the march to November 2020(recruiting for the good cause)
While I have several hopes for this website, one immediate goal is to urge more Conservatives to vote in November 2020.
But first let me thank you for visiting this website. In the first year, ending April, 26, 2020 we received more than 54,000 visits.
Back to the matter at hand:
Being a conservative, yet refusing to vote?
That's like being a bodybuilder, yet seeing a baby in a dumpster and refusing to pick the child up or call for help.
So much ability, yet so little action. A refusal to be fruitful.
Conservative citizens who don't vote are benefitting from the Constitution, yet giving nothing back to its continuance.
The US Constitution is either re-ratified or partly dismantled every 2 years at the voting booth.
The past year of Twitter, I've been amazed at how deeply Democrat leaders like Pelosi and Schumer hate America and Americans.
Their campaign against Trump is just a symptom of that hatred.
But what can we expect from people who have the right to kill their own babies?
And as long as abortion is legal, our our lives are at stake, for Democrats consider no life sacred but their own.
Some Conservatives have a problem voting for Donald Trump, mostly because he isn't a carbon copy of Jesus.
Consider the fiesty Winston Churchill.
I doubt the UK could have survived WW2 without Winston Churchill, though he was far from being a preacher.
England had an Archbishop, but Britain needed Churchill to fight the fascism that ravaged Europe.
And the United States needs the imperfect, but exceptionally competent, resilient and brave Donald Trump.
He has knowledge far beyond average politicians who rely on Fable-Maestros for their knowledge.
And Trump has an understanding of current circumstances that few world leaders possess.
Here is a link to an article in this website about people who won't vote for someone who is imperfect. Try it on.
http://the32112020.com/1_18_separatists.html
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This website is my perspective on several issues that affect our Republic today.
Even if you know you won't agree with some of what I say, I ask you to honestly sample my wares.
We can't disagree on everything. After all, who hates chocolate, a field of flowers, or a warm bath after a long, dusty day?
An overview of this site's categories:
Abortion: What about those who vote for pro-choice legislators, then take Holy Communion in church. Does this fit God's plan?
Kids: A vulnerable sector of our population, with pedophiles and poor parenting abounding.
Immigration: Discusses the three main stems of the immigration debate:
How many people can America help?
To what degree is this 'compassion' just a manuever to buy votes, while real Americans are being ignored?
The Muslim invasion.
Minorities: This is for those who feel they don't have much of a voice. It also looks at cultural divisions. Includes women as a minority-group.
Hopefully, the number of white-hating blacks in America will decrease.
Politics: Opportunities to change things for the better.
Society: Things to think about, from my perspective.
Healthcare: A few thoughts about today's healthcare situation, and changes that might improve the system.
And written for Christians but others can peek in, if interested:
Marriage: Perspectives for married people that might help, from someone approaching his 35th anniversary.
Religion: This is to bring up issues that separate Christians, and issues being ignored by those who say they love Jesus.
Wander through this site and see what I have to offer, but expect me to present unusual perspectives-
perspectives that look for the reason behind the behaviors.
Feel free to share these articles. Thanks.
Eric J.Rose