My Open Letter To Governor Perry

Governor Perry In the recent Primary I voted for you believing that you were the most likely of the three Republican candidates to stand up for our Texas on the basis of the 10th ammendment to U.S. Constitution against a healthcare takeover. Today Governor Perry you said the following; "There are things in that bill that are probably good, but the bad outweighs the good by a substantial margin." In all honesty sir I found your statement to be somewhat disheartening for those of us that love Liberty above all else! Mr. Governor from the time of Christ have not all Tyrants thrown the peasents something 'good' amidst deception and despotism?

In 1776 a small band of brothers declared their Independence from a king who considered them a collective too stupid to govern themselves. In reading Mr. Jefferson's list of the king's grievances I discovered that many of the founder's complaints were strikingly similiar to our complaints of President Obama. Today Mr. Jefferson's words ring true; "He has made Judges dependent on his Will alone for the tenure of their offices, and the amount and payment of their salaries.He has erected a multitude of New Offices, and sent hither swarms of Officers to harass our people and eat out their substance...Imposing Taxes on us without our Consent..." Mr. Governor, I like every other Texan with whom I speak am tired of 'measured respnses'. The 'measured response' is the answer for the summertime patriot.

Thank you for listening;
Sincerely,
Chad Hague of
Flint Texas

"It's all just a little bit of History Repeating..."

Mr. Noah Webster defines History as "A narration of events in the order in which they happened, with their causes and effects.

I am generally not one who would subscribe to the view that history is simply a cycle that goes round indefinitely without meaning, purpose, or design. However I couldn't help but rethink my view of history this week. If you saw President Obama's town hall style meeting in Fort Meyers, Florida you too may have been experiencing a little De'ja' vu. Julio Oseguedo, a 19 year old college student donning an Obama t-shirt complained that he had been employed at Mcdonald's for 4 1/2 years unable to get another job and wanted to know what the President could do for him.

If you are a political junkie the name Denton Walthall may sound familiar. I'll give you a second to rattle your brain! No- you got nothing!!O.K. Mr. Walthall was the gentleman who reared his 'pony-tailed' head at the 1992 presidential debate in Richmond Virginia to ask then President George H. W. Bush, Governor Bill Clinton and Millionaire Business man Ross Perot to imagine that the president of the United States is the father of us all and essentially went on to ask the same thing as Julio.

I find it maddening that leftists refuse to live up to the words of the one they revere more than any other. "Ask not what your country can do for you..."

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