As this primary season winds down, I’m being told from every direction, “Well, you have to vote for Obama now,” and my response is a resounding “No, I don’t” and here’s why. We just suffered through eight horrendous years because of a highly inexperienced president. A man who wanted to be president but had no idea of how to be president and I feel electing Barack Obama would be tantamount to the same.

A man who says he has visited 57 states has no right to be president. It’s time to tell Obama that Guam, Samoa, and Puerto Rico are not states.

A man who thinks that Canada has a president and not a prime minister has no right to be president.

A man who does not know that Arab translators are not needed in Afghanistan because Afghans do not speak Arabic has no right to be president.

A man who claims on Sunday that Iran does not pose a serious threat to us comes back a day later and on Monday states that “I’ve made it clear for years that the threat from Iran is grave” has no right to be president.

A man who says that he would meet with Ahmadinejad without preconditions then backpedals upon criticism that benchmarks would have to be met before sitting down with him has no right to be president.

A man who says he isn’t familiar with the Hanford nuclear waste clean-up although having voted for a bill that addressed the matter has no right to be president.

So you see, it has nothing to do with the claims of “You’re just mad because he beat Hillary” or “You’re just being racist”

And it definitely has nothing to do with being disloyal to the Democratic Party.

I want an experienced, competent, knowledgeable person in the White House for a change and if I can’t have her, I’m certainly not going to settle for him.

Mark It!