Who am I voting for?

 Elections have become choosing between a lesser of two evils; who is going to hurt the country the least? This mentality desecrates the ideals men like Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, and Abraham Lincoln stood upon. These men desired to give an opportunity to each citizen for a better life, a chance to create their own success. Unfortunately, our government today penalizes success and laughs at the idea of rewards based on merit. It is time for a president to stop spouting politically correct propaganda to get into power.

So who do I want to vote for? I want to vote for a man who will voluntarily step down from power, I want to vote for a man who says something is wrong and fights for what is right, I want to vote for a man who refuses the idea of social entitlements. Where did men like this go? They evaporated in the political heat of correctness. No one in this nation wants to offend anyone else. No one wants to stand upon absolutes. Everything is relevant in politics today. Everywhere in the world there are absolutes. Nature is built upon them, men once fought for them, and now governments mock them. There are absolutes in the world, there are absolutes in this nation, but they are being discarded at the expense of our country. To stand strong in today’s world we need a leader who will stand up for America. I want a president who will stand up and say terrorism is a threat to America’s foundation, that it will not be tolerated and will do everything in my power to cease it. I want conviction in their voice, I want to know they believe in America and the goodness of its people. I do not want a president who spends more on the unconstitutional pursuit of education than on national defense. I want a president who will take a firm stand against those who do not support us. I do not want a president who caters to the needs of other nations against ours. We do not live in a politically correct world. We live in a world where societies are raised to hate us, to despise us, and to kill everything which makes our nation great. How can we stand as a light unto the world when we refuse to ignite the wick of truth? How can a nation consult others which are not harmed by our enemies, which are not threatened by our threats, which do not hold the values and principles we treasure? We have a right to protect our nation, our values, our way of life. We have a right to fight. Why should we consult nations which hate us? I will vote for the man which stands upon our Constitution and does not bend it towards his will. I will vote for a man who has conviction in his voice. I will vote for a man which is concerned about being the best, not the elected. I will vote for a man who looks at Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln and Reagan and says, “I will do better.” I refuse to vote for anybody who does not wish to stand upon values and absolutes, who aims to please and not protect, who desecrates the legacy of our great leaders. I want the American people to exercise their right to vote, to stop laying down for the minority groups for fear of being labeled “politically incorrect.” It is time for our nation to elect someone who is looking to promote the United States, not play lame duck and hope the world smiles upon us as our doom lies above our head. Today’s citizens face unparallel threats to our life, our liberty and our pursuit of happiness, and it is time they take their opportunity and change the course this nation is on. I will exercise my vote to do this.