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The war for this country's future did not end Tuesday night, a battle was won. How decisive that victory is to be determined.

It is evident from the reaction of elements of the losing side that they do not hold American values and laws in high esteem. They do not support and defend the Constitution, they seek to destroy it and the Republic. They do not love this country and the values that are essential to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. They seek to continue the fundamental changes to the United States of America so that it is rendered into a nation the founders would not recognize.

The war against our Republic will be a long one. We must overcome an educational system that has indoctrinated far too many of our children into believing that our country was founded on hatred, racism and inequality. We must overcome a free press of mainstream media who has take their freedom and used its power to push an agenda of their choosing. We must overcome massive illegal immigration and appeasement of law breakers, while marginalizing and demonizing law abiding citizens. We must overcome an agenda financed by billionaires across the globe who seek to bring about the destruction of America - the last nation standing strong against globalism. We must overcome the ignorance of millions of our fellow citizens who have been duped into believing falsehoods about those of us who love liberty and freedom. We must overcome those who strive to divide Americans by race, religion, financial status, etc.
We must overcome entrenched political machines at all levels of local, state and federal government who seek only to maintain power and control over our lives.
We must have "Government of the people, by the people, for the people."
President Ronald Reagan said it well: "There are no easy answers, but there are simple answers. We must have the courage to do what we know is morally right."

Be vigilant patriots.

Amen, brother.

A couple of my coworkers said when their kids came home from school and learned that Trump had won, they were upset and thought that was a bad thing. Their parents (who voted for Trump) asked them why they thought that was bad, and who told them Trump would not be a good president? One child said she was basing it on things her teacher had said. The other said she had heard it on TV that he was a bad man. Both these children are in middle school.

A couple take-aways for those of you with children:
1. Talk to your kids about politics. You may think they're too young to know about what's going on, but their teachers don't. We must be vigilant to counter the indoctrination that is occurring in our schools.
2. Be aware of what is playing on the TV or radio around your kids. Children are sponges. They soak up what they hear, even when they (or you) aren't aware of it.

LucasMcCain wrote:Amen, brother.

A couple of my coworkers said when their kids came home from school and learned that Trump had won, they were upset and thought that was a bad thing. Their parents (who voted for Trump) asked them why they thought that was bad, and who told them Trump would not be a good president? One child said she was basing it on things her teacher had said. The other said she had heard it on TV that he was a bad man. Both these children are in middle school.

A couple take-aways for those of you with children:
1. Talk to your kids about politics. You may think they're too young to know about what's going on, but their teachers don't. We must be vigilant to counter the indoctrination that is occurring in our schools.
2. Be aware of what is playing on the TV or radio around your kids. Children are sponges. They soak up what they hear, even when they (or you) aren't aware of it.

All 4 of my boys were wanting Trump to win! But we had to tell them before they went to school Wednesday to be calm and not gloat.

I can say I am very proud of my wife and I for teaching our children the importance of God and staying true to what you believe is right and wrong.

Indeed, the war to replace Western "Enlightenment" civilization with global collectivism has been and will yet be long. Their plan incorporated core strategies to enact changes over generations by co-opting the media, infiltrating and reshaping the educational systems, overwhelming governments with crushing debt, and eliminating borders. They have achieved much success -- just look at how many support Sanders, Warren and even Clinton, all carrying the Collectivist banner. Too many of our fellow Americans now feel that Government should solve their problems. Too many Government solutions inevitably chip away at Liberty and civilization, by taking away individual responsibility and accountability. Collectivism is another face of tyranny -- just ask the real people who are pushing and funding these changes. The Collective is welcome to share their misery under the control of others. I will support and fight for the opportunities of Liberty whatever comes my way.

vjallen75 wrote:All 4 of my boys were wanting Trump to win! But we had to tell them before they went to school Wednesday to be calm and not gloat.

I can say I am very proud of my wife and I for teaching our children the importance of God and staying true to what you believe is right and wrong.

I wish there were more parents doing so. I'm thankful for every parent that does.

Agree with all!! Fortunately my two boys have been inoculated against the deadly liberal progressive disease since they very young. We've always talked to our boys about politics, government, economics and life in general. Lots of good discussions taking the time to explain not just the views on each side, but the drivers behind them as well as the policies and their consequences -intentional and unintentional. They both completely understand what's going on and could most likely roast an adult liberal in a discussion of viewpoints and philosophies (although that's generally like having a battle of wits with an unarmed opponent, so the bar is low ). Brought a tear to my eye last year when my oldest reported reported that in the survey of political beliefs in his HS Government class, he scored as the most conservative

At any rate, he's a freshman at Texas A&M and actually came home the Friday before the election to early vote, so I'd say he's pretty invested in the process . He watched the returns from his dorm room on Fox, staying up texting with me till what was hopefully the bitter end of the Clinton's reign of terror. The youngest sat with us watching the returns, chanting USA! USA! USA! every time a state was announced for Trump. We watched the NBC and CBS feeds for the entertainment value of seeing the liberal jackwagon hosts become more and more apoplectic as the reality set in. LOVED watching Chuck Todd flailing about explaining to the rest that Hellary needed an absolute miracle to win, even as they grasped at straws trying to convince each other that there was still a road to victory for her.

So yes, I completely agree that all sides are against the conservative ideology, but have experienced first hand how honest education and open discussion about the world can overcome the propaganda machine now in place to indoctrