Thoughts for the day

Better to do something imperfectly than to do nothing perfectly. – Robert H. Schuller
You can’t build a reputation on what you are going to do. – Henry Ford, 1863-1947
Never be afraid to try something new. Remember, amateurs built the ark; professionals built the Titanic
- Anonymous

Success doesn’t come to you…you go to it. – Marva Collins
Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful. – Albert Schweitzer

Ad on Benghazi

During the election the RNC actually cut an ad calling the Obama Administration out on Benghazi:

top priority

"In a list of 12 priorities for leaders in Washington, Americans ranked gun violence and immigration reform at the very bottom, as the 11th and 12th priorities, respectively.The Gallup survey released Tuesday reveals that two of the major issues dominating headlines and the attention of lawmakers are not the issues most Americans rank as a top or high priority. The top priorities for Americans, according to the survey are 'creating more jobs' and 'helping the economy grow,' both with 86 percent of Americans saying those issues should be the number one priorities."

Where is the acceptance for all?

Read this quote from Commissioner of the NFL Roger Goodell -

GOODELL:  "I respect and admire our players for what they don't on the field, but also for what they do off the field.  They're leaders.  They're thoughtful.  And they want to make a difference in their communities and they feel passionately about this subject.  We, as the league, obviously embrace this also, would be incredibly supportive of this, and not just the point of tolerance but to the point of acceptance.  I think you're hearing that from our players, and I'm proud of them for that."

He was answering the following questions.  "A couple different issues around the league right now. One that certainly has a lot of attention, several of your players have come out in support of gay marriage, lot of questions about what would happen if an NFL player were to come out as gay and the expectation perhaps that would happen soon. Generally speaking, Mr. Commissioner, how do you feel about NFL players taking stands on potentially divisive political issues?"

If you know anything about Tebow and how he was denegraded for being a Christain.  Now read Goodell answer with Tebow in mind.  Did that ever happen to Tebow?  No.  Not ever!

Then in the news Jason Collins, 34 years old center in the NBA has come out and said. "I'm black. And I'm gay." Obama called the guy an hour later and said he was impressed with his courage to come out.  Did Obama call Tebow for having the courage to stand up for being a Christain?

Rush Limbaugh commented - "Remember, now, Tebow's gone. Jets released him, April 15th he was waved bye-bye.   And the New York media is ecstatic, 'cause all that mumbo jumbo about Jesus is no longer gonna pollute the Jets locker room.  And this is the commissioner[Goodell] on tolerance and acceptance in the NFL."

What tolerance - What acceptance!!???

Sequestor Armageddon? What a lie!

This article states some very good points.  "Getting Wise to Government Lies" Written by Michael Reagan

Take President Obama and his Cabinet of Liars, please.
We all know what dirty tricks they played to try and stop the sequester's automatic budget cuts from happening.
They spent weeks trying to frighten the America people into believing the country would collapse into chaos and suffering if the federal government's sequester-forced spending cuts went into effect.
The campaigner in chief and his chorus of toadies did everything they could to make sure the puny spending cuts -- which would have merely taken the federal budget back to its 2012 level -- would cause the most pain to the most people.
Supposedly the cuts were going to decimate the ranks of our local police forces and firefighters, throw hundreds of teachers into the streets, create long lines at airports and maybe even leave the United States vulnerable to a military invasion by Greece.
Of course, most of Big Media played right along with Obama's dirty political game. Like the dupes they are, they publicized every sequester scare-story like it was going to mean the end of America as we know it.
(Too bad the MSN don't devote the same level of hysteria to covering some of our real problems, like Obama's runaway federal spending and our unpayable future debt load.)
In case you haven't noticed by now, Armageddon didn't happen. The sequester came and the sun is still coming up. Planes aren't falling from the heavens. And I haven't had to use my guns to defend my home against a single robber or terrorist....

Chris Matthews should appologize

Chris Matthews on the day of the Boston Bombings:  "Domestic Terrorists...Tend to be on the Far Right."   It would be nice if Chris Matthews would keep his commentary to himself until the facts are out.  Now that we know that the perpetrators were not on the far right (one report says that the younger brother claimed he was Muslim and have been living in the US) , do you think Chris Matthews will apologize for condemning the far right?  I don't think so.  He has to get his little dig in at the beginning to cause hate on the left.  It is time to stop blaming the right for everything that goes wrong. 

On the broadcast of “Inside Washington,” Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer said the two gay marriage cases currently before the Supreme Court could lead to an all-out assault on religion in the United States.
“It gets really sticky,” Krauthammer said. “If the court were to decide that to deny same-sex marriage is unconstitutional, then you got Georgetown University – a Jesuit university [that offers] married student housing. It’s a Catholic University. So [when] it says it’s only going to allow heterosexuals, it will get sued. This will become an assault on religion. And the religions, which I think are sincere in their beliefs, are going to be under assault and under attack.”
When NPR’s Nina Totenberg pointed out that same-sex marriage is already legal in the District of Columbia, where Georgetown is located, Krauthammer said the issue is truly national.
“It will be sued everywhere in the country if it’s declared to be a constitutional right, because it would imply who opposes it does it only out of bigotry [and] for no other reason,” Krauthammer added.