I love football and I hate what is happening. I'm a New England Patriots fan...have been for years. I hate what these protests have done to the game. Sports used to be a place where political persuasions of all types could set aside differences and root for the same team. Here are my adulterated thoughts, … Continue reading The NFL and Right to Protest
Month: May 2018
Protecting Our Liberty & Inalienable Rights: Part II
The power of our government is in the people. We would do well to educate our friends, family, and neighbors—instead of politicians who pay lip service to our pleas—so they might become informed voters, not cult of personality voters. We must also dismiss this ridiculous notion that exercising our morality against the conventional political wisdom … Continue reading Protecting Our Liberty & Inalienable Rights: Part II
Protecting Our Liberty & Inalienable Rights: Part I
To take something away from this article, it matters not if you believe in God, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, or the Easter Bunny...because the principles I am going to speak about are written in the laws of nature and in the conscience of each individual man. The Apostle Paul wrote in the Book of … Continue reading Protecting Our Liberty & Inalienable Rights: Part I
Want Change? Start with Leadership!
Willingness to change, in a changing world, should be the constant mindset of any organization; change is the opportunity to improve and grow. The responsibility to institute change rests with a vigilant leader who is on constant guard to improve on those things that are no longer effective.
Freedom & American Exceptionalism: Part III
Tocqueville said that “Providence has not created mankind entirely independent or entirely free.” He was right. He is dependent and accountable, in equal station, to the “Laws of nature and of Nature’s God.” Will government lead men to servitude or freedom?
Tim Lajoie 