Voting is A privlege! Let's do it the American Way! I sincerely wish there were others to choose from! We have to decide who'll do their best for the country and US.
To Vote or not to vote, that is part of the question.
Who to vote for is the other part.
Our canidates come from different backgrounds and are forcused on different issues. Its hard to know what to believe or not to believe. Many say most politicians aren't always truthful, many say they speak words we might want to hear, and make promises that can't be kept. I believe they're right.
Hopefully many Americans will take advantage of their right to elect the person most worthy and qualified to be our next president.
All elections are important, but this one seems to stand out as one one the more important ones in my generation of ,The Baby Boomers!
I pray that which ever man is elected will be able to lead this country back to its place of high esteem in the fellowship of world nations and bring unity and peace to all. I hope he will help to solve the economic crisis here,create more jobs for us , stop global warming , attend to the NEEDS of the CITIZENS of the United States and STOP the war. American made is the way to go! There is so much at stake ! I know I'm asking for a lot, but it sure doesn't hurt to hope and pray for something so worth while!
As you go to the polls , think carefully about the choice you make and most of all,,,VOTE.... God bless all of you and God Bless America!
Really the president is mostly a puppet. He doesn't make decisions solely. He does, however, surround himself with those who share his views. You're right; it's hard to know who to believe. Have we elected a liar? Regardless of the outcome...yes, we have. Can we trust Obama? No more than we could trust the other guy! What I like most about this post is the hope for a better future. Nicely said. Love and Hugs,
Sheila
On the eve of this election all that is left is to pray. We have already voted and now wait to see the outcome. God bless one and all. God bless America.....
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Hearts of Gold
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Frank P. Whyte
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Karen
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Eileen
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
I truly hope each and every one of us does that.