Armstrong Williams Recommend this article  For over a year, we
have heard partisan bickering and billions of dollars spent (for
a job that pays six-figures).We knew that this was going to be
an ugly and expensive campaign (those two adjectives go together
more often than you would think). This expectation has,
unfortunately, proven correct.  Just like every other
presidential election, people who are paid lots of money to do
so are telling us that this is the most important election of
our lifetimes. This time they’re right. The future of the
country really is at stake, and, because of America’s unique and
exceptional role in the world, so is the future of the entire
planet.  But I thank God that it won’t be decided by the
pundits, the talking heads, the SuperPACs, the bundlers, the
journalists, or even the politicians. It will be, to the glory
of this country, decided by the people. In one evening, half of
the Beltway will look foolish, and half will look prescient; at
least half of the country will be terri