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Happy Dance


Good news!

 Fred is back and he is talking!

I was absolutely thrilled that Fred si sharing his wisdom with the American people again!

It is good to hear a conservative voice, one who speaks with honor and dignity. Someone who stands for the foundational principles our nation was founded on and the fight to maintain smaller government, individual liberties! Fred is back and so is my optimism and belief in America!

You said it Fred - Conservatism is alive and well in the USA!

I am still a Fredhead in Minnesota

A note to those reading my blog: My All Aboard post was written after we were thrown into the tailspin -- that was the race for the republican nominee after Fred dropped out. Gut-punched is how many of us felt and still do for a lot of reasons. Fred speaking on Townhall.com is welcome to many of us - we need a clear voice, one that does not waiver in what He stands for. That is why many of us donated to a political campaign for the first time, why many of us, knocked on doors, made phone calls and believed that the resurrection of Reaganism was on the horizon, it seemed when Fred stepped aside - so did the heart of the Conservative voters.

I am not sure where we go from here, but standing up and rallying around the conservative message is what I intend to do -- Lead the way Fred!

Let's rally folks!


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Newt's Math Lesson


I watched Newt Gingrich speak @ CPAC last night.

I found myself revved up, inspired and praying he would make an announcement, maybe throw his conservative hat into the ring?

 Instead he gave a math lesson. A list of numerical statistics. They were profound.

The one that stood out and made the most sense. 80/20.

We have all heard the 80/20 analogy before, but Newt put another spin (no pun intended) on it.

He said (paraphrasing) I would rather have to argue with the candidate we have left -  20% of the time -  versus arguing with a Liberal  nominee 80% of the time.

In my heart, I know he is right.

I could not bear living 4 years under democratic rule, knowing I could have made a difference.

I don't like it.  This not having a true choice. having to settle for third place.

I know what I am going to do.

Vote.

I refuse to believe that I am going against my core principles.

I believe in America.

I believe no matter the outcome, God is in control.

I was elected as the co-chair of our precinct, during our caucus on Super Tuesday. After Mitt dropped out and Fred backed McCain, I almost gave back the nomination.

I am glad I waited.

I am glad I am letting the dust settle.

Everyday is a new day.

NO!, I am not jumping with pom-poms... but I do have hope again.

Conservatism is alive and well...

Thank You Mr. Gingrich for the math lesson.

I will vote for you in 2012.






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All Aboard??

Are you climbing back on the train? 

I keep feeling like I am in a cartoon and trying to get on the RIGHT train bound for the White House -

First I climbed aboard the most beautiful Red, White and Blue Train. It felt new, clean and pristine. It was the  Thompson Train - I even got to blow the whistle!  - Then it was as if someone forgot to load the coal, for as soon as the steam began to fuel the momentum, it went cold, fizzled and the train pulled into the political graveyard.

So I climbed off, wandered through the train yard trying to find my way to the truth train, the one that would take me to the promised land. Then I saw them, the other trains bound for Washington DC,  One stood out as the train to take - alot of money had been spent to refurbish it to make it seem safe - so I climbed onto the Mitt Romney Train. This time I got to meet the engineer and I was impressed, just as I threw my heart over the bar, then as quickly as the train started, he drove his train into the sand pit. A dull thud. No where to go but off the tracks.

I found out, that many of the other passengers on the Romney train had also been on the Fred train. No we all just walked around in a daze, lost - confused.

Then the engineers of the Fred and Romney trains gathered around a large podium and explained that there was only one more train left and we had better board it, along with them if we really believed in the first train.  They explained that some of us might not like the smell if this train, as it had been down the tracks once before and it still had not been thouroughly washed before this trip.

We pointed out the other trains, they were much smaller. One was pure white, with a large cross on the side.  The other smaller train, had a large arrow that said one way, no compromise.

The we  noticed another train, still in production, it was amazing. It was the largets of all the trains, it seemed to have everything we wanted to ride the rails - we asked: "would be ready before the trip?" The answer was curt  "there are only two tracks that head to the White House, only one goes all the way, there is no third track that can go all the way".
We would have to wait until 2012 before this train would be ready.


So, reluctantly, we got on board the only train left. The one that Fred and Romney told us to board.  I hide my face behind a mask, I did not want any of the others,, those who I told I would never get on this train, to see me and ridicule me... as the train pulled away from the station, the stench overwhelmed me at first, but somehow, after a few hours I didn't seem to notice the smell anymore.

The I decided to relax and go along for the ride, see where it would lead. I went out on the deck of the train, just to get some fresh air...the scenery of the American landscape brought nostalgia to my mind, I began to believe I was on the Right train. It wasn't perfect, but it was loaded with armement and followed closely by jet fighters, I felt safe.

Until I saw... him...  the engineer... he was a hot tempered little man, wearing an old military uniform.  He was pulling a lever. Then I noticed the track, it shifted. The train began to turn...seemingly left... but it wasn't a sharp turn... just a gradual sway, it was hardly noticed by most of the other passengers.

We made a stop in Minneapolis, a big rally before we finished the trip to the White House.

As I got off the train, I heard a noise, it sounded like a rock concert, then I saw it...another train. t was Green. It was the biggest train I had ever seen. It was surrounded by a crowd, and they were yelling something about change.  I was afraid of that train.

Then I turned around and saw the name of the train I had been on and I felt betrayed by Fred and Romney. I felt like I have been punched in the stomach.

The name:   McCain Train.

I think I will walk -- and maybe spend a bit more time in the Lords presence, follow His lead on this journey to  the White House. 

I don't think I like trains so much anymore.

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