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Change is a shallow word and will not make our lives any better without clear action being taken by our government in the policy that they enact. Our nation is at a pivotal point and time in its history and what policies we allow will determine whether our country continues as an example of freedom and economic success, or whether we will enter the long list of world powers that will rise and fall.
As we enter this crucial time one thing that will greatly help with ensuring our nations success is the understanding of key issues that we face today. The hope and desires of our hearts are that this site will provide you with simple, yet crucial, information that will better prepare you to understand what needs to be done for this great country to succeed.




Mitt Romney is without a doubt a big winner in last nights (way to late) caucus in Iowa. Here’s why. In 2008 Romney spent a gross amount of money in Iowa and appeared to have the upper hand going into the final week only to place a poor distant second. This time around Mitt Spent considerably less money and eked out a first place finish. His most ardent opponent Newt Gingrich placed a very sorry fourth. So Mitt spends less money and less time and wins.
Tyler businessman and former State Board of Education member
Herman Cain is a threat to the establishment in DC and they (either the extreme left or just anti conservatives) will stop at nothing to keep a once little known now potentially dangerous outsider like Herman Cain from reaching the White House. The “American Dream” is too important to them to be left to the common man; it must be controlled by entrenched long term problem solvers who can’t make decisions for themselves. Instead these people follow the playbook of the lifelong politicians who do the same stupid things over and over again, thus keeping us in the endless cycle of debt and despair. 