2017 Here we come
world. What have we learned, forgotten,
and what can we expect. The past is to
learn from, lessons to be used to cut down on the errors. It’s not there to give regret but to give
hope of a better future. Now is where we
need to place our focus. What can we do
right now to give ourselves a better tomorrow?
As we look at the past, making ourselves aware of where and
how we need to change our way of thinking and doing, what worked and what
didn’t. This is not the time for
delusionary thinking or ignoring the facts just to continue a narrative. In the United States we, as a country and a society
have the advantage of being able to stand up every four years and proclaim our
approval or disapproval of the past.
This past year brought us the unexpected outcome, for many, due to a perceived
need for a change in direction in our body politic.
Even as our nation has chosen to take a new direction, with
a leader that gives the feeling that we might be jumping off into an unknown
abyss, the present is giving most of us hope, if not faith, in the oncoming future. Unfortunately,
there are some who choose to disregard the useful
past patterns of behavior to guide us on that new path.
The donkey is known to be one of the most stubborn and obnoxious
animals on our planet, and it appears that the party they represent chooses to
follow that tendency. As is my usual disclaimer, it is never all, “thank you, Lord”. To look at what just took place in the past
election the logical conclusion would be that our people wanted a change and
they rejected the activity, or lack of, during the last few years. That result was shouting out that we were
tired of stalemate politics and tired of much of the highly touted social changes
being foisted upon us.
Our people were tired of an overreaching
administration that governed by politics rather than what would have been in
the best interest of our country. We
were tired of an administration that promised one thing and delivered little;
being deceived and mislead; being looked down upon; that used the old gambits
to divide our country into small political segments. We want a government that serves the United States
rather than ideologies that disallow our best chances for continuation. The American people are not stupid, and once
again all is not an appropriate part of the statement, nor are we all in favor
of a new world order, and that was just a part of the lessons of the past.
Old habits are apparantly
very hard to break so the practice of politics over country is once again in
vogue. We saw the House minority leader, Ms. Pelosi, continue with her
anti-any-thing-not-her party-agenda. Vowing to fight PEOTUS Trump’s agenda
every step of the way, no room for compromise here folks. In the Senate, Senator Schumer sounding a bit
more insecure, vowed quite the same as Pelosi.
Not one iota of this stance had anything to do with what our nations
election screamed out about. We elected
a President, the House, and the Senate to get our country back in order. We chose to put country over politics and
ideology and with good reason. Get a
hint folks its not about political party, we don’t care about your job security
or your pride, this one was about WE THE PEOPLE. President Kennedy had a great perspective and
[“Note to the government et al”] It’s about what you can do for your
country. You should all be aware that
the key part of that is “your Country”.
Love your neighbor, spread
understanding not hatred.
Pray for the safety of the
next President of the United States.
Pray for our country and our
warriors.
God Bless you all.
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