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WELCOME TO THE USSA
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A concerned perspective on the changing face of America
WELCOME TO THE USSA copyrighted March, 2010 by Dr. James E. Martin The Socialist agenda is now in place America, as we know it, they will try to deface. “Change we can believe in” they shout out loud, To many, however, it is a very dark cloud. Forces of evil are clearly in play In the guise of creating a “better day.” Progressivism is surely on the rise Skeptics correctly, fearfully surmise. More and more government is now the norm As America they brazenly, fearlessly, reform. What will be her lot in the end? How can her greatness she continue to fend? Is this the beginning of the end? This question many heavenly send. So-called experts continue to debate, What will be our ultimate fate?

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Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado

Reviewed on March 23, 2010

God help us all is all I can say; pray the bill is repealed and that those who voted it in (including the President, if he can be called that) is voted OUT!! Or impeached!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(

Thank you for YOUR service; God bless you!! (Daughter of/sister of/cousin of, niece of Veterans, ALL branches!)

Reviewed by D Johnson

Reviewed on March 23, 2010

Mr. Martin, first and foremost I want to thank you for the service you gave to OUR country. Secondly, it appears as if you have a writers viewpoint with which you can exprress yourself. And from a Constitutional Point of View, you have every right to say what 'free speech' will afford you to say, but to suggest that passing much needed healthcare to 30 million Americans is nothing more than Socialism, then so be it. I would much prefer having a way for people to stay healthy, than to not be proud, productive Americans.

With much respect,
Dan

PS please keep writing, you have the knack.

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