One Question...
One Question...
As I type this I am listening to the questions that are being asked by the people at the "Town Hall", and I am forced to think about the amazing opportunity that these people have. They get to ask two people who one of which is likely to be the next president of the United State one question...
Have you thought what your one question would be?
My question came very easy.
Before I state it I want to mention one of the greatest powers a president has. It's his bully pulpit. He has the power to summon all of the media, anytime he wants, to discuss whatever he wants.
With a single command, all major broadcasts must drop their prime time schedule to play the president's address to the nation.
So with that in mind, what question would I ask the President?
"Would you as President, be willing to use the power of your bully pulpit to instill outrage in the American people over Abortion"
It's that simple.
A hesitation would show that the candidate could careless about the genocide in the United States.
The point is this...
For years on end we have heard over and over, there is nothing a president can do apart from electing the right supreme court justice. I disagree.
If I were President, I would call a primetime address to the Nation....
I would walk out and not say a word.
Then I would reach down behind my pulpit and pull out 11x14 Photos of aborted children.
and silently shuffle them, one by one as I stared silently at the camera.
When I got to the last photo, I would set it down, and walk off camera.
All without saying a word.
If I were president I would get a flag pin made that had the baby feet right in the center.
I would wear a button on my suit with the photo of an aborted child, everywhere I went.
I would constantly remind people of the number of children that have been murdered since my inauguration.
I would divide the country into two camps, expecting to be assisnated as was Lincoln.
I would govern as I preach, as if I would never be invited back.
Does your political choice care enough about the slaughter in this nation?
As I type this I am listening to the questions that are being asked by the people at the "Town Hall", and I am forced to think about the amazing opportunity that these people have. They get to ask two people who one of which is likely to be the next president of the United State one question...
Have you thought what your one question would be?
My question came very easy.
Before I state it I want to mention one of the greatest powers a president has. It's his bully pulpit. He has the power to summon all of the media, anytime he wants, to discuss whatever he wants.
With a single command, all major broadcasts must drop their prime time schedule to play the president's address to the nation.
So with that in mind, what question would I ask the President?
"Would you as President, be willing to use the power of your bully pulpit to instill outrage in the American people over Abortion"
It's that simple.
A hesitation would show that the candidate could careless about the genocide in the United States.
The point is this...
For years on end we have heard over and over, there is nothing a president can do apart from electing the right supreme court justice. I disagree.
If I were President, I would call a primetime address to the Nation....
I would walk out and not say a word.
Then I would reach down behind my pulpit and pull out 11x14 Photos of aborted children.
and silently shuffle them, one by one as I stared silently at the camera.
When I got to the last photo, I would set it down, and walk off camera.
All without saying a word.
If I were president I would get a flag pin made that had the baby feet right in the center.
I would wear a button on my suit with the photo of an aborted child, everywhere I went.
I would constantly remind people of the number of children that have been murdered since my inauguration.
I would divide the country into two camps, expecting to be assisnated as was Lincoln.
I would govern as I preach, as if I would never be invited back.
Does your political choice care enough about the slaughter in this nation?
Labels: 2008, Abortion, election, One Question..., Politics, president
posted by Marcus Pittman at
11:10 PM
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