THE CATHOLIC KNIGHT: Readers of this blog know that I have never been a fan of Barack Obama. In fact I have vigorously opposed his candidacy from the moment he become the Democratic nominee on the grounds of his militant pro-abortion stand. That being said however, 'The Catholic Knight' is known for giving recognition where it is due. Tomorrow something amazing and wonderful is going to happen. The first black president of the United States will be sworn into office. That alone, all by itself, is significant. It means something very important. It means that in spite of whatever might happen over the next four years, and no matter how his presidency may turn out, the American people have elected a person of color to the Whitehouse, and nothing can take that away. If it was ever said that the American people can never change, and that the scar of racism will forever haunt this nation, let this election say otherwise. While racism will always be a problem, not just in America but around the world, we can now say with honesty that American voters are colorblind. When given a choice between a white and black candidate, they can (indeed they have) chosen the later. That alone, by itself, is something to celebrate. Tomorrow, 'The Catholic Knight' celebrates with the rest of America. On Wednesday, it's back to the business of defending the unborn.
THE CATHOLIC KNIGHT: Readers of this blog know that I have never been a fan of Barack Obama. In fact I have vigorously opposed his candidacy from the moment he become the Democratic nominee on the grounds of his militant pro-abortion stand. That being said however, 'The Catholic Knight' is known for giving recognition where it is due. Tomorrow something amazing and wonderful is going to happen. The first black president of the United States will be sworn into office. That alone, all by itself, is significant. It means something very important. It means that in spite of whatever might happen over the next four years, and no matter how his presidency may turn out, the American people have elected a person of color to the Whitehouse, and nothing can take that away. If it was ever said that the American people can never change, and that the scar of racism will forever haunt this nation, let this election say otherwise. While racism will always be a problem, not just in America but around the world, we can now say with honesty that American voters are colorblind. When given a choice between a white and black candidate, they can (indeed they have) chosen the later. That alone, by itself, is something to celebrate. Tomorrow, 'The Catholic Knight' celebrates with the rest of America. On Wednesday, it's back to the business of defending the unborn.
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