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Where were you when I was out in those Rice Paddies? I get upset when certain persons criticize President Obamas choice of cabinets, his tactics or even when he chooses to play golf. Why would you question his trust in his good friend Reverend Al Sharpton? Are you an authority on his friendships? And to criticize the Reverend for what he has or has not accomplished!? You would be surprised of what he has accomplished in his life time with the help of the Holy Spirit. Paul said there would be different gifts in men and women. One thing Ive learned in the election of President Obama, who is the first President Ive ever elected, is: Think twice about your vote to elect anyone. If you dont trust an individuals ability to make an executive decision then you shouldnt vote for him or her. I voted for President Barack Obama because of his view against going to war with Iraq in the first place. It was a sacramental vote for me. Because persons who Im related to in the faith by water baptism in parts of Africa were executed for refusing to sign up for a political party and refusal to purchase a 25 cent political card years ago. It was a tough decision for me knowing they had lost their life to stay neutral. And I dont take my decision lightly. But the previous election, 2004, I had spent the whole night in prayer and from the outcome of that election I decided to get involved the next time in a physical way. I was hoping for a woman to be President so I made calls for and voted for Hillary Clinton in the 2008 Primary. It wasnt her time yet. And then I voted for President Obama later in the fall and made calls and volunteered for his re-election in 2012. When you vote for someone you are not responsible for their actions and decisions. However, you are endorsing their responsibility to make decisions. Or else whats the use!? https://youtube/watch?v=0uqjznmTp80
Posted on: Sat, 23 Aug 2014 16:14:09 +0000

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