By the time you read this post on Wednesday morning, we will most likely know who our next President will be. The election will (hopefully) be over and it'll be time for us to pick up the pieces as a nation.
But as I'm writing this post, it's still Tuesday night. The election is still up in the air and all indications are that this one is gonna go down the wire.
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That’s it America. We’re almost there. Only four days left till the booths are opened and the most heated Presidential election of our lifetime takes place.
Most Americans – regardless of political party affiliation – are anxious about what is going to happen to our country as a result of this election. Each side fears the worst if “the other candidate” wins.
She’s gonna ruin our country…
He’s gonna start a world war…
How can I support someone like that to be my president?
And the list goes on and on.
While the entire world sits on the edge of its collective seat to see what will happen on Tuesday, I wanted to share some of my concerns and worries as we approach this election as well.
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Below is an excerpt from a speech by Benjamin Franklin at the Constitutional Convention in July 1797. After struggling for several weeks and making little progress on the writing of the Constitution, 81 year old Benjamin Franklin rose and addressed the President (referred to as Sir) and the rest of the troubled and confused convention.
This is what he said:
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