Prayer inspired political decisions

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

May 01, 2008 07:11 pm

— Did you know there are only an estimated 14 percent of Americans who don’t believe in God? Why does everyone listen to them?
Paul Harvey (my man) said if I want to pray before I eat, what’s it to you? If I want to pray at a ball game, what’s it to you? If I choose to worship God, what’s it to you?
He had a whole page of what if’s.
What difference does it make if our money says, “In God we trust”? God built this country and if only 14 percent don’t believe that, what’s it to everybody else? Why are we letting them win?
Some people don’t like our president. As the last presidential election neared, I prayed about who to vote for. I wanted to make the right choice, God’s choice. He’s still in control, you know.
Immediately within a few days, Billy Graham came on national TV and said, “I’ve never endorsed a presidential election before, but I strongly urge you to vote for George Bush” and stated his reasons why.
George Bush got in, 911 came and Bush ran them off. They didn’t come back! He didn’t start a war in Iraq; in my opinion, he set out to finish one. “Get off my land!”
Now I’m wondering who to vote for again, but I know it’ll come to me.
God bless America! America bless God! As I’ve always said, “Do we really believe a man invented electricity!”
Rhonda Crockett
Bluefield, W.Va.