“Restoring Honor” Rally And America’s Future

The liberal socialist left Democrats are going crazy.  Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin drew over 300,000 people to Washington DC last Saturday. Conservative Americans came from across America for the “Honor Rally.”  The socialist left can’t draw crowds of this size and they don’t understand Americans refuting their socialist agenda.

The main stream media has shown their socialist bias covering the rally.  First they tried to ignore it.  Then as it became apparent it would be huge they tried to make it a racist event.  When the left calls you names you know they are in trouble.    All of the main stream media major networks have denigrated the “Honor Rally” in any way they can.

From the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, conservative Glenn Beck told a crowd some have estimated to be over half a million of people Saturday that the U.S. has too long "wandered in darkness." 

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Beck, pacing on the marble steps, said he was humbled by the size of the crowd, which stretched along the Washington Mall's long reflecting pool nearly all the way to the Washington Monument.  "Something beyond imagination is happening," he said. "America today begins to turn back to God."

"For too long, this country has wandered in darkness," said Beck. He said it was now time to "concentrate on the good things in America, the things we have accomplished and the things we can do tomorrow."

Sarah Palin was greeted by chants of "USA, USA, USA" from the crowd.   She told the gathering, "It is so humbling to get to be here with you today, patriots. You who are motivated and engaged ... and knowing never to retreat.  We must restore America and restore her honor," she said, echoing the name of the rally, "Restoring Honor."

Palin told the crowd she wasn't speaking as a politician. "No, something more, something much more. I've been asked to speak as the mother of a soldier and I am proud of that distinction. Say what you want to say about me, but I raised a combat vet and you can't take that away from me." It was a reference to her son, Track, 20, who served a yearlong deployment in Iraq.

Palin likened the rally participants to the civil rights activists who came to the National Mall to hear King's historic speech. She said the same spirit that helped civil rights activists overcome oppression, discrimination, and violence would help this group as well.

"We are worried about what we face. Sometimes, our challenges seem insurmountable," Palin said.  "Look around you. You're not alone," Palin told the crowd.

America stay engaged.  Conservative Christian values are coming back in America.  Election 2010 is 63 days away. 

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