It is so vitally important that we all get out and vote. Such a priviledge should never be taken for granted. It is a our right to express our choice for whom we desire to represent us in government.
The election process is long and we get about fed up with it before election day arrives, but let us remember that voting is not just a right and a priviledge, but also a duty. Our vote helps to choose who governs as our representative. If we don't vote, we have no right to complain about who gets into office or what they do which we do not agree with.
If you are a Christian, which I am, then it is our responsibility to vote for candidates who are pro-life, honest, who will represent the desires of the people of their district as well as others affected by their choices in a Godly manner.
During the campaign, many extreme left candidates try to make themselves look more conservative. Why is this? It is because they know that the majority of Americans are more conservative. They hope this "little trick" will help fool some people into voting for them. We need to be careful to not be fooled by them.
Even our current president is mending his ways to look more conservative, but this is temporary. Come November 3rd, he will be back to the some old agenda; shoving more stuff down our throats. If we have the proper balance in the house and senate, perhaps it will tie his hands enough to slow down the drift toward socialism.
Pray for the outcome that you want from this election, and by all means, VOTE!
