My union wanted us to overlook the social issues and sell out to a promise of more work if Kerry was elected.
I can always find a job in my trade, Union or otherwise.
So the job issue was a moot moint. The social issues like my 1st Amendment and 2nd Amendment were key in my decisions to support Bush.
And a Democracy can only work well when people recognize that decisions benefitting the clear majority have to be recognized. Allowing the majority to cave in to the agendas of 5 or 10% of the population reduces the representitive will of the people.
Not that issues like gay marriage are that important to most people, but when activist judges impose mandates and people openly violate laws the means arriving at those kind of decisions are clearly by imposition rather than elective. And if those issues are allowed to be imposed it would be a matter of time before some judge imposes restrictions on other rights.
Striking down the movements behind those kind of actions was what this election was about. Not to mention rebuking the michael moorons and george soreass's of the country who think they have clout only because they have access to a willing media.
America, we did good!! Let's take full advantage of this victory and begin the elimination of 30 years of "progressive" corruption of our Constitutional Republic!
Let the libs cry. They will cry regardless. WE have to ignore their agenda and allow no compromise. We have to show them we are in charge and they have to compromise with us rather than the way they believe.
Good points! When we compromise our principles, what is left? If you do not uphold your principles no matter what, then what kind of core do we have? None! Sometimes compromise has to be thrown to the wind and we must fight. That time has now arrived IMO. We have seen a degradation of our moral center in this nation for too long and we must reverse course and return America to a time where we affirm "GOD, COUNTRY & FAMILY". These three are what made this country great.