The Countdown Continues (Article) - 6/18/2018 1:20:33 PM
Once again, Hull has written a disparaging review of my article based on mindless, libtarded ideology! Clear-thinking folks will easily identify his fuzzy-headed allegations:
It is indisputable that President Trump has honored his promises to his supporters AND to the nation. His tax cuts reduced my federal payment by $500.
It is indisputable that the economy under the B. Hussein administration was anemic at best, with financial growth never reaching 3%. The Trump economy is reportedly more than 4%, edging towards 5%.
Hull's comments on N. Korea, Cuba, the climate accord are completely dunderheaded!
The United States is now embroiled in the greatest political scandal in its history, and the irrefutable FACTS of the matter, which are oblivious to Hull, show lawlessness on the parts of corrupt officials in the FBI and DOJ, the Clinton Crime Family, DNC, and the B. Hussein administration!
I'll allow this review to remain for viewers to see for themselves how the sick mind of a "no-information" leftist truly works...actually, how it DOESN'T work!
The Countdown Continues (Article) - 6/18/2018 8:43:31 AM
I will double down on that. Midterm elections are usually forgotten by the hard-working masses and only attended by the hard-core politically aware. People with a patriotic viewpoint tend to be older and landed with time to go to the polls and vote for their favorites in local offices that most people don't even know or care about, unfortunately.
But this midterm election is raising the hackles of everyday Americans who are finding that all of the promises that Donald Trump has made are empty promises for them. The gains, particularly in the economy, are largely attributable to the steady and fair governing of the Obama administration with an opposing conservative Congress. The deal with North Korea is a real fluke and maybe, even, a trap. The opening of Cuba is both humanitarian and good for business. Tourism is already thriving. Communism is not being forced down tourist's throats. Leaving the Paris agreement on global warming is dangerous, as well as opening up the people's lands to private profit at the expense of the ecosystem and defenseless animals.
If you look at the stock market after January 1 this year when a downturn occurred that put all of us in the stock market on edge, the markets have been volatile ever since. Trump's obvious lies almost every time he opens his mouth should tell all conservatives that he is more like a dictator every day. Yes, the conservative elderly way of life is changing. But it isn't the fault of Democrats. It is the fault of nearly 40 years of conservative deregulation allowing even criminals to become part of the administration of this country. Running this country is not a TV game where people are hired and fired at will. It takes a long time be an effective government servant. Not just money and/or friendship/relationship. Nepotism is not a good thing for government and never was.
It is my hope, in this election that many old-line Reagan conservatives will lose their local offices in communities, states and even Congress. We are not a country of slaveholding landowners anymore. We have the right to, "alter and abolish," our Constitution, not live by rules where citizens were elitists with money. That was Rome and the European aristocrats. We founded this country for everyone.
Ron
The Old Prospector's Mule! (Article) - 8/16/2017 6:03:18 AM
We are all selling our books here. I come here to read articles, not political rants and book advertisements like spamming. But I guess you are so enamored with your successful book that you are willing to do what other authors don't.
This past weekend, a young man with your kind of ideology, decided to take his 2 x 4, his Dodge pony car, and use it to knock some sense into a crowd of bleeding liberals who were loudly protesting his peaceful rally for bringing back the glory of the old South and law and order, Nazi style.
The so-called serious problems you list failed to recognize the greatest two problems facing the United States and the world with its decided isolationism from the world and "me first" ugly American attitude. The growing chasm between the rich and everyone else (what's really bothering the middle class but they won't admit) and global warming that will come down upon us like a hammer before the end of the century if we don't get a handle on it now. There is nothing political about global warming. It is a scientific fact. But facts don't matter to your ilk. You prefer simple solutions and slogans rather than real results.
As soon as we stop idolizing making money as being successful, the better off everyone will be.
Ron
Conservatism Works Every Time It's Tried! (Article) - 2/19/2017 1:11:45 PM
Your article is just a pitch for your book. The United States is an experiment in democracy. The Constitution was written as a dynamic instrument to be changed to meet the demands of the populace. It was the most liberal and progressive agenda in the world in the late 18th century, soon followed by France and later by many other countries in the world, still evolving.
That progressive nature did away with slavery, gave women the right to vote and propelled us into a country that could do good for others around the world without asking to be paid back. It enabled us to pull together and land on the moon--another planet in our very small solar system.
But you are among those who wish for some kind of aristocratic rulership based on wealth gathered by any means available. It is in our nature and why our world population is crowding out all other creatures at 7.5 billion. It is time for a "kinder and gentler approach"--George Bush's words--toward every citizen of the United States and the rest of the world.
Our corporations run us and they are multinational, not United States owned and run businesses. Power is with the wealthy, not the conservative old people like you. Under conservative leadership and tax laws, wealth has been redistributing from most US citizens to the ultra-wealthy at a very rapid rate. If we do take some progressive action to solve the rift between the rich and the poor, there will be anarchy or worse, Civil War. And, the poor, with nothing left to lose, will win.
The unease that is being expressed vocally by those who believe that they won the election but were cheated by gerrymandering and lying news (not from mainstream media) have a right to be angry and have the right under the Constitution to free speech and petition.
But you are an anachronism grasping at straws. History is progressive and you are regressive. Your time will be short-lived in this century with the really huge problems that need to be solved, not shoved under the rug to be solved by mother nature anymore.
Ron
Conservatism Works Every Time It's Tried! (Article) - 1/19/2017 5:28:54 PM
Written like a true "libtard," Mr.Hull! I have a very good friend who is equally as politically bankrupt as you. He tried calling himself a "libertarian" thinker and was financially conservative, but when his true colors merged, he announced that he was a "proud, liberal democrat!" It's pretty obvious that you haven't read my book and are blinded by ideology, but I won't take advantage of your handicap! suffice to say that your review leaves a lot to be desired!
Conservatism Works Every Time It's Tried! (Article) - 1/19/2017 11:44:57 AM
I am informed, libertarian in thinking, and the most financially conservative person that I know. Conservatism is the bulwark of the rich who are ritually entitled by Americans losing wealth at a rapid rate to freeloaders like Trump. So you think that Donald Trump not showing us his tax returns (unlike any other presidential candidate in recent history) was a conservatism move? I saw one return and it showed how he can lie. Conservatives seem to like lies, fake news, and denial of factual information. The 2016 election was no mandate. It was a disgrace.
You seem to use the fear of tyranny to make sure that you keep the sheeple like those coal miners in West Virginia on the hook thinking they'll get their coal mining jobs back. It won't work. Americans don't have to fear. We need to act in the benefit of everyone and not just those entitled.
We all have books to sell.
Ron
