Fear

Franklin D. Roosevelt, in his first inaugural address assured Americans that all we had to fear, was "fear itself." With this in mind, we went on to become what is now called the Greatest Generation. Inspiration is a great motivator. Today, none of Poltical Presidential Candidates has this innate talent. Today we have two people running for this high office, not for the good of this country, but to be either the first "Women or Black" President and as such their qualification to hold this High Office - is "zilch." What happened in the Years, not to long after FDR's death, to a once great people, where we could with good reason and just cause call our country the Home of the Free and the Land of the Brave. I believe it was when the Democratic Party lost it way. In its quest to maintain this party, it opened its doors to anyone willing to forfeit their rights to be a Free Born Citizen, to one with love of Party over Country. Yes, the would willing fore go their Independence to become Dependant on "Government Largess." Today the Democratic Party consists of "Chicken Little's." running around with outstretched arms screaming the sky is falling, the sky is falling. What type of people have we created that would forfeit their rights to be a man/women and not only stand up for this country and as well for themselves. We are now a nation of Pygmies reaching out for alms - alms provided on the backs and labors of others. How can they go to sleep at night--easy, they are waiting for the "Tooth Fairy." Now we have two people running for the Presidency who are more then willing to capitalize on these underlings which they have helped to create, by promising them total salvation, and Heaven on earth. Is it now, any wonder why the are trying their best to destroy religion, as we have, in the past, come to known it. They want to be the party of SAVIORS. But in order to do so, they must first breakdown the character of man/women, to lessor persons, then they would be, left to their own initiatives, endeavors and self-esteem! "I love the man that can smile in trouble, that can gather strength from distress, and grow brave by reflection. 'Tis the business of little minds to shrink, but he whose heart is firm and whose conscience approves his conduct will pursue his principals unto death." Thomas Paine