A Note to Democrats Over Forty Years Old

I don’t want to hear your shock and horror over Donald Trump. I really don’t. Almost twenty years ago, in the face of credible and serious claims of serious sexual misconduct — including misconduct in the Oval Office — the overwhelming majority of you chose to circle the wagons to retain political power, even when Clinton’s resignation would have left Democrats in control of the White House. 

So now you’re mounting your high horse to protect the Republic from an alleged predator like Trump? You’ve lost your credibility. You had an opportunity to do the right thing, and now your outrage shouldn’t be confused in any way, shape, or form with principle. 

You mock Trump for placing “winning” above all else, but that’s exactly what you did. You helped debase our culture, excused lying, and normalized adultery for the sake of keeping Bill Clinton in power. You advanced absurd notions like “compartmentalization” to separate a man’s character from his competence. 

I believe Donald Trump should step down. I don’t believe he should get a single conservative vote this November. But when I look across the aisle, I don’t see allies. I see opportunists. I’ll believe your moral stands the minute they impose on you even the smallest political cost. I have a feeling I’ll be waiting a long time.

Go Chemical Free Today!

I have started a new venture in my family's lives by shopping from my new on-line store that I can purchase from over 500 products!

These products are all chemical free and so concentrated that I will be saving my family budget a whole lot of money!

I can buy things like laundry detergent, fabric softener, deodorant, hair care products, bathroom cleaning products, things that we all buy and use everyday!

This is a win/win for everyone! You are not only giving your family the peace of mind to purchase items that are chemical free you will save more money every month!

Did you know that with so many chemicals in some of the products that we all use we can actually be contributing to some of our health challenges like asthma, allergies because we can inhale these harmful chemicals like phosphates, Formaldehyde and the like!? These are in some of the shampoos that we use and bleach for our cleaning and laundry products! Now if we were to expose our children to these things knowingly we would be charged, but governments are allowing these chemicals to be put in the products that we use everyday without penalty!

Do you really need all those guns?

How many guns do you own? You're right; it's none of your business. 

But I bet you owe more than one. I own more than one. Pretty much every gun owner in the United States owns more than one. I just read somewhere that for every 100 people in this country there are 112 guns. That makes me feel all warm and fuzzy. 

But sometimes I still think, "Wow, I have a lot of guns." Just yesterday I went into my gun room. Yes, it's a room. (Gun safes are so 2001) I built a small but well protected room for my guns. Yesterday, I needed something and literally had to wedge myself into the room to find the gun I wanted. Then I looked around and smiled. Life is good. Tyrants beware.

The question in the headlines lately speaks to a "need" for guns. That's an interesting word, "need." Do I need guns? Well I think I do. I could certainly go about my daily activities without a gun, I did it for years. But what if, during those activities, someone tries to forcefully take what is rightfully mine? I have the right to keep what is mine. I have the right to defend myself with what the government has deemed an "appropriate" level of force. If that interaction escalates to where I feel the use of a firearm is the only way for me to stay safe, them, YES, I need a gun.

Liberals will tell you that you should walk away. You should not use force even when threatened with force. To my way of thinking, that is the recipe for tyranny. There will always be a bully out there who will push as far as he can to take what does not belong to him. He will not stop until he is stopped. To stop him, you will have to use at least the same amount of force as he is willing to use. More than likely, you will have to use one level of force higher than he is willing to use. If he refuses to back down, you will need a gun and you will likely need to use it. If you do not, he will control you. Your freedom will be lost. After that, your life will be lost. I prefer to keep both.

So now we come to the number of guns one might "need." There was a news report a while back about a New York man arrested with an "arsenal" of 17 weapons. If the CNN reporter ever came to my house, she might just die of shock. (Those paying close attention now realize the number of guns in my house is north of 17.) Why did he need "all those guns?"

He didn't. Nor do I. But rights are not about what some other person thinks I need. Rights are about what I want. And today, I want a mid-sized 9mm single-stack pistol. Why? Because I just reviewed my inventory and I don't have one of those!

Like the surfer looking for the perfect wave, I have yet to find the perfect gun. If that means I take an old 1896 Mauser bolt-action rifle and rebarrel it to 7.62 so I can have a little carbine for the deer woods, so be it. If that means I want to try out four different .40 caliber pistols, well, leave me alone. I'm going to try them out.

