Noelle over at Christian Women Take Root has come up with the brilliant idea of the ‘Confession Meme’. It’s an awesome way to spur a blog topic, or share what’s going on with you and/or your business. I’m going to take part in this ‘Confession Meme’ and I’m starting with Advocate.
Today I’m an advocate for conservatism in this country. I intend to be a voice that speaks up and is heard for the conservative movement. In this, the first week after Obama was elected as our 44th president, much has been said as to why he won and the Republican John McCain lost. I’m sure the reasons are many, but one that seems to resonate loudest, is the use of new media – the internet. Obama nailed that one and his team of advisors were right on the money in utilizing this media outlet to reach the masses.
I have joined up with a few grassroots and netroots organizations (Republicans for Renewal, Let’s Get This Right and #dontgo Movement ) to help push for reorganization of the Republican party. I am even launching my own site, geared specifically toward Conservative Christian Women – right now, it’s a FriendFeed room, but a formal site will be launching very soon.
While the Constitution Party is more closely aligned with my ultra-conservative views, it’s ongoing lack of even a 5% voter support, is not going to land this party to equal majority status. So while I will continue to watch the Constitution Party, I believe we will stand a better chance of progress back to conservatism by a restructuring and a returning of the Republican party to its conservative roots.
So today, I am an Advocate for conservatism. Look for more from me on this topic in the near future.



