7 Days to Election 2008

I am feeling a weight this morning. After listening to the news, reading other blogs etc.
Some "talking heads" are saying this is the most important election of our lifetime. There are a couple of moral questions on ballots in some states, one in mine.

I support John McCain. Always have. I have worked and will work to support him being elected. The day he announced Sarah Palin, I immediately told my kids "We just lost the election." I have been disappointed in his "catering" to the right wing of the republican party. I think he will run the country much different than he is running his campaign. I highly regard someone who says what is not popular, what he truly thinks is best, which I'm not sure is best for his campaign, so he isn't doing it right now. He will get back on track once elected. He has a long history. Go check it out. http://www.johnmccain.com/

I respect Obama. I read one of his books before he started to run for president. I disagree with his policy's.
http://www.barackobama.com/index.php I have some who will not like what I'll say next, but. There have been a couple of speeches he has done that has reminded me of the Book of Mormon. Someone saying flattering words that the people want to hear. I believe he will do serious moral damage to our nation in the long run if he were president. I think he personally is great and a moral man doing what he thinks is best. Again, I disagree with his policy's.

I don't live in CA. I never will. Marriage is between a man and a woman. Marriage is ordained of God. http://newsroom.lds.org/ldsnewsroom/eng/commentary/same-sex-marriage-and-proposition-8

I live in WA. Life is sacred. Trust in God to decide when it begins and when it ends. http://newsroom.lds.org/ldsnewsroom/eng/public-issues/euthanasia-and-prolonging-life

Vote NO on I-1000 http://noassistedsuicide.com/

Now back to my laundry which doesn't feel so heavy this morning.