Six Words to Inspire a Nation
Wednesday, November 12th, 2008
SMITH is teaming up with the National Constitution Center (Motto: “We the people”) for a new project, Six Words to Inspire a Nation, in which we ask readers and museum-goers to suggest the half dozen words they want to hear from President-elect Obama at his inauguration on January 20. Submit your words here. Contest ends January 5. Prizes? Yes, we got them, too—and your words could also be displayed in an exhibit at the museum, found in Philadelphia’s historic Independence Mall. It’s a very special place, and SMITH is honored to join forces for this people-powered six-word challenge. My entry? “Our long national nightmare is over.” What’s yours?
Yes, he did. Now? Your turn.
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Me, you, them, us, all united!
Pray for Him to find Christ
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Writers write. Presidents speak. Freedom rings.
USA’s audacious redemption, Obama’s compelling election.
Goodbye Guantanamo, and goodbye Patriot Act.
Can I have my constitution back?
I promise to try.
Unbelievers gain hope in the unimaginable.
Together, we can all fix America!
The audacity of hope is alive!
America…ONE nation with boundless opportunities
CHANGE TODAY TO SAVE OUR TOMORROW.
Racial equality requires embracing mutual respect.
Careful with that. It could break.