Predicting a Victory for Palin


We learned from the Katie Couric interviews that Sarah Palin isn't perfect, but she is a heck of a lot closer to perfection than Joe Biden. She is a strong pro-life, pro-family Christian whose values are consistent with mainstream America. She is intelligent, witty, poised, patriotic, candid, compassionate, and supportive of a government that is consistent, for the most part, with our Catholic values. She is an experienced debater and has had lots of coaching for tonight's upcoming debate.

Joe Biden, the pro-death liberal "Catholic in name only" candidate who supports abortion, homosexuality, and everything connected with the culture of death is her opponent. Joe Biden is unable to control his speech and frequently utters whatever enters into his confused mind, pretending it is the truth. The devil has deceived him with so many lies that he has no idea what the truth is anymore. However, he will be obedient to the forces of evil, and try not to bloviate, but, like a trained animal, will be amiable and gentle toward his opponent.

I believe that Sarah Biden will win the debate, not because of all the gifts that God has blessed her with, but because she knows the truth and lives it out in her life. She will also win because she has our prayer support in this debate and in this election. Let's continue to lift her up in prayer today and for the remainder of this election -- our prayers are powerful!
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  1. Carlos Echevarria10/2/08, 1:35 PM

    http://carlosechevarria.blogspot.com/2008/10/sarahcuda-vs-gaffe-machine.html

    Some zingers for Palin, not that she needs my advise.

    I believe she will due just fine tonight...it will be Sarah being Sarah, God willing.

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  2. Suzanne10/2/08, 2:17 PM

    I connect my prayers with you, Jean.

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  3. Anonymous10/2/08, 7:09 PM

    I pray she does very well, but I am so angry at the one sided media and McCain's refusal to take off his gloves and come out fighting aganst NObama!

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