I believe voting records speak far louder than any campaign promise or political media spin. I too choose to take the straigh talk approach to things. This site is under construction but I hope to make myspace your space.We may not always agree as how to go about it. But we agree on the end result. So rather than us both saying "no way, its my way or the highway", and get nothing done, how about we come to the table and try to work things out one thing at a time. Lets not alienate. For Together Everyone Achieves More. We all agree results are what counts. Remember, its for their sake, not our own egos' sake.I am old enough to see that when we dole out the "my way or the highway" principal, most people *sadly* choose the "highway." No, that doesn't mean they are in the right. Often to our chagrin, they race headlong into destruction. But, wisdom has shown us since the beginning of time, people can't deal with extremes. Thomas Paine called moderation a vice. But, Thomas Paine was not a Christian, he was barely a deist. His extreme views ultimately alienated our forefathers, his own country(Great Britain) and even France. We like to cite him because of "Common Sense", but read more of his stuff, and you'll know why our forefathers started to put a distance between them and him. Thomas Paine denied Jesus Christ.If you think the Gang of 14 was a sellout, consider this. If the Gang of 14 had been done before 1987, Justice Bork (a staunch pro-life advocate) would have been appointed to the Supreme Court. Other pro-life justices would be sitting on the Supreme Court bench as well.We need to stop saying its "my way cause I'm the moral person" and start realizing that if we don't come away from the extremes we save no lives. Those innocents count on us to save their lives the best way we can, the quickest way. Stop with the STUBBORN IMPASSE, lives are at stake. For example: We want abortion to stop, right? But at the same time we rail against single parenting and out of wedlock births. I know of certain "educated" conservatives that come out and say that single parenting has low % success rate. Yet, I have known, in my life, countless women, who when situations beyond their control ended up single parents. These heroines pressed forward and raised their children successfully, and are now grandparents who revel in the successes of their Godly families. Sometimes women have to work with what they have. Christ promises in our weakness, to make us strong. So lets stop telling women that they can't be successful mom's if the bums from the male gender leave them. Instead, lets make it easier for them to choose life and raise Godly families......Background Photo By IrishViews.com
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