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I am going to vote;
however, here is what I find VERY disturbing…
I. The exorbitant number of people who do NOT vote because
they:
1. Could care less. (<--- how about caring for the future
of this nation? for our children?)
2. Feel that things “happen for a reason” (<--- there is
such a thing as “free will”… things are not “caused” to happen but happen by
our free will and things are “allowed” to happen)
3. Do not believe their vote counts (<--- no vote IS a
vote)
4. Think that neither candidate is worth voting for (<---
again… no vote IS a vote)
II. People who DO vote but base their OWN PERSONAL decision(s)
on their candidate’s stance on one or more of the debatable issues (e.g., health care
reform, economic recovery plan, social security, abortion, etc.).
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Where do YOU fall?
Have you ever stopped to ponder just how many people are being
selfish?
How many people are making a decision based off their own, personal
desires or ambitions?
How many people vote for a candidate because off their candidate's own stance
on issues that affects, NOT the nation as a whole, but THEM directly (e.g., right to bear arms, abortion,
medical coverage, military cutbacks, etc.)?
I implore you to put all selfish ambitions, desires, wants
or methodology aside and base your decision on the principles that this country
was founded on… biblical, God-fearing,
principles for the future generations
we will be leaving behind. The only way this will happen will be by creating
dialogue with your friends, neighbors, co-workers, family and anyone else who
will listen and engage (intelligently) and not shying away from the issues that
face us today. One thing I have learned in life, as many of you have, is that if
you see a problem, do not be the one to criticize. Take the problem for action
by offering recommended solutions and leave it up to the people we place in
charge to make the best, possible well-informed decision. That is what truly makes this country great.
Your VOTE is documented.
Your voice IS heard.
Make it count.
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