Super Tuesday

There is a lot of political activity today and likely a lot of anxiety. The media, as usual, likes to skew things their own way, though I'm not sure what they stand to gain. One of our most promising candidates is the one who might likely deserve more media attention than the others, but he doesn't get it because he isn't, perhaps, scandalous or sensational enough. 

Anyway, I promise not to get too political on this little bloggy of mine, but there are a few things we all ought to consider when it's our turn to choose a candidate. 

America's economy needs strengthening and protecting

choose someone with wisdom, prudence, and clearly proven agility in financial matters

America's freedom is fragile

choose someone who respects and treasures this at all possible costs

America's foreign relations are delicate

choose someone who has the class, grace, and diplomacy to nurture these relations

America's family is being attacked

choose someone who values the integrity, sanctity of life and family above all else

America's values are being undermined

choose someone who knows that we are all children of the same God, who inspired and provided a way that this country might come to be. Someone who, with unwavering faith,  honors the legacy of our blessed founding fathers and realizes that sometimes less government is more