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Remarks by Ambassador Alan Keyes, former presidential candidate, about Sen. Parley Hellewell  Alan Keyes Senator Hellewell especially shares my sense of urgency that we must rein in our nation's runaway courts, and thereby restore the governing power back to the people and their elected representatives. When judges tell us we cannot pray, we must say no! When they tell us we cannot honor God, we must say no! When they tell us that we must cast away our understanding of sin and be dictated to by judges masquerading now as our high priests, we must say no! And if we have forgotten how to do that, then we're not going to be free anymore, it's very simple. But if we remember and we can put in place leaders with the background, the experience, the courage, the faith, the heart, the proven conviction to do it no matter what, then I think we will stand, and our liberty will stand, and our freedom will stand, and our hope will stand, and our children will stand — stand in freedom — because they still have the right as citizens to go down on their knees in prayer. That's what we need. The conclusion's obvious, isn't it, because, I think — in my personal view — that you have before you such a man. I think in Parley Hellewell you have what this country needs. I believe with moral certainty that we can trust only those voices who will say no then because they say no now, who will stand for truth then because they stand for it now! They have not put it last, but put it first on the agenda of their concern for Utah and the people of this country! Such a voice, such a man, is Parley Hellewell, and supporting him is not just a gift for Utah. In this time of crisis, it will be a gift for the survival of our nation, the survival of its conscience, the survival of its liberty! |
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