i hate the fact gasoline is so sky high and going higher. It's all politics and not fair to us folks here in the USA.....What's to be done, ----i really don't know, but hoping things will be better with time.
YOU SAY IT SO WELL, PAUL AND...IF I DIDN'T BELIEVE AND KNOW THAT GOD IS 'STILL' SO VERY MUCH IN CHARGE, I THINK I'D GET MAD TOO. SOLIDLY EXPRESSED AND ENJOYED. THANKS FOR SHARING. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
The United Kingdom of America, how does that sound? We already have a U.K' and then we have a Soviet Socialist Republic and that experiment is a bomb! How about less government equals = more United States of America. That's where I come from! Not this fake, make believe, non-leadership, non-commitment and not-standing for anything that the majority votes for lawless unconstitutional nothing of not even a baby boomer of a what was his name after November? Yes I want to forget the last years ever happened to our country we shall NOT. Why? We don't want history to ever repeat itself ever again! Let us say "God Bless the USA" and move forward with God once again. Amen!
when we're not 'under God' ...the only God... as the signers of the Constitution were and intended this land and future leaders to be we deserve exactly the consequences of that departure we're experiencing.
'alter and/or abolish' it as ron suggests has brought us to this scary place we find ourselves in.
And we haven't elected either stupid or simplistic people... we have elected devious people of self serving integrity and a muslim president/leader being supplied and led by evil people with a well orchestrated plan to demolish unbelievers of islam and this country of liberty and freedom for all as the Constitution lays out.
paul you've done a wonderful job of laying out what Independence Day was meant to be and got the guts churning of others others in agree,ent, as me....what writing is all about
The Constitution is not a fixed document. We the people have the right to “alter and abolish it.” In the twenty first century, we can't live with 18th-century rules. That's why we have amendments. Some changes have been so slow as to be almost criminal. For example, allowing people of certain races to leave slavery. The right of women to vote. Some things like the separation of church and state are very important and should be maintained. Others should be thrown out.
As for our lawmakers. We have to be very careful who we vote for. The power of influence in the Congress is overwhelming even to the most honest of legislators. We can't elect people with stupid, simplistic ideas. And we can never go back to the 1950s.
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(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Texas, Karen Lynn. :(
'alter and/or abolish' it as ron suggests has brought us to this scary place we find ourselves in.
And we haven't elected either stupid or simplistic people... we have elected devious people of self serving integrity and a muslim president/leader being supplied and led by evil people with a well orchestrated plan to demolish unbelievers of islam and this country of liberty and freedom for all as the Constitution lays out.
paul you've done a wonderful job of laying out what Independence Day was meant to be and got the guts churning of others others in agree,ent, as me....what writing is all about
As for our lawmakers. We have to be very careful who we vote for. The power of influence in the Congress is overwhelming even to the most honest of legislators. We can't elect people with stupid, simplistic ideas. And we can never go back to the 1950s.
Ron