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We need to reduce crime, encourage employment, tighten up the money supply, secure our borders and reduce federal spending.
My mother-in-law passed away. Elkin Goddard Alston was a wonderful, elegant, giving lady.
We do need to work together, but not with the government in the lead or in control.
For myself, I focus on what I can do to assist in saving God's creation through community involvement and nonprofit organizations.
What the media does is focus on churning out stories that create fear and controversy.
It no longer appears to be important for facts to be grounded in truth and reality.
We have to decide how best to articulate the majority position. One way to do that is by looking at the laws.
Republicans still have to figure out how to gain a majority of the votes while dealing with a shameless competitor.
We need to rethink what activities and which people are allowed on campus, and how we encourage connection.
If you are trying to find a perfect party or a perfect person, then you will be waiting forever, or deluding yourself.
Each of us can determine if our goal is to sort ourselves into competing factions or to create ties that bind us together.
Think, and do not agree reflexively.
We should follow McCarthy's lead and "Restore Our Way of Life. Rebuild the Greatest Economy in History. Renew the American Dream."
The gap between our automatic human nature and our ability to control our responses is the spark that drives the personal development field.
Our problems can't be solved by Republicans alone but must be conquered in a bipartisan way.
Being a good citizen means focusing on what is good about this country.
Most Americans want the same thing that you do: to work together to make our country better.
Outrage does not lead to action that creates hope.
While blaming others might make people feel better, it will not lead to future wins.
Based on what is happening during the final week, next year could be even more backward.
