Think America

As a concerned American, and taking into consideration that every individual action taken by our elected officials impacts the daily lives of Americans, I am writing to all members of the U.S. Congress both Senate and House members, to remind them that the majority of Americans are against funding Obamacare.  The United States of America is a Constitutional REPRESENTATIVE Republic. That means your constituency MUST be taken into consideration when voting.  The American public should have to plead to be heard but sadly that is where we are at. Instead of pleading and begging, I’m asking all elected officials to think far into the future and to realize just how this will impact the United States of America.  Think about how this will change the landscape of this great country. Think about the future of the next generation being saddled with debt to cover these pet projects. Think about grandma being ‘wheeled over the cliff,’ because that will indeed happen after the death panels ar

Am I alone here? I ask myself why so many people who claim to care that America is being engulfed in a backwash of liberal garbage can't seem to escape a social media site that the mere fact they are there financially benefits liberal politicians and anti-American efforts.  There must be a simple answer to this, but I really need help to dissect this and get my brain around it.  Personally, I just don't find the whole concept very appealing. Telling the world that I just spilled a milkshake on my new couch or just got home from profusely sweating at the gym just to count how many "likes" I get seems pretty pointless to me. I don't believe I would be  seriously envious of someone who had several hundred more "friends" than me. So what's the catch? Surely there are healthier ways for a person to be affirmed. I really hope all the Facebook lovers out there aren't too offended. As with most things in today's upside down world, there

Making resolutions are a routine part of celebrating the new year and usually have to do with some self-improvement pledge to lose weight or quit smoking etc. Some are fulfilled successfully, but sadly most end up in the "try again next year" pile. Here's an idea. What about making resolutions that have some real value and would benefit more than an individual? Let's all start making 4th of July Freedom Pledges to actively join the fight to defend a free America. We can call 'em a "REVOLUTION RESOLUTION." When America won the Revolutionary War and gained independence that was only the beginning and the fight changed from winning freedom to defending and preserving it which is where we are today. Look around. Individual freedom is under an all out attack from worthless pieces of human debris who hardly deserve even one lungful of air that was bought by the blood of American heroes and patriots. These brave men and women certainly made their Revolu

Ask anyone this question and you might get as many different answers as the number of people you ask, but one thing that every thinking American will definitely agree on is the fact that America is in deep trouble and is in dire need of something. My answer to this question is simply this: America needs more Americans.  In order for this to really make the most sense as a good answer, we need to correctly define what an “American” really is. So what really is the most important question – “what does America need?” or “what is an American?" OK, let's start with “what is an American?” Is being an American simply determined by being born in the USA or is there more to it? I believe there is much more to it. An American is simply someone in love with God-given rights and individual freedom and will do whatever it takes to preserve and defend those rights and freedom. We have been blessed over 200 years with Americans who have been more than willing to make the ultimate