By Dr. Alex McFarland for TOWNHALL
Wake up.
Shake yourself into consciousness and begin the routine tasks that characterize our days.
Drink your coffee and eat your breakfast. Take the kids to school. Pay the mortgage. Run the errands.
It’s the day-in, day-out grind that we fortunately (though often mindlessly) get to do.
Amid the mountain of the mundane, on November 3, every adult who can legally vote has the responsibility to go and help save our nation.
The duty your country is due will take you somewhere between 35 minutes and two hours. Less time than a trip out to have an espresso while we check emails.
We, the registered voters, have to get out there and save America.
We must vote. Our country’s future teeters on a knife’s edge.
This does not require you to freeze to death over the course of a winter.
You needn’t carry a rifle, and you won’t lose a foot to frostbite at Valley Forge. You won’t be storming a battlefield. You won’t be wearing a uniform. Countless others, from a vastly different era, did those valiant works.
