What a monumental election we were all able to participate in. It is amazing to see our country's progress in so many different ways. As I was watching the polling results last night, Rudy Giuliani made a great comment before the results were given. He was asked if he had faith in Obama fixing the mortgage/economy crisis. Giuliani replied by saying he is a McCain supporter, but if Obama were to win, tomorrow morning we are all Americans and should support Obama, because if he is to fail as our President, we all fail. I think with all of these party differences, this is often a difficult thing for Americans to do. I'll be the first to admit, I'm not the biggest George Bush Fan, although I was disgusted with the constant disrespect he was given as our President. The highest office in our Country deserves a certain honor that it no longer is receiving. I hope that as a country we can all support our new President, no matter who we voted for (and maybe give our current President a little more love on his way out).
I'm assuming you all may be curious as to who I voted for, or maybe by this title you just assume Obama. Well, I consider myself unaffiliated and I sincerely try to sort out the issues, ignoring party lines, and make a decision with prayer. It really was a hard one for me. I'm just excited to see what our new President can do in healing world relationships and correcting the economy. I sure am grateful to live in a free country with so many opportunities. I also am grateful for my Dad for serving in the military and taking a part in politics. I really see him as a great example and an involved citizen in bettering our country. I also just happened to marry into a very patriotic family, also with military backgrounds and political service. Not to mention a husband who was born the day before our country's birthday and has a deep admiration and love for these same things. What wonderful, USA loving, examples I have for my children!