Someone one told me I would only regret the things I didn't do. Dad was right. I regret a lot of things I didn't do. But I also regret parting with every firearm I ever sold. I am at a point in my life where that will never happen again.

Do I need all of those guns? That's not for you, or anyone else, to say. We have the right to own guns, That's all there is to it. Life is short buy a gun. 

My Business

In order for a business to experience longevity there are several components that must be present in a model!

You need People, Product, Process and then more people!

My business does not require financial investment so we can skip that part! Theirs no question that people are looking for opportunities, the times dictate that! However, so many have been tainted by false opportunity with the many models that are simply full of themselves and not about people. Attracting people is no longer the most difficult challenge. With today's online marketing, it's not all that difficult to appear to be a business guru .

People:
It's almost as simple as having good writing, decent speaking skills and telling a good story. Suddenly your a guru! Theirs nothing wrong with that as long as your intention is to lead people to their goals and not just yours!

Product:
In order to attract the masses you must be able to provide real long term value at an affordable price, if your product is not an every day need and want and your price point is high, you will likely just experience temporary success and the model will suffer the fate of the retention Grim Reaper.

Process:
If your to experience growth, you must be able to attract a consumer and your consumer must be delighted in your product, customer service, value. Rest assured if you are approaching people with a business before you prove all the above, you will never earn their business and then their referral! Always product and process first if you want people and longevity!

I'm not a make-believe conservative!

I read this today and couldn't agree more. This is me.

(Reuters)

I don’t play a make-believe conservative on the radio or on television. I happen to be a red-blooded conservative in real life.

I’m proud to call myself a gun-toting, Bible-clinging, Constitution-loving, Flag-waving American.

I am a devout follower of our Lord and the United States Constitution.

I believe we are one nation under God – our founding documents flavored by Judeo-Christian precepts.

I believe in extremely limited government. I support a flat tax. I believe we should return control of our public schools to local communities.

I believe in the Second Amendment.

I believe we should defend American sovereignty – and secure our borders.

I believe we are at war with radical Islam.

I believe in religious liberty and will gladly fellowship with any religion that doesn’t want to blow me up.

I believe in the sons and daughters of liberty – defending our nation in the greatest military on the planet.

I believe in putting American workers first, not foreigners.

Now you may not agree with everything I have to say – but that’s okay. Because I also believe in the First Amendment – and your right to say what’s on your mind — even if you happen to be one of those hippy-dippy, pot-smoking liberal loons.

I believe in America – the most exceptional national nation in history.

All that to say – I’m a conservative — and you have a friend at the Fox News Corner of the World.

CREDIT FOR THIS GOES TO:

By Todd Starnes

 

 FoxNews.com

I successful mind.

We all make mistakes and go through tough times, but people who thrive during those times are the successful ones. They learn from their mistakes and find ways to turn things around quickly.

What do you do when you mess up or you’re simply out of sorts? When things just aren’t going your way?

I suggest that you become aware of your thoughts, realizing that if you’re unhappy for any reason, you’re focusing on the wrong things.

Change what you’re thinking about to something that will not only make you feel and act better in the present, but also improve your vision of the future.

Start by remembering that life is divided into three phases: the past—where you’ve been; the present—where you are now; and the future—where you are going.

Then do what many successful people do—learn from the past to profit in the present and live better in the future. They do that by combining the past, present and future in a winning way.

Adopt their way of thinking, and do these three things the next time you want to change your circumstances:

1. Remember the good times.

Reflect on positive experiences or successes from your past that will cause you to see the positive circumstances that exist in the present.

2. Mix things up.

Mentally mix the exciting experiences from your past with your present, so you feel and act better right away.

3. Create a vision.

Use your new “mental mix” to create an interesting and dynamic vision of your future.

Since each of us visits where we have been many times each day, get into the habit of giving your mental energy to your past accomplishments, your successes, the experiences that brought great joy into your life.

This allows you to see all of the opportunities that surround you. It makes where you are now suddenly become very exciting, and positive circumstances will pop up one after another.

Many of the successful people I know keep a win list, a record of their accomplishments. They carry it with them and read it periodically.

You might try this. Make your mental mix a winning combination. Then, when you look back, you will be certain of holding a beautiful picture.