If you are like me, sometimes it is a little difficult to keep a good attitude during presidential election season. I know I have a duty as a citizen and as a believer to participate in the process by exercising my right to vote. And I know I need to educate myself about the positions each candidate holds and vote for the one who will best reflect godly values once in office.
But at the same time, my attitude can't help but be clouded by past disappointments and the reality that it seems like even the best leaders let us down. And doesn't it also seem that just when we take a step forward in the public square, something else happens that sets us back two steps?
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