As a conservative, I mourn the Republican party that abandoned its core beliefs and now pays the price for that move.
As an American, I celebrate the peaceful transition of power and the historic election of an African-American to the presidency.
As a former sailor, I respect the accomplishment of Barak Obama and promise to support him as Commander-in-Chief.
As a political pundit, I promise to voice opposition when warranted and support when deserved.
As a businessman, I fret about the punitive attitude President Elect Obama has demonstrated toward success.
As an accountant, I eagerly await to see how an Obama administration will manage to keep even a few of their campaign promises.
As a strong believer in the political process and the private ballot, I fear the return of the card check system of union voting.
As a Christian, I pray for wisdom for Barak Obama as he begins the difficult process of putting together a cabinet and transition team.
As an optimist, I believe conservatives now have an opportunity to rebuild the party that abandoned them and regain a position of moral, fiscal, and ethical leadership.
As an endurance athlete, I understand that while we sometimes race in adverse conditions, the race goes on.
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