Wednesday, April 23, 2008

We will miss him more than we know...

It has been very easy to criticise the President the past 7.5 years. Of course the liberals will go at it no matter what.

But those conservatives among us have shuddered here and there when his polices strayed. But I don't think we understand how much good he did. How much he did stand up for pro life convictions. And any of the new candidates (especially the democratic ones) are going to be a drastic, drastic change for the worse.

Molly's post reminded me of this.

Keep praying for our country. Let's hope McCain makes it in and that he sees clear to stand firm and keep our nation strong, free and open to life.

1 comment:

Ladybug Mommy Maria said...

I think you're right about realizing that he was better than the press allowed and that we as a nation will realize it after the fact.

I am going to vote for McCain come November because I cannot stand the likes of Obama or Hillary.

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