. campaign apparently has shifted toward Congressman Cassidy, M.D., a serious, educated, honest, wise, and capable public servant. He’s ahead in the polls, money, and recent money raised, and he’s not a close associate of President Obama. This is in contrast to Senator Landrieu, who has a $2.5 million home in Washington, D.C., leading to questions as to where she really lives (Washington, D.C. or Louisiana). Senator Landrieu votes with the democrats (91 percent), President Obama (97 percent), and cast a deciding vote in allowing Obamacare. Bill Cassidy opposed vigorously Obamacare, and stands by his decision after being able to read it completely.When elected as a senator, Bill Cassidy could swing the senate to a republican majority, a critical need during the last two years of President’s Obama’s second term. Senator Landrieu would perpetuate the incompetence and worse of the Obama Administration.Do we want a senator with the intelligence, persistence, wisdom, capability, and honesty of Bill Cassidy? Or do we settle for democratic politics as usual, full of taxing and spending as our national debt spirals upward and Senator Landrieu acts like she has a blank check book?Fiscal responsibility is important, individually, and especially at all levels of government, including the federal government. If we want the standard of living to rise in Louisana–and the rest of our beloved nation–we must realize that entitlements can’t be supported with runaway spending like Senator Landrieu has and will support (as she has her whole career).Let’s increase the momentum and elect Bill Cassidy, M.D. in a telling blow against the worst president in my lifetime and perhaps the entire history of our country.We each have an important role to play in changing history by voting for Bill Cassidy. We can! We must!All this is especially critical for the middle class and poor–the ones that have been devastated by the Obama Administration supported by Senator Landrieu (97 percent).
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