America’s Story How We Turn Election Defeat Into Hope

It was a brutal election and I spent several hours this morning just sobbing in profound sadness because I know like you know what we actually lost and it wasn't an election it it was a culture our people and yes it was brutal but the greatest loss wasn't congress it was Texas. Four of the biggest states with all the electoral votes, Texas, Florida, California, and New York, we lose all four of them? We'll never see another presidential election that we have any hope of winning. Yeah, it's bad. It's bad. I'm not going to sugarcoat it. But the greatest tragedy is our best solution. The greatest tragedy of the election is who people voted for, having no idea what they were voting for. We can turn that around. If you don't know what America's about, For why it's worth fighting for, how can you fight for it? How can you fight for something you don't know you have? So, in answer to your question, what do we do now? The same thing we've been doing. And we need to get as much support as we can from those out there with the finances to do so, to spread it as far and wide as we possibly can, but we can do it in amongst ourselves. We've got to share the story of America. It's why we launched our American Story this year, that the live multimedia stage production we could take across the country and share the story and in classrooms and in our homes. We have to share the story of America with our children so they know why America is so exceptional, so that they can see that there is something worth fighting for, so that they have hope and a future and we can provide a future that they can believe in. That's us. What we share in our home, the example that we set in our community, and when we go vote. That's how we make a difference. So yes, this election was tough. But the hardest thing that we have to deal with is that people don't know what socialism and communism is and what America is. Let's show them the difference. Let's show them why America is worth fighting for. And let's stand together as a band of mothers. For those things that we know are right and are true. Teach good quality character in our kids, in our homes. Go in the schools and the communities and be that example in every opportunity that we can. But most importantly, be the light where you are. Because people will gravitate to the light. And when they see all the darkness coming our way, they're going to be looking for your light. So, yes, it was a brutal morning waking up after a hard election. But that's why we're here. As the ultimate support group, so that we can span together and support each other and lift each other up and encourage each other in difficult times, so that we can also celebrate the times when we have good wins. And the best win, God is still in charge. We still have our families, and we are so blessed to live in this country. So let's do all we can to encourage each other, support each other, share that story of liberty, be a light where you are, and let's turn