It amazes me when I go back and look at the things Patrick Henry, George Washington, etc. said way back in “the day”. STILL so applicable to today which just tells me yet again how remarkable the founding of this country was, what extraordinary people were involved, and how blessed we were and are to have had this happen. The founding principles and the Constitution have the hand of God in them and I just love it when Paul Ryan says they should be ‘reapplied’. If we do that, I think the country will survive .... we see what happens when someone like Obozo tramples everything & spits in God’s eye, to put it mildly. I just hope God continues to bless us with a president who loves America, not one who has demonstrated malice in his heart for America and her people.
Even if there is out there somewhere in the ether a better idea or plan, a conniving mental midget is hardly the one to find it.
ABC shows SNL skit about Christie....funny.
Round table on - obama/Christie “Bromance” and then Ohio-
George Will on Christie....certainly didn’t hurt him. On Ohio, Romney may have been the man that “came to town” and shut down some businesses with Bain Capitol. obama came to town and shut down the coal industry.
Matthow Dowd - Christie’s bear hug did more to help obama than anything else about the hurrican......bleccccch Democrat advantage in Ohio actually started to show in 2004.
Cokie - Women feel uncomfortable in the Republican party....(lolol and whatever, Cokie....nice projection)
Donna Brazile - states all the reasons he will win Ohio.
I remain in awe of them too, giants, geniuses, and yet “citizens” too. And what APPALLS me is whenever our modern-day wannabes think, even deign to imagine, that they have a “better” thought or idea or plan.
The difference between them, and the population now , is that they fought for their freedom here on their home ground.
Everyone was affected by the outcome in a much more personal way than a foreign war....
They gave their all for life , liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
They did it for the ALL, not for the Me.