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This is not a political blog, and I am not planning on making it a political blog. My conviction is that believer’s should spend more time preaching the gospel, and less time promoting political change. Still, I can’t help but be confused and disappointed when prominent Christians lower their personal standards to support a politician who has, in their amateur opinion, “a better chance of winning”.

As for me and my house, we will vote based on conviction. Conviction that the murder of unborn children is wrong in any state, at any time. Conviction that marriage is between one man and one woman, for life. And…conviction that men of God should ask “what is best?” in the voting booth, rather than “what if she wins?”.

It was with these thoughts in mind that I came across this entry on the conservative Hot Air blog. Two minutes and fifteen seconds of straight answers from a former two-term Governor. If a man cannot be elected in the United States of America by speaking with this level of eloquence, understanding and conviction; our country has bigger problems than we had first imagined. So, before we jump to the conclusion that we must compromise in order to “gain power”, we ought to become educated on what (and whom) God has given us the opportunity to support. Those still inclined to bet one of the “horses in the lead” can consider themselves forewarned.