I think it is time to ask ourselves some very important
questions. There was a time when nearly your entire future was determined predominantly
by your own accomplishments. The choices you make throughout life set the tone
for what your future could achieve. If you set goals and worked to achieve them
with only a reasonable amount of dedication, you were likely to succeed in many
ways. If you got back up after being knocked
down, if you did the right things even when nobody was looking, if you cared
for others, loved your dog and stayed true to yourself, then success was yours
to be had.
For nearly two hundred years, the engine that drove the American economy and provided the single greatest economic superpower ever to be known, was the American people and the companies in which we all worked. Not government. Government was nothing more than a tolerable annoyance that did provide one very important service, national defense. Our military and the many who served are the reason we live in a free society.
Other than national defense, government has done little to improve the lives of the majority of the people and continues to stand in the way of economic progress. The reason seems simple. Government now has become an entity within which a life of it’s own has emerged. It sees itself as the ultimate authority that must guide every segment of the population and economy. That is not the recipe that created the greatest society ever to exist. The quality of life in this nation and around the world has improved at a far greater pace since the existence of the United States than at any time in history. This is a result of American ingenuity where the American dream could be achieved if you held yourself to some very basic principles. Get an education, work hard, be honest and take care of your family.
Now it seems that government is taking an ever increasing
role in our daily lives and I for one am not comfortable with those in
leadership who think they can guide my life better than I. Do we really want people who cannot balance a
budget, spend nearly 50 percent more than they bring in, lie, cheat and steal
from hard working Americans to be in charge of our future? Never in the history
of our great nation has government been more intrusive into our daily lives. This
phenomenon appears to be growing at an exponential rate toward what seems to
have moved beyond socialism and heading for a Marxist style communist government
takeover.
For nearly two hundred years, the engine that drove the American economy and provided the single greatest economic superpower ever to be known, was the American people and the companies in which we all worked. Not government. Government was nothing more than a tolerable annoyance that did provide one very important service, national defense. Our military and the many who served are the reason we live in a free society.
Other than national defense, government has done little to improve the lives of the majority of the people and continues to stand in the way of economic progress. The reason seems simple. Government now has become an entity within which a life of it’s own has emerged. It sees itself as the ultimate authority that must guide every segment of the population and economy. That is not the recipe that created the greatest society ever to exist. The quality of life in this nation and around the world has improved at a far greater pace since the existence of the United States than at any time in history. This is a result of American ingenuity where the American dream could be achieved if you held yourself to some very basic principles. Get an education, work hard, be honest and take care of your family.
Government creates nothing. It has nothing except that which
it took from the people and companies that employ us. It wastes our resources and demands more. It
has created class warfare to keep the focus off of them. They are the culprits,
they villainize corporations because they can’t vote. Whereas corporations are
nothing more than groups of people that create, employ and drive the American economy.
It is time we ask the question. Which system is likely to
create the best opportunities for our future. One where government continues to
adopt Marxist principles that have failed every time it was employed over the
last 100 years. Or, the peoples government
where government worked for the people as it was designed for more than 200 years.
In who would you rather your future be guided? Group A or
Group B below: Group A is a list of entrepreneurs who collectively employed
millions of Americans and helped to make this nation great. Group B is a list
of life-time politicians and media types who have created nothing but debt,
deficits and lined their own pockets at the expense of the people. In no
particular order, review the names and decide where yours and your children’s
best future lies.
Group A Group B
Bill Gates
Barack Obama
JP Morgan Nancy
Pelosi
Andrew Carnegie Harry
Reid
Henry Ford Al
Gore
Steve Jobs Rahm
Emanuel
Thomas Edison Hillary
Clinton
John D. Rockefeller Barney
Frank
Charles Merrill John
Kerry
Aaron Montgomery Ward Eric
Holder
Levi Strauss Dick
Durbin
William Harley Joe
Biden
Arthur Davidson Steny
Hoyer
Sam Walton Paul
Krugman
Jeff Bezos Chuck
Shumer
JW Marriott Henry
Waxman
Conrad Hilton Valarie
Garrett
Adolphus Busch George
Soros
Ray Croc Peter
Lewis
Richard Sears Dennis
Kucinich
WK Kellogg Howard
Dean
Milton Hershey Charles
Rangel
Walt Disney Maureen
Dowd
If you think your future will be better served by the type
of people in group A, then you better start voting for folks that understand
free markets, free society and limited government as supported by the
constitution. If you chose group B, then
I suggest you re-consider after researching the facts. Vote new! ALL NEW!~
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