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Tuesday, November 02, 2004


No links, no pundits, and for Goodness sake, no polls.
The only poll that counts is today.
If you've followed this blog for long, you know where I stand. I firmly believe this is the most important election in a generation or more, and will determine the future of this nation.
So, go vote.
Vote your values.
Vote your security.
Remember 9/11/01.
Vote accordingly.
And at the risk of being accused of a cliche:
God Bless America.

One more thing:
I'll be blogging intermittently as the results come in tonight. One of the joys of the many steroids I'm currently taking for my asthma is insomnia. Hopefully it'll be an early night, a Republican win across the board, and I can concentrate on my new Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator program I got this week. Still haven't figured out how to land that darned P-51 Mustang with only 4 gallons of gas..... stay tuned.

4 comments:

  1. Anonymous1:02 AM

    my personal opinion is that if americans really knew their God, they certainly have read about the following bible verses:

    John 8: 1 - 11
    Matthew 5: 43 - 48

    and understand their meaning. no one expect americans are all sanits, at least they should show their traits as God's son and daughters.

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  2. Couldn't agree more, anonymous. And thanks for stopping by Liberty Just in Case.

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  3. Thanks Terrence. Yes, there are policies that the US has had that are wrong. But you won't find many countries in history that have actually gotten it right so many times. Western Europe and Japan are great examples of the US getting it right. We aren't ancient Rome, though that comparison has been made. It's a shallow comparison. We don't conquer countries. Afghanistan and Iraq are perfect examples. If we were conquerors, there would have been no voting in Afganistan, and would be no plans for it in January, despite the terrorist best effors to prevent it.

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  4. Thanks Tim. That's the kind of feedback that keeps me blogging between breathing treatments. I liked that post too, and haven't seen too many articles like it. As you know, the manned space program is a priority for me. I do think you make the right choice.

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