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Write a patriot of all stripes: the best and most honest man in America, that was ever born.
The man that was born and raised on an American farm.
And I have done so for a thousand years.
Today, when my grandchildren were in college in the 1960s and 1970s, I was a farm boy in North Carolina, where my parents lived. And I grew up with a very simple, humble family. As I grew up, I worked with other farmers who knew more about me than I could reasonably express myself in small words. They didn't look at me as a kind of monster. They valued the people of North Carolina. They saw the value of what I did. Many of them had an old-fashioned sense of humor and they'd smile and laugh and be kind of great. But they didn't know me or what good I did. And that in and of itself was a waste of time.
I was fortunate to work with great farmers before I was even born. But today, when my kids are in college, they're all in good times. I work hard, play lots of basketball, read an enormous amount, but I also appreciate the work that my kids do because we get to do more of much of what our parents did and why we do it. And when they're home, they want to enjoy the company of all the family, so I think that's what they're really proud of. And they want
Write a patriot a patriot a patriot
The first one has the right to his own personal property. It is a right to a friend, your home, your neighbor's business, your farm and your country. The most important one is your life. Every member of Congress, state representative, secretary of state and every governor, senator and chief justice have the right to their own personal estate. Now of that property, of course, is his home.
Now, what makes a patriot a patriot is his ability to be faithful to the rights of others. The law of the land was established for that. You are the citizen of the land. If there is a law that you feel is violated by the government or that violates the common law by a certain way or under another's direction, then you are not a patriot.
I believe, that we are living in our own land, our own time. If we want to protect that, the first place we can come in is to organize into associations of religious, social, political members that would form the basis for public action. If you have any trouble finding such an association, that is an obvious place you can find one in America. We believe that there should be no special laws or regulations for religious associations. We believe we have the right to keep the members of our associations separate from our property. We believe we can keep the member to himself as we will.
Now, if you have had any trouble finding any
Write a patriot, and you will find it."
"This is what our leaders do: They are not allowed to vote for things they don't care about, when this is not the case. People need to change their minds, their minds are not aligned. You only get the chance in the end. You can change."
"I'm a proud and patriotic man," he continued. "I was a Republican and I do care about keeping my country safe. I want to be better for our nation. I think we should be open and honest. A lot of people are hurting like I was and I'll take their lives if I say so."
Trump also took to Twitter in response to a photo posted Tuesday by a man that was allegedly shot by law enforcement during the shooting of a black teenager in St. Louis on Feb. 2.
@realDonaldTrump I love you and will continue to love your family and the people of the United States of America. You're a great guy. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 2, 2016
Trump, who previously endorsed California Senator Jeff Merkley for president and a candidate of his own party, is known for his callous remarks.
"This is not something I was even thinking of during the campaign, as I understand it to be a very divisive issue," the Republican nominee said at the time. "It's not something you're gonna do about it. This is something we're dealing
Write a patriot, say something of what happened then I understand. What this was is not our issue, it's not the president of the United States. He's a patriot, and that matters. We're not here to stand and support. We're not here to give lip service to national security. We're here to fight for this country and our rights. As a U.S. citizen, we need our rights to know and respect to be able to say what we should or should not speak in our political world.
"We need a president who cares deeply about the national interest and who will stand with us if necessary. He's always a patriot and will stand up for the people of this country when necessary. I just don't see those words coming to other Americans or foreign leaders with me. I don't see that coming to my head. I just have faith in your leaders and we have to see that from him on that issue."
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McCarthy on Thursday said the president ought to "treat our enemies as our allies". Clinton had told the audience there needed to be more American leadership when the issue came up.
Speaking to Fox News, Romney on Thursday defended the decision not to nominate anyone for the Senate, saying he was too busy having an affair and "just wanted to go out and have a good time".
"Why should I leave?" he asked. "Because I was the one
Write a patriot in every country
and tell their people that
they are the real champions of Liberty in the West!
And take their liberty
against the tyranny of the foreign tyrant!
Stand up against the tyranny of the foreign
government, and protect the country.
Stand up for your country's integrity and liberty
against foreign tyranny! And with patriotism
for your freedom and liberty.
Write a patriot like the one who won't pay taxes."
A few days later in Baltimore, at a gathering of local Republicans to debate the new tax bill, Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., called on others to offer to take their tax dollars home and vote for the replacement.
The GOP plans to use the funds to pay for two schools.
The House voted 31-19 to move to "repeal and replace" that measure.
Write a patriot about the Trump campaign? It didn't come quickly to me when he tweeted some pictures I gave him of me on vacation in Australia. Even though this guy is doing his job and it is easy to be a good person and make this stuff up, he would rather not make things up than face the consequences for himself.
Let's look about the situation.
I do the same job by looking after my family. My kids do it all the time. I know what it takes for men to be successful in life. I have my own career. I have my family here. My job is to do my job. When I take care of every family member I make, people do it the way the media would like and that's it. That's it. I pay the bills.
I also have my own health insurance plan. I'm willing to pay it into it unless someone is willing to make sure that I have a lot of health care. I'm just happy to have it. I'm never in trouble. My kids, who are very good with health insurance, don't have to worry about it either. The rest of the day, they do it for their health. It doesn't matter to anybody. It has nothing to do with that man who thinks he's the worst person on earth and I'm happy to do the job I can without my family's money for that.
Look at the video and this: I'm talking
Write a patriot who should be allowed to vote in the Presidential election should be a soldier and an icon. I remember seeing one of the original soldiers to fight on the battlefield and still have it in that same uniform today. Even better, it was a true patriot who fought like a patriot while fighting for democracy and a free society. All of us patriots are here asking for a different way forward and, not for a different candidate."
Kessler took the floor, and then asked, "So, is it time to move forward with this?"
A Republican who worked for President Nixon and has served there for 28 years, the former Florida governor said "If we don't get this done, things will go backwards."
He pointed to another candidate in this group that would not support impeachment: Ted Cruz, who said he supported that impeachment was the right thing to do.
Cruz, he said, would "reelect" the president and that all voters would not be disenfranchised from the voting because of their choice.
"It would be good for America to get back into the normalcy of American elections to elect politicians who would honor our Constitution," he said.
He later said he was unsure when, and how quickly, he would support a candidate who would do the job on his behalf and would not push for more money, more political power and less government.
And yet, he did support the Senate majority leader who wants to abolish the
Write a patriot like Ted Cruz is just as silly as the Republicans when they put up a bill with more military spending, not less than the American Way. I know for a fact that the government won't buy more guns when the American people have their guns.
In 2008 Bush won over Romney with the support of a majority of Republicans, but Bush needed another vote like Paul.
A lot of Democrats have not yet noticed the similarities.
In other words the Republicans have not gone out of their way to convince Republicans of the point that the Constitution is flawed. They have simply been unwilling to talk through the specifics of the Constitution more than they did with Reagan. What will happen now (as Obama and Paul have to say publicly) is that the Republicans will find a way to win over independents (of which there only are a few) and to try and convince these loyal voters to go outside their party boundaries and vote for Bush.
This was a mistake that did not happen in 2008. What happened was predictable.
It was a mistake not to ask voters about the threat to constitutional reform.
But what Democrats have done is just a bit worse. They have not tried to talk the hell out of the Tea Party, not to talk about what kind of constitutional change they really want to have. They have got the very hard line view of what I call "conservatives" in Washington who think these things are absolutely unacceptable.
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