What a legacy we will leave future generations. We will be remembered as the generation that turned America over to the Liberal/Progressive movement. It may have started with Teddy Roosevelt, given its real first big push by Woodrow Wilson, but this generation -- our generation -- turned the nation over to this movement. How's that working out? The grandchildren of today's young and single voters will someday look at their elders and wonder "what the hell were you thinking." We look back at our parents and grandparents and see folks who led us through a Great Depression and World War II and we wonder what kind of stuff they were made of that helped them get that job done so well. They did their job, then turned things over to the Baby Boomers and their offspring, who are in the process of screwing up everything.
Just a passing thought on the legacy we are leaving America's grandchildren of the future!
How will future generations remember this generation of today's young and single voters?
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Gregory Brittain May 21, 2013 at 10:01 am
If you want to know what "sustainablity" is really about, come hear Rosa Koire at Redlands…Read More Townhall on May 23, 6:30 pm at the American Legion Hall, 814 W. Colton Avenue. "Sustainability" is UN Agenda 21.
Susana Leija May 23, 2013 at 12:34 pm
I have shopped at Staples for years and have yet gotten a so-called reward. Why the change of heart…Read More now? The school supplies are overpriced anyway. I get things really inexpensively at Walmart right before school starts. There is no limit as to how many things one can buy like there is at Staples.
3rdPartyJoe May 16, 2013 at 11:31 pm
Usually I'd start with how teachers should be paid in line with their students grades, but for now…Read More I'll just suggest going to the .99 cent stores. You can get everything from 100 packs of #2 pencils to college ruled notebooks and binders, to pens and highlighters. We go there weekly and send boxes of school supplies, crayons and coloring books to our troops in Afghanistan to help them befriend the locals. The biggest score is cans of party string that usually go for $5. They spray it into a room and the streamers will hang on any tripwires without setting off the bomb. And try asking the store manager if corporate might be willing to throw in 2 for the price of one or a bakers dozen on highly stocked items if you can get several other teaches to also shop there. It never hurts to ask.
Gregory Brittain May 16, 2013 at 01:15 am
This lists the comments in reverse order that I posted them. The following is from a great cartoon…Read More I read yesterday.
Gregory Brittain May 16, 2013 at 12:55 am
"I did not have factual relations with the American people."
Gregory Brittain May 16, 2013 at 12:55 am
Hillary released another statement regarding Benghazi today.