The 2010 elections are over. We won’t know who won however, until we see
if those we put into office will do what the people want. The reason I titled
this ‘NEXT’ is because when I was a salesman I always kept the word next in my
consciousness. This meant to me that no matter how many customers said no,
there was always the possibility that the next one would say yes. If those that we just elected don’t do what
we want, we will vote for someone else the next time. If they do what is right in our eyes, they
can get re-elected next time. They need
to know that we can always go for the next guy in the next election.
A TV reporter, the
day after the election, suggested that since the 2010 election turned out the
way it did, there would be quite a bit of tension in Washington Washington
President Obama today[1]
definitely showed that he has no idea of what the American people want, or he just
doesn’t care. I think it is the latter
because he said it was a shame that so many of the politicians, who went
against what their constituency wanted to vote for his agenda, had lost their
elections. This man has no idea what a
representative government
is all about. Hey, O’bambam[2], a
representative is supposed to represent and vote for what the people that hired
him want. Next!
These progressives really are true believers. They are absolutely convinced they know
better than you do. This is called
arrogance, and since it has no basis in truth, it is therefore based on
emotion. Next!
At least now we know who to
keep an eye on until the next election.
Democrat, Republican or Independent should be watched very carefully so
we know what to do in the next election.
E-mail is a great resource (http://www.contactingthecongress.org
). Let’s keep their feet to the fire.
If, when the government first overstepped their bounds and
started interfering with our rights, we had acted on our own behalf we would be
in a lot better position today. Our
tactical position now has to be based on catch up and recovery. When they told us we couldn’t pray before a
football game, we should have done it anyway.
When they said we couldn’t pray at a graduation ceremony, we should have
done it anyway. Keep in mind here that
our action would have been legal, and their restriction was unconstitutional. Our freedoms of speech, religious expression,
assembly and others are guaranteed to us by the constitution. No federal changes in law, except for
amending the constitution, can in any way infringe on our rights. It is also against the law for a state or
local authority to, in any way, infringe on federal guarantees.
As has been well established, our country was founded on
Judeo-Christian principals, and that our rights are granted by God and not the
government. We also know that there are
only two forces at work in the world; good (God) and evil (Satan). OK, here’s the deal…. When confronted
unconstitutionally by any form of government official, turn to them and say “I
rebuke you in the name of Jesus; you are interfering with a right that is
guaranteed by God and our constitution.
It has been established since the Nuremberg
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