As I go to tea parties, rallys and most recently the 9-12 March in D.C. (yes, I was one of the 16 who attended) I have learned some very interesting things about myself and about the things that I know about my country and my beliefs about life in general that I will share with you. You see, I am not the kind of person who would normally make a sign, and go into public to make a point. I have been happy to voice my opinion a
Websters dictionary defines altruism as the principle or practice of unselfish concern for or devotion to the welfare of others. "If I give a man a fish, he eats for a day..." How many times do we hear about giving to the less fortunate? How many times are we asked to give back to the community? When a sucessful businessman decided to give his wealth away, we applaud him. It seems a good thing to do, doesnt it? We
I hear far too many Americans complaining about the price of the many different social welfare programs that are being handed to our future generations to pay for. It is not about the monitary price, but rather the liberty that we are giving away. We must not be afraid to say that the reason that we are not interested in Socialized medicine (for example) is not because we cannot pay for it, and it is not that the quality of
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