His feet got wet.
One thousand years later, on a Wednesday afternoon in a subtropical city
called Miami, another tide came in. On a day of national Thanksgiving, the
robes of the seven monarchs whose order was intended to stop an electoral
tide got wet.
"We cannot work 24 hours a day," said the man overseeing the many hands
recounting the votes, not a single one of which was cast for a monarch.
Time had entered space and with it came the reality that there was not enough
time to steal an election.
Something else crashed in on the process: protesters. Hundreds of them,
many of them the same Cuban-Americans who last Thanksgiving gathered outside
the refuge of a boy named Elian. I know their faces, as I saw them outside
Elian's home as a reporter for NewsMax.
These folks got very vocal yesterday when Democrat operatives tried to
transport a portion of the ballots to an upstairs room where press and public
could not see what was going on.
"Stop the fraud!" screamed the crowd, and the move to hidden quarters
stopped.
Those who last Thanksgiving did not understand the motives of the Elian
faithful may understand them now. Their tired eyes saw a boy taken, in
violation of the law, by Democrats in power. They were not going to let an
election be taken as well. "Stop the fraud!" contained echoes of "Save the
boy!"
Many of the Cubans in the crowd came ashore in this country on the tide, and
yesterday they felt its pull again.
President Lincoln made Thanksgiving an official holiday, a national day of
prayer. He was the counter-Canute, if you will. He ordered the tide of
prayer to come in, and the tide came in. It comes in still, as Lincoln, a man
of faith, knew it would.
But it was the Pilgrims who first celebrated Thanksgiving here.
The Pilgrims, immigrants all, rode the tides and rode their prayers to a
land where this day freedom still laps our shores.
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