Phil.

Truer words have not been spoken!  When I heard the news that he was our 
president... I was depressed.  No... more than depressed.  I was devastated. 
Still am!  Did I love McCane?  I liked him.  He had more morals and values 
than Obama did.  America is becoming an immoral Godless nation, and we will 
be judged!  How can we elect as our leader, one who will so willingly 
out&out murder the unborn... whether it be by partial birth, or regular 
abortion?  How can we elect as our leader one who is so willing to overturn 
the sacred values of marriage to include the homosexuals or lesbians?  How 
can we elect one as our leader who is laughing at the Christian faith, or 
say that the Bible is outdated?  How can we elect as our leader one who has 
known ties to terrorism... whether it be in the past or present?  I am 
terrified where our nation is going to go during the next four years!
Jenifer Gilley
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Phil Scovell" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, November 07, 2008 12:24 PM
Subject: Concerned


>I am a Concerned American Voting Citizen
>
> By Phil Scovell
>
>
>     I followed the primaries this time more than I ever have
> before and I am a Ronald Reagan conservative.  I may even be more
> conservative than he was but he likely will be the greatest
> president in my lifetime.  Now, fast forward to the present day.
>
>     As I write this, a man of mixed race, who prefers being
> addressed as an afro American, even when he is half white and half
> black, has been elected to be the president of the United States.
> No, I did not vote for him nor could I.  I am not a political
> socialist, I do not believe in any form of Marxism, Leninism,
> Maoism, Communism, and most other isms, come to think of it, that
> fall outside the political scheme of open and free capitalistic
> governments which are representative republics.  I also have a
> strong affinity for religious freedom, freedom of speech, that is,
> the first amendment, gun ownership, the second amendment, and I
> could go on and on so I'll stop with the amendments at this point
> and just say, I am a constitutionalist.  No, I don't believe it is
> an inspired document, as the Bible being the Word of God, but I do
> believe God ordained the penning of the constitution and
> furthermore, I believe He ordained the creation of this country
> and its government.  I am also what some call pro life, or more
> specifically, anti abortion.  I am the father of a daughter, who
> has two fine children, but who, to my knowledge, has had at least
> one abortion.  We, her father and mother, learned about it after
> the fact.  She was an adult, married, and living away from home at
> the time she made her decision.  No, I couldn't have stopped her
> at the time even if I had known of it because she was an adult.  I
> could, of course, talk about what I believe, and don't believe,
> politically, page after page but I won't.  Needless to say, I
> cannot, nor will I ever, vote for anyone who believes abortion
> isn't the killing of the innocent.  If you are not a Bible
> believing, born again Christian, you may not understand why I said
> what I just stated but I can't help it if you are unable to meet
> me half way and accept me as a free American citizen who has the
> right to vote.
>
>     After it was officially announced our new president elect
> was Barak Obama, I was greatly disappointed for all of the reason
> mentioned above and more.  On the other hand, I have two adopted
> grandchildren of mixed races.  I don't ever think of them more
> black than Mexican or more Mexican than American Indian, or more
> American Indian than black.  I trust you get my drift.  It doesn't
> matter, in other words, to me.  I do care if you cannot prove,
> when you are running for office in this country, if you are an
> American citizen, American born, in order to fulfill the
> constitutional requirements of the United states.  Yes, I even
> care if you live in this country illegally.  I do care about the
> other issues I personally believe in as both an American but most
> importantly, as a born again Christian.  With all this said, let
> me also tell you how I felt after the election.
>
>     I felt proud to be an American.  The system still works.  I
> was proud to live in a country, where in my lifetime, a black man
> could be elected as the president in a free election by the
> people.  I also thought, since I was alive when Martin Luther King
> Junior was shot and killed, how I wished he had been able to
> witness how far we have come since his famous, "I Have A Dream,"
> speech which is still just as inspirational to me today as it was
> so many decades ago.  I also felt the need to pray for this new
> president probably more than any president I have ever prayed for
> in my 56 years of life.  With that in mind, we all should pray for
> our country more than we ever have because I believe Jesus is
> coming in my lifetime and perhaps much sooner than we think.  I
> personally plan on seeing Him for myself when He comes because of
> the promise I quote below.
>
> 1 Behold, what manner of love the Father hath bestowed upon us,
> that we should be called the sons of God: therefore the world
> knoweth us not, because it knew him not.
> 2  Beloved, now are we the sons of God, and it doth not yet
> appear what we shall be: but we know that, when he shall appear,
> we shall be like him; for we shall see him as he is.
>
>
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