Food For Thought on this Snowy day

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  • DirtRacer2014
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2013
    • 100

    #1

    Food For Thought on this Snowy day

    If we are to continue forward and produce successful electoral outcomes, we must refine our ability to get our message out. It does us no good "to be right in secret". The administration is taking our milk and stealing our lunch money when it comes to messaging, and we must fix the problem. They have managed to convince some in the American public that opportunity and freedom are liabilities and that continued government intervention is the path forward. Think about this; despite spending nearly $1,000,000,000,000 of your money on a "stimulus" package, which subsequently led to the worst "recovery" from a recession in recent history, the administration charges on with a "the beatings will continue until the morale improves" economic approach. They are still telling Americans managing to hold on, despite the economic storm, to pay their "fair-share" and that income inequality is their fault and that more government intervention is the answer. Why are we not countering with an optimistic message? Our message and platform is a simple one but I rarely hear it. Growth is right around the corner but only when we put more money in your pockets, not the government coffers. Healthcare will only improve when we reconnect the patient to the doctor and remove government bureaucrats from the equation. In addition, the next generation of ideas will only be seeded in high quality educational environments that are not dependent on which zip-code a child resides in. This is our message and we need to shout it from every megaphone we can get our hands on. This is a better path forward and you deserve better.
  • Clayton_Wetter
    Banned
    • May 2007
    • 16671

    #2
    Yes we do, and hopefully the racing season does not get destroyed over government made disasters before the election.

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