Today’s Crowds: Generations On the March

I am so excited to call Barack Obama my president. What I ask from the news media is to also focus on how he was raised by a single mother and grandparents. I have noticed all the camera’s with the reaction of kenyans. What about those in the proud state of Hawaii? Or where he was born. His mother taught him to overcome adversity and become successful. His grandparents continued to give hime guidance and the support to have strong values and convictions.
As a mother I ask that you stop focusing on someone who was not strong enough to work for a relationship with his child and found it all to easy to walk away.

just witnesses the most fantastic event in my 48 years. The numbers were much higher than they are reporting. Absolutley wonderful. Thank you America. Huge step for mankind.

Did he walk on water for all those in attendance, turn water into wine maybe?

I am very glad to Call Barack Obama my president…

On January 20, 2009, on Nightline, Terry Moran referred to the inauguration crowd as Generations on the March.
Three days later on January 23, 2009 there was another “Generations on the March” that Nightline failed to cover. His description of the crowd made me think of the Hundreds of Thousands of people that gathered for a peaceful march from the plaza to the front of Capitol on the 36th Anniversary of Roe vs. Wade.
On th e20th he said “All along the way, people were laughing and smiling. Some sang.” Well, its a little harder for the supporters’ of Life to smile on the 36th Anniversary of the legalization of abortion, since it has lead to 50 million deaths of unborn children in the United States, but amazingly, they sang and prayed and took a stand to joyfully say that they love LIFE.
Terry said ” Families strode down the streets together, generations on the march. I saw crowds of ebullient young people; they filled the air with their chatter and cries.” This is exactly what happened in the March for Life. Young families with strollers, teens came by the thousands, the elderly, those in wheelchairs, from all walks of life and religious persuasion came together on the capitols doorstep, to be heard. They numbered several hundred thousand and were indeed “Generations On the March” but, the news media did not cover this momentous event.
Again Terry said: “I saw a group of a dozen or so people, black and white, stopped in the street, hands joined, in prayer. Older folks in wheelchairs, trucking along. The hucksters selling Obama this and Obama that.” Except for the huckster part, this is as it was at the March for Life. Every Race was present and not only joined hands and prayed by the hundreds, but linked arms and walked together begging God’s blessing on our Country and our new President. And the President and the news media, didn’t acknowledge their presence, or hear their voices. As a matter of fact, the President signed an order that will have the U. S. funding millions upon millions of abortions in other countries.
Quoting Terry again “And I was overwhelmed. I thought of a line from Walt Whitman: “The United States are essentially the greatest poem.”
And as I look out now over the throng on the Mall–this is what he meant. Our strengths and weaknesses, our nobility and crassness, the noise and struggle and vastness of American life–our dizzying diversity–it is the most sublime articulation of the human soul ever achieved.”
This amazes me too, and yet, I wonder why Terry and Nightline turned their back on this beautiful display of American Life and diversity and expression of the human soul expressed by those assembled on January 23, 2009. I believe they covered the “Sex Book” from the 70’s that night,. I was so upset, that I turned Nightline off. Actually that book might have contributed to the loose attitude Americans have concerning sex and to the need for easy abortions. I really find this an atrocity.
I was a faithful Nightline viewer, and had always thought it was fair and unbiased. However as the election neared, it became increasingly difficult to watch, as all coverage had become so slanted toward Obama.
Terry said “And today–whatever your politics–today is one of our masterpieces” This is simply absurd. If this is our masterpiece, the election of a man who will lead American to the extremes on murdering innocent children at home and abroad, then this shows how seriously flawed America has become.