Two Days to Go

I have to admit that I am nervous about Tuesday. On the one hand, I don't trust anything the media has to say about polling numbers, on the other hand, I know that it's going to be a close race.

I realize that many Americans are going to go to the polls with the attitude of "anybody" but a Republican but it is my hope that they go to the polls with more thoughtfulness than that. I just have my doubts.

For some, this election is a litmus test on whether America can move past racism. This is wrong. This election is about ideologies and beliefs not the color of a man's skin. I would gladly vote for a man or woman of color if their beliefs mirrored many of my own but that's not the case with Barack Obama.

Barack Obama represents much of what I have worked against. I don't care about the color of his skin; I care about what he believes. In most cases, what he believes is in opposition to what I believe so I cannot vote for him.

I can and will vote for John McCain.

Should John McCain not win, I will do everything in my power to make Barack Obama's position on issues such as the Freedom of Choice Act, the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act or the Born Alive Infants Protection Act known far and wide. The whole of the pro-life movement worked hand in glove to stem the tide of pro-abortion policies that came from the Clinton White House and we will do so again, if necessary.

But first, Tuesday, November 4th.

Please vote-- and vote pro-life. Vote for John McCain and Sarah Palin.