As an American, I have witnessed many events in our nation's history. Some of them great like placing a man on the moon. Some of them were dark and shameful events. No matter what happened, it is the people that make this nation great. Each looking to the future with optimism and looking to improve this nation for all. The United States is a great and wonderful nation and her people are her best asset. As Americans, we need to stand together and let our voices be heard.
Friday, January 1, 2016
Interesting Cartoon But So True
This morning my wife told me about a cartoon that she had seen on Facebook. She described it to me. There were three students sitting on a bench waiting to speak to the principal. Each asked the others why they were there to see the principal.
One said, "The teacher sent me to the principal's office for praying."
Another said, "My teacher sent me to the office for saying the Pledge of Alliance."
The last said, "I got sent to the principal's office for saying, 'Merry Christmas.'"
Has our nation fallen so far away from our principles and values. The Political Correct police will continue to find ways to remove our religious freedoms from our schools, institutions of higher learning and our homes.
Why have we remained idle and not done anything about it? Are we that afraid?
As Christians, we need to stand up. We should be praying for a nationwide revival to stir the souls of each of us and return us to God and seek His forgiveness.
Then if my people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sins and restore their land. 2 Chronicles 7:14
Wednesday, August 5, 2015
US Presidential Race for 2016 Heats Up with GOP Debate
In a little over 24 hours, the top 10 Republican candidates will be debating on the Fox News Network. It will be interesting to see if Donald Trump can pull off a stunning victory in the debates.
In several interviews, Mr. Trump said that he was not preparing for the debate and will be just open and honest. After listening to several of his interviews on Fox, I have noticed that when he is asked about specifics regarding the funding of the wall between the United States and Mexico, he dodged the question and talked about the inexperience of the people who negotiate trade agreements.
In several interviews, Mr. Trump said that he was not preparing for the debate and will be just open and honest. After listening to several of his interviews on Fox, I have noticed that when he is asked about specifics regarding the funding of the wall between the United States and Mexico, he dodged the question and talked about the inexperience of the people who negotiate trade agreements.
Monday, January 7, 2013
Obama to Boehner: ‘We Don’t Have a Spending Problem’
President Obama tells House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) that the United States does not have a spending problem. Really? Talk about denial.
Obama to Boehner: ‘We Don’t Have a Spending Problem’
Obama to Boehner: ‘We Don’t Have a Spending Problem’
Dems on Debt Ceiling: No Cuts, More Taxes
Democrats have decided that there will be no cuts to spending and that there will be more in taxes.
Dems on Debt Ceiling: No Cuts, More Taxes
Dems on Debt Ceiling: No Cuts, More Taxes
Sunday, January 6, 2013
Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi Would Use 14th Amendment to Raise the Debt Limit
Nancy Pelosi, in an interview with Bob Schieffer on "Face the Nation", said that she would use the 14th Amendment of the US Constitution to raise the debt limit.
During that same interview, she criticizes Republicans for raising the debt limit under George Bush. She would have everyone believe that the Republicans raised the debt limit without any fuss from Democrats or even votes from her own party.
During that same interview, she criticizes Republicans for raising the debt limit under George Bush. She would have everyone believe that the Republicans raised the debt limit without any fuss from Democrats or even votes from her own party.
Senator Ted Cruz (R - Texas) on the Debt Ceiling
Senator Ted Cruz of Texas explains that President Obama is using the specter of default as leverage to get what he wants which is no debt limit.
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
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