Traditional values groups are mapping out their strategies for the post-election period.
Janice Crouse with Concerned Women for America points out that supporters of traditional values helped boost Barack Obama into the White House, perhaps ignoring that he is the most pro-abortion, pro-homosexual president to date. "So when we look at the actual facts and the reality of the election, it's very discouraging -- but I think we have to remember to be resilient," she contends. According to Crouse, traditional values groups, pastors, and individual believers need to do a better job of educating others on moral values and issues in political races. "We have to recognize that in the good times it has been very easy for us to say God is in control. But in the bad times, we have to say God is in control -- and that's quite a bit harder to do. But He is in control," she adds. Crouse contends prayer and action can make a major difference in coming years.
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