Last year I began talking to my youngest child, as I had previously done with my two older children, about the historic struggles of women and minorities and the great courage that many displayed in the past in their efforts to achieve equality and justice. Talking to her gave me pause. I wondered quietly who would stand up and face the fire hoses today should it be necessary. It has felt as though we had gone from a UNITED America to an America with concern only for the capitol “I”; that our Nation had lost its’ soul. Then came the campaigns for Hillary Clinton and Barrack Obama and my fears were allayed. I am so thankful that my children are old enough to understand the significance of the political races before us. That they are able to see what America CAN BE as opposed to what America has been for their lifetime up until now.?
Though I was grateful for the choices before me I personally struggled for months trying to decide, as many democrats have recently, which candidate I thought would serve our country best going forward into the immediate future. Both Senator Hillary Clinton and Senator Barrack Obama are phenomenal political talents with a great love for their country and all of the people in it.? ?
I voted in the Illinois Primary on Super Tuesday. My vote was cast for Hillary Clinton. Despite what you may think, my vote for Senator Clinton was not a vote against Senator Obama. On the contrary, I want Senator Obama to be President… in 8 years.
The way I see it
CHANGE is already here!
Let Your SMILE Shine On!TM?
Miss Lori








