In the news today there were apologies, resignations and a disgusting answer to a question given to Ms. Teen S. Carolina. Michael Vick confessed to the brutal treatment to dog that were force to fight til death and killing dogs that did not fight well. In his apology he seemed sincere but it will not erase the atrocities. More on this later. Over the the week-end Alberto Gonzales gave President Bush his resignation. The controversy surrounding Gonzales' tenure is marred with the controversy and accusations of perjury before congress. His Reagan-esque admissions during his testimony were half truths and Ronald Reagan himself would be very proud, except he can't recall. His resignation is most honorable, at least it will give him credibility. Now Back to Micheal Vick. In his confession he gave a unprepared speech that was somewhat believable and spiritual in retrospect. But the real message was not his confession, it was much deeper than that. It was one the former President Bill Clinton could learn from. When Micheal Vick gave his confession he admitted that he is guilty of his actions instead of trying to hide them. He told the news media that he was in fact was directly involved in the dog fighting ring. Clinton denied his guilt to the very end. Vick also professed that since the charges he has found Jesus. Although he found Jesus a little too late, wasn't he supposed to wait until he is in jail to find Jesus? The big picture is that he admits it, that he consciously thought about his action and was able to admit his wrong doings. Maybe Clinton and Gonzales and all the other ego-power-tripped politicians should learn from him. As for Ms. South Carolina, I don't think there is much hope in her. See for yourself.
GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS AND GOD BLESS AMERICA