Sitting On the Sidelines

Did anybody hear Rush Limbaugh today? I don't know where he got his information but he said a study is showing that three million American evangelicals didn't vote Tuesday. Since BO won the popular vote by only 200 and some thousand, if only one in six of those evangelicals had gotten up off the sideline and voted we would have won by 200 and some thousand and we would have been freed from the curse of BO. And people still tell me our votes don't count. They surely don't when you're sitting at home watching the country fall apart around you. But their convictions won't let them vote for the lesser of two evils. So now we have the worst of two evils again.

Now is not the time to quit. Now is the time to start getting ready for 2014. The next two years with obamacare instituted, higher taxes, and gasoline prices rising toward $7 (BO predicted they would get that high in 2008, when he told us to inflate our tires, remember?) there will be another tea party backlash, and four years from now when the budget reaches the tipping point, prices are sky high, medical care is slower and worse than in Africa, when unemployment still hasn't come down, and people are suffering, the Democrat Party won't be able to blame it on Bush anymore and it will simply roll over and die.

Keep the faith. If the Lord doesn't come first conservatives will have another chance to take the country back. But it won't happen if we run anymore old middle-of-the-road establishment Republicans. We've got to preach conservative values, I mean Christian, biblical, godly values, preach it loud, preach it often, and start winning our country back to Christ while there is time. And then field a candidate with true conservative values.

Hope springs eternal, but only if we stay engaged.