The day has come. Tonight is the last debate – well, that’s what they like to call it – between Barack Obama and John McCain. It’s really a joint press conference. Wouldn’t it be great just to give them both microphones and say “You have 90 minutes. Hash this thing out.” Tom Brokaw virtually destroyed the last “debate” with his boring demeanor and pitiful choice of questions. So, tonight I’m not expecting much. John McCain hasn’t taken off the boxing gloves yet, and my bet is that the 24 oz. gloves are waiting for him in his dre...

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“And the winner is…” Who will win the presidential election on November 4? I do not know. But I do know who will still be in charge ultimately. Before the election, the Lord Jesus Christ was the King of kings and Lord of lords reigning on His throne. After the election, Jesus Christ still reigns. Indeed, our presidential elections are important. We Christian citizens of the United States should seek to be salt and light in this world. As such, an important part of our responsibility is to participate in elections – not only to vote, but also to support and promote those...

This bit is getting really tiring. Here are two stories to make you groan: Last week, John McCain and Barack Obama held a rally in Youngstown, Ohio. This apparently started a brouhaha with Democrat state legislators. Two Ohio legislators were upset that the polling numbers are still tight between Obama and McCain and the reason they cited? Race, of course. State Rep. Thomas Letson said, “Race – that’s the only reason people in the Valley won’t vote for him…There are 1,000 reasons to vote for Obama and one reason why you won’t – race.” He say...

Liberals have their boxers in a bunch because the McCain campaign stated the obvious. Yesterday a senior advisor to John McCain, Steve Schmidt, said that the New York Times is “completely, totally, 150 percent in the tank” for Democratic nominee Barack Obama. Well duh! It doesn’t take a brain surgeon to realize that the Northeast, liberal media gang has pitched their tents for Barack Obama. The New York Times is, perhaps, the flagship. The most telling example recently? The New York Times prints a piece written by Barack Obama, but just weeks later it refuses to print...