Proverbs 3:5

Yesterday was the first day in over a week that it didn't rain. In fact, it was, what I call a Top-10 day—perfect in every way. But here in the Northeast, everyone knows that regardless of how beautiful it is at the moment, there's always "a chance of T-storms," in the forecast, particularly following a glorious day.

Most of the time, this blog is about politics, or cars, or something else I find interesting or amusing to share. Typically, we Conservatives, particularly we Independent Evangelical Christian Conservatives are criticized for constantly pointing out every little deficiency in the Obama administration, and for complaining about Pelosi and Reid’s latest plan to waste... er, spend our money. It’s not that we (speaking for myself) don’t like these people; it’s just that we don’t get the way they think. It just doesn’t click. It’s not logical. It doesn’t make sense. Too often, they say one thing and do another. They’ll stand for a cause, which on the surface appears noble, but is in reality, just politics as usual. When called upon to put their own money where their mouths are, the record shows that it simply doesn’t happen. They constantly misuse taxpayer dollars and, in so doing, desecrate the privilege of being called to lead. Many claim to be Christians, but their actions and voting records portray the opposite. So while Barack Obama parades around pretending to be the new Messiah, we choose to put our trust in the true Messiah, Jesus Christ.

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