As All Of Heaven Watches
The Davis Recall
See also:
Davis Recall Plot
Foiled and
McClintock wins poll two days before election!
For the conservative Christian, this election weighs heavily on our
minds. Tom McClintock is the obvious choice, but dare we risk losing
to (shudder) Davis or Bustamante? Is this election about getting Davis
out, or getting someone with godly principals in? What exactly is
this vote about?
Christian, listen. If we vote for Arnold Schwarzenegger and he wins, every time we feel the affront of the
liberal left promoting homosexuality to our children, we will be to
blame. Every religious offense in public school, every liberal
issue invoked on Californians will be on our heads and the blood of
every aborted baby will be on our hands.
I've always liked Arnold Schwarzenegger, but I will not vote for him.
Even if there was no chance for Tom McClintock (and there is!) I will
not vote for Arnold's liberal ways. I wish I knew his views better,
but they're vague.
There will be Someone watching us in that polling booth that is far
more important than all of California. There is Someone that has
always cared deeply about the choices that we make. Do we vote for
what Christ stands for, or do we vote against them? Do we have
faith that God is ultimately in control? Can we take our Father's hand
and say, "I stand for You and Your precepts no matter what," or will
we compromise what God has told us, to gain the lesser of liberal
evils?
At no time in Biblical history did God ever say "go half way." Either
God will grant the victory or He won't, but when all is said and done,
I'm not about to stand before God and say, "Well, God, I didn't think
David had a chance against Goliath, so I went over to the other side."
God really does have it under control. I believe we just really have
to stand where He is, no matter how big the giants. I'm not
saying God will grant us McClintock, I don't know that. Jesus said it
was going to get very dark, and it is. But when the lights go out and
His Son Comes down, I'm going to be holding on to my Father's hand.
I will vote for Tom McClintock on election day, and I pray that he not
drop out. Because win or lose, Tom McClintock is providing us with an
opportunity to stand for what is right. And if the worst
happened, if Bustamonte or Davis wins the election, God will not
forsake us. We will remain in victory, having chosen what was right
even in a dark world. Our victory is in Christ.
Christian, I urge you, stand strong in your convictions. Do not
compromise and cringe with regret at every future liberal advance.
Jesus said it would get very dark near the end times, but take care
that when all is said and done, we stand in Jesus Christ.
Whether we win or lose, I am grateful to you, Tom McClintock, for
providing us the opportunity to stand up and be counted. God bless
you, may His face shine upon you, may He strengthen and lead you in
all you do, and be a clear Light unto your path.
Thank you for fighting the good fight for God and California.
Godspeed. ~jen
This Democrat will vote for Tom McClintock
from
The
Acorn
I’ve been a registered Democrat all my life. From 1983 to 1989, I
provided the Democratic Party with free rent and utilities in my
Village Oaks Office Park in Westlake Village and free headquarters for
congressional, senatorial and presidential candidates.
I was repeatedly awarded "Ventura County Democrat of the Year." One
day the Democratic Party announced in the newspaper that they were
shocked that the Democrat of the Year was supporting Republican state
Assemblyman Tom McClintock. I answered that I always support the best
man, regardless of party affiliation.
If all Californians only knew what I know about Tom’s record as
state assemblyman and state senator, they would vote for him to be
California’s next governor. He is honest, hard-working, dedicated and
innovative. He’s sponsored fabulous state legislation and is now the
most qualified gubernatorial candidate of any party. I’m so sure of
this that I’m donating $1,000 to his campaign—because I love
California.
When the Democratic National Committee asked me for a $1,000
donation a year and a half ago, I replied, "I will, if you can
guarantee me none of it will go towards reelecting Gray Davis." They
never replied.
I not only signed the recall petition to oust Gov. Davis, but I
contributed $1,000 to the recall committee—because I love California.
Robert A. Felburg
Costa Mesa
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