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Comment on Meet Les Phillip by Alfred

Alfred — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 20:24:31 +0000

The National Republican Party has often made huge mistakes in their choice of candidates and they will probably continue to do so. It is not so much that “they just don’t get it” as it is that they prefer the weak candidates they chose. That is why primaries are a very good thing: we, the people can pick a good candidate in the few times (and this is one) that we have such a choice. Let’s not blow it this time!

Comment on Meet Les Phillip by Edith

Edith — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 20:07:47 +0000

Thank you for this article about Mr. Phillip. I sense that he is gifted in wisdom and humility from studying the Bible and following the God of the Bible.

Comment on Meet Les Phillip by victoria_29

victoria_29 — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 05:36:26 +0000

Really great blog. What drew me to Les Phillip was something I feel you picked up on, he is a true Patriot he is not just another Politician-in fact he isn’t a politician which I see as a positive. There is no question where his values are rooted & these are strong ones indeed.

Comment on Meet Les Phillip by jls

jls — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 05:08:28 +0000

Great description of Les here. If you have heard him speak, then you know his platform is simply the U.S. Constitution–he seems to carry it with him everywhere! He points out that every U.S leader should “support and defend” this Constitution in the way they have sworn to do–much like Les did as a military officer. This simple, principled idea is foreign to Parker Griffith who seems to have no strong principle except self-preservation. Right now, self preservation for him means talking and voting conservative in District 5. Parker Griffith will not help give power back to “We the people”. Les will.

Comment on Meet Les Phillip by Parker

Parker — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 03:09:29 +0000

I heard Les speak, got to spend some time with him and saw him at several Tea Party events. I was very impressed. We need Statesmen in DC. Honorable, ramrod straight and someone with a moral compass, this man does. Les is someone everyone should get to know.

Comment on Meet Les Phillip by tbeach

tbeach — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 11:43:53 +0000

I enjoyed your blog and what you written about Les Phillip. In full disclosure I do work for Les. But I wanted to share to you why I support him.

Before working for Les I was president of a Christian Conservative grassroots organization called, Concerned Citizens of Lawrence County. It is similar to the tea party groups, but we believed that society is pushing God out of the public sector. We want to raise the standard of living where we live to meet those hard times. because we believe those hard times are coming when God is not part of our way of life.

I say all that because I wouldn’t be behind a candidate who wasn’t a born-again Christian.

Les’ life is an amazing story and to be blunt, Les should not be where he is in the race. It is all of God’s doing. I don’t want to go into detail because of the chance that the competition might read my comment.

But what I do want to say is that this is a statesman who will go to DC with God on his heart.

Keep up the great writing

Comment on Hooray For Starbucks by Phoebe fensterman

Phoebe fensterman — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 14:22:41 +0000

If one knows the background of the founder of Starbucks, one would realize this is a silly idea!! You know the majority of folks in this great country of ours are busy doing their own business, working, parenting, whatever!! and the great treat is an occasional Starbucks,or many Starbucks in a day!!!
Try looking up the story of this great company and you will be smiling!!

Comment on The Threat of “Messianic Judaism” by Catherine

Catherine — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 13:37:19 +0000

I could not possibly agree more with the letter you’ve written to the Rabbi. My family has donated significantly to Jewish causes, especially helping Jews from around the world immigrate to Israel. Our motive is the same as yours, recognizing G-ds love for His chosen people and His heart’s desire that we reflect that love by honoring and praying for them. I am sorry that our interest/concern is perceived as a threat. I owe my life and all that I am to Yeshua Ha’Mashiach. I cannot help but love His people.

Comment on Jeremiah Still Speaks by John Dixon

John Dixon — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 19:55:32 +0000

Well said Larry.

Comment on Not Your Father’s Army by thet-shay Nyunt

thet-shay Nyunt — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 04:26:09 +0000

As an old soldier, I am disturbed by the trends, but am also troubled by sources such as NPR. Nearly 1/3 of the daughters we put in the Army are raped? Feminist nonsense. Aside from that factiod, I found your reporting and analysis sound.

The fact that we need women to serve in this volunteer army of ours, is because American men have become homo and metrosexual. American men have lost our virility.

But there is a psycho-biological component of us. We as a culture are afraid of life. This is the contraceptive culture, that wants to copulate, but not risk having children. Our very psyches are damaged because we no longer seek adventure but stability.

A recent trend European women (who once sought out American men, because they were strong) now seek Arab men just to give them children. In France, nearly 40,000 women a year convert to Islam, so that they can live out their biological destiny.

Our culture consists of inviduals doing the right thing
but we have turned into Romans with barbarians at the gate, feckless and without the fervor to resist.