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was born during the Carter administration when America's moral was at
it's lowest, but remember my childhood during the Reagan years. I grew
up believing America was good and descent and that we had a bright
future ahead of us. My teen years were lived out during the Clinton
years where I figured out that the moral conscience of America had been
very corrupted, but there was hope if we could get another Reagan in
office again. We thought Bush was that guy. I spent most of my adult
years under the Bush Administration that left me disillusioned because a
clever politician was able to play us Christians for fools by saying
that Jesus was his favorite philosopher and we fell for it. I'm not sure
if Bush 43 is really Evangelical or not, but I know that he spent more
money than any other Democrat president before him and with his
optimistic naive idealism, he got us involved in two wars in Muslim
countries thinking that those people were actually capable of
self-governing under a free democratic society. Now, we have a president with worse moral convictions than Carter and worse economic record than Carter and Americans vote to keep him for four more years. I thought that Americans were more motivated by their pocketbooks than anything else, I guess I was wrong. How does a country that has suffered under 12 years of liberal fiscal policies (that includes the Bush years too) vote for four more of them when our economy is on the brink of collapse and total ruin? Continue at Reforming Baptist
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