“Freedom is a fragile thing and is never more than one generation away from extinction. It is not ours by inheritance; it must be fought for and defended constantly by each generation, for it comes only once to a people. Those who have known freedom and then lost it have never known it again.” ~
Ronald Reagan, from his first inaugural speech as governor of California, January 5, 1967
Are you listening? Are you listening to your family, your friends, etc? Do you hear what some of them are saying? I was appalled today by someone who called himself a Christian. Yet it seemed he was undecided on whether to vote for Obama or the Republican candidate.
On Facebook, a friend posted:
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Sheila Barber "Not me. We have the power to make sure it's settled. but it sure is fun watching the media trip over themselves and think they will pick our candidate. Because my pick will be ANYBODY BUT OBAMA!
PERSON I don't buy into the "Anyone but Obama" idea. I'll reserve my final vote for whenever the nominees are finalized and see how they debate each other. I'll admit readily that Obama has let us down on a number of fronts. However, there are some candidates worse for our country than Obama, and they are in the Republican race. As a Christian, I tend to frame my decisions by thinking about how Jesus would think of certain things. I want to hear more from all the candidates about the issues that Jesus spoke most about: justice, poverty, and hunger, for example.
PERSON: To clarify, I don't mean that all the current Republican nominees are worse that Obama... I just want to see who the final Republican nominee will be before I choose between a sitting president and a new candidate. That's all...
Sheila Barber I stand by my ABO! If you think voting for him is good for America, go ahead. But don't come crying about being a Christian and so on and then vote for someone who Is totally against what our country was built on FAITH and individual freedom and liberty. Our Gov is not suppose to be our care taker. Period. No way around it. weare to have faith in God and live accordingly. I am a Christian but can see plainly why the world thinks we are fakes when we don't stand on HIS principles. You can't have it both ways. You are either for life or death. Right or wrong.
Sheila Barber This is where my passion comes out and I am not ashamed about who I offend. I believe Obama was allowed to be President to wake us up and to make us get on our knees and humble ourselves!"
Obama Rejecting Pipeline, Pokes Back At GOP
I sure hope those of you who are think this is ok are happy with this man and his regime. Here is a chance for him to put his money where his mouth is, and really help America get some jobs, and he refuses. It's not about jobs. It's about re-election.
He spews out what you want to hear and does another thing. He has no intentions on seeing
that you are successful. The ram it down your throat mentality with regards to regulations, healthcare, etc, is killing jobs and Americans. He would rather have campaign dollars than see YOU become independent and successful.
So here's a toast liberals and those "undecided wishy washy" citizens: If you are happy with a President and a party that will say and do anything to get elected, and attempts to destroy the Constitution and the America I live in, and tries (with alot of success too) to ruin your kids and my kids' future, don't cry to me when you lose your job. Don't cry to me when you are desolate.
Obama has bought you with his lies and unconstitutional actions. Many of us tried to tell you. It is not the Republicans who are keeping you down. It's the Democrats and their elitists attitudes. Just don't cry to me. I am probably going to say "I told you so.
By the way, your so-called Messiah is nothing like the real one. The real one would not lead you astray. The real one wants you successful so YOU, not government, can help and encourage others. And he doesn't live at 1600 Pennyslvania Avenue.
Who is bigger, our God, or our government? Who is more reliable
and who knows the number of hairs on your head? I rest my case.
Sheila