now that's not very nice, is it?
Sorry to hear of your uncle. We lose another man from what really was the greatest generation.
They were a group that was hardened by the great depression. Most entered the service when the were 17 to 26, so the depression started when they were 7 to 16 years old.
The most admirable people in our history had to be the founding fathers. Most all were wealthy by new world standards but they risk it all by signing the declaration of independence. Most died much poorer than they would of had they not pushed fourth the most liberal thinking in the world to that time.
The most admirable people in our history had to be the founding fathers. Most all were wealthy by new world standards but they risk it all by signing the declaration of independence. Most died much poorer than they would of had they not pushed fourth the most liberal thinking in the world to that time.
As for the spirit of the post, I concur, the founding fathers were great men.
But talk about lefty spin. Searching for a way to connect founding fathers and liberal, nows that's funny.
There is nothing liberal when talking about individual responsibilities and the right to pursue happiness. It was clearly not their intent to have an ever growing federal government trampling on states' rights. They wanted very little authority vested in the federal government.
It's more accurate to say liberalism has warped their intent.
You can't paint all the Founding Fathers with the same brush. Hamilton probably would like what he sees today.
However, as a whole, the Founding Fathers most likely would be identified as Libertarian by today's standards.
If you conservatives what to claim one, take Jefferson who thought that the governement should be made up of elites and that the common man had no place in government.
However, as a whole, the Founding Fathers most likely would be identified as Libertarian by today's standards.
If you conservatives what to claim one, take Jefferson who thought that the governement should be made up of elites and that the common man had no place in government.
Punter, don't confuse one's ideology with one's political value system.
I want all the best for mankind, I just think there's a different way to get there.
The welfare system that creates more poverty, a self fulfilling quagmire, is not the answer in my book.
The compassion nonsense is poppycock, another great example of what the left uses instead of ideas.
I want all the best for mankind, I just think there's a different way to get there.
The welfare system that creates more poverty, a self fulfilling quagmire, is not the answer in my book.
The compassion nonsense is poppycock, another great example of what the left uses instead of ideas.
not sure what you're talking about here, but as far as book sales by right leaning authors, are you kidding me? they consistently top the charts
talk radio and number one books go hand in hand my man
