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To: keats5
In these days of partial birth abortion and prayer banned in school, it is a real blessing that God gave us W instead of what we deserved. I guess we deserved algore as the punishment for putting money above all else. The 90s attitude of "so what if there's a little hoo-ha going on in the White House if my pocket is lined" should have earned us agore. Instead, God was merciful and gave us a President that is not just a good man, he is a godly man. That's what more than we deserve, and I thank God for him everyday. I think he is really helping to turn the tide in this country.
151 posted on 12/08/2002 3:51:28 PM PST by lawgirl
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To: lawgirl
....it is a real blessing that God gave us W instead of what we deserved. I guess we deserved algore as the punishment for putting money above all else. Instead, God was merciful and gave us a President that is not just a good man, he is a godly man. That's what more than we deserve, and I thank God for him everyday.

I think we deserved algore because we showed that we didn't care about morality by reelecting x42. We chose the impeached one over Bob Dole, a good man, even though he was not a smooth talker.

But you are right about how we were also putting money above all else. Everyone was thrilled about how well the stock market appeared to be doing and how well the economy was humming along, even though George Bush the elder was primarily responsible for that. We just didn't want to rock the boat and upset that. The main thing we cared about was our pocketbook, not having a moral and decent person as our president.

Thank you God, for giving us another chance.

152 posted on 12/08/2002 5:16:15 PM PST by mtngrl@vrwc
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