FRIDAY-THURSDAY
volume 11, nos. 220-226
Daily Issues for Week of November 3 - 9, 2000

Time to put your vote where your heart is!

   In our editorial this week, we share with all interesting words by George W. Bush on one of the men he admires most and why we personally confidently lauded Bush in our editorial last week. Is he the perfect choice? No! But he is the best out there and is the closest electable candidate who will strive to uphold the virtues of the Patron of Politicians Saint Thomas More whom Pope John Paul II proclaimed as such this weekend during the JUBILEE FOR POLITICIANS. For the past decade or so we have been on a runaway train heading toward the abyss as morality takes the farthest back seat while all caution is thrown to the wind. Loyal Catholics and committed Christians have hung on by the skin of their teeth, but always with hope in their hearts that it would not plummet pell mell into the chasm of chaos in a similar final fate that befell Sodom and Gomorrah. We have prayed these past eight years that someone would surface on the political scene to reverse the raging locomotive of immorality, murder and deceit. While the secular media has painted Bush as anti-Catholic because of a misunderstanding at Bob Jones University, it was Bush who turned to the late great Cardinal John J. O'Connor for advice in sincere contrition for offending Catholics and to assure the faithful he was not against Catholics. His actions during this campaign and words at the annual Al Smith Benefit Dinner in New York affirm this. Conversely, Al Gore's posturing during the campaign that he is a bible believer ironically reveals more truth in his mistaking a verse than anyone ever realized. For our commentary, The time has come to put your vote where your heart is! see CATHOLIC PewPOINT