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In spite of a weak economy and terrible employment numbers, Barack Obama, the most pro-abortion president in our nation’s history and the only sitting U.S. president to declare support for same-sex marriage, easily won reelection.

“I believe that God is giving us in this election one more chance and should he save us from the wrong choice, and I’m going to tell you very specifically what that choice is… I’m going to talk to you (about) why I cannot vote for one of the presidential candidates.” His congregation listened in silence, punctuated with the occasional cheer, as Jackson made his case against the Obama administration.

You should think long and hard about what you want the legacy for your children to be, and then be sure to get out and vote. The stakes couldn’t be higher, nor the consequences greater.

In 2008, Barack Obama promised fundamental, transformational change—and now, thanks to the American electorate, we’re getting it.

Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is turning the Armed Forces into an arm of the Human Rights Campaign, the major pro-homosexual rights lobby. The stakes in this battle are more than some chicken strips.

Mayors saying Chick-fil-A’s statements in support of traditional marriage would disqualify them for permits or lead to government harassment is “thought police and political repression says Krauthammer. Both Rahm Emanuel and Obama supposedly had the same position in the early days of Obama’s presidency. Does this mean Obama and Rahm were bigots then?

Manning had been an out-of-the-closet homosexual before its repeal and had been working with various gay rights and Democratic Party groups. Was he a gay “mole” in the ranks? Who were his “sources” in the Obama White House?

Obama is losing ground with black voters among the 95% of blacks who voted for him in 2008. Outraged over Obama’s support of gay marriage, the Coalition of African American Pastors said they would not support him in 2012. A new poll found Romney would get 20% of the black vote in North Carolina if the election was held today.

Dietrich Bonhoeffer famously said, “Not to speak is to speak. Not to act is to act.” In that spirit, we implore you, with an urgency that the situation demands, to boldly lend your voice to the public square on this defining issue – for such a time as this.

Jo Ann Nardelli, a state committeewoman and founding president of the Blair County Federation of Democratic Women, has switched her political affiliation to the GOP, citing her Catholic faith and President Obama’s embrace of gay marriage as reasons. – The Daily Caller