The first time I voted, I voted for Dukakis. Oh my, that's embarrassing to admit.
Every election since, I've voted for the winner until last night. Even though I didn't get my way, I am so very proud to have a black leader as a President Elect. I'm proud to live in a country where anything is possible, and the vote is a way for us to speak out. I'm astounded at the peaceful transfer of power in a democracy.
Barak's "government for the people and by the people" message resonated with me four years ago as I watched him speak at the DNC. His elegance and eloquence captured me, yet we all know his roots are much more like an everyman. I pray his less privileged upbringing keeps him connected and grounded to everyday people. I also pray for his safety and for wisdom in leading this country.
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The Gallaudet Library Prank
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Gallaudet University is a school in Washington, D.C. dedicated to the
educational needs of deaf students. The appropriately-named blog Library
Shenanigan...
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3 comments:
AMEN!
Have you seen this?
http://go.sojo.net/campaign/prayerandpledge/
xxoo Almost
Almost,
great pledge~!
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