So Where Do We Go From Here?

Me, myself and I | 11/7/12 | The Louiswu

[The Louiswu]

So where do we go from here?

The election is over and the sun came up. In a little while I am off to my little art gallery downtown, I'll open my doors and wait for folks to come in to buy my art.

I know the economy is no better off today that it was yesterday, I know the residents of this area of Illinois have no more money now that they did twenty four hours ago, so I might just be waiting in vain for those sales, I might be sitting alone today with no one to talk to.
Where do I go from here? Do I keep the gallery open a little while longer? I am now the sole employee and I don't take a paycheck. People want to purchase art, but they need to purchase food and pay for their electricity, I don't believe there will be a rush to purchase art today.

Like a lot of Americans I prayed to God for a Romney victory, I humbly asked that the almighty help carry the day for all Americans by delivering us from President Obama and to help good Christians set this country right. Today I am vexed by the answer I got. I believe God is saying that the fight is not over, the road to change and salvation is a long one, don't give up, but I'm not sure any longer.

So I'll pray again today, this time I'll ask God, "Where Do I Go From Here?" and I'll listen close for an answer, I'll wait for a sign or a signal. Hope I get an answer soon.

[cornfedcowboy]

We have divided country politically and geographically. We still have the House. All is not lost, the younger generations will have to sort the mess and the bills. It will need to get wowe before it gets better.

[cornfedcowboy]

We have divided country politically and geographically. We still have the House. All is not lost, the younger generations will have to sort the mess and the bills. It will probably need to get worse before it gets better.

[no-to-illegals]

Were the young voters adequately warned? Have they accepted the bill?

Afraid they haven't seen the guns, which will come to collect, FRiend.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

:)

[SoCal Pubbie]

I agree with you! The right needs to drop fighting gay rights and abortion as political issues. That does not mean churches can't preach from the pulpit, but the party has to start leaning more libertarian. The problem is that the left and the media will still portray any Republican candidate as an extreme white Christian who hates brown people. Even if they dug up Ayn Rand and nominated her, she'd be labeled "out of touch with the mainstream."

[dfwgator]

The fact is, with the media, the Democrats have a propaganda machine that would have made Josef Goebbels envious.

[chris37]

Hell.

[technically right]

Mitch Daniels was right.

[Buckeye McFrog]

I am not sure if this is God’s grand plan, or he has turned his back on us.

He will never turn his back on us. You may see him coming from the sky....and soon!

[RobertClark]

We have divided country politically and geographically. We still have the House. All is not lost, the younger generations will have to sort the mess and the bills. It will need to get wowe before it gets better.

The data indicates that the younger generation, yet again, fell for the liberal kool-aid of feel-good PC politics and went strongly for Obamao. Well, we've tried to save them from themselves and they have basically said "give us the bill" - well, I'm closer to just saying screw it, you can have then damn bill!