Blogger Voting Under the Influence is praying for America.
A good thing, any reasonable person must agree.
But, like an insurance policy, there are exclusions.
He concludes, "we must tune out the voices that tell us to loathe our fellow Americans for this or that reason and tell us that tomorrow will be worse than today. Indeed, it is the difficult times of a person or of a nation in which faith and the willingness to work in goodwill with that faith, defines the character of a person or a nation. God Bless the United States of America. Count me as someone who believes our best days are yet to come."
Except he's all on board with his party's insistence old white guys know more than women do about their pregnancies, and that gay people have no rights whatever.
It's the Republican version of equality.
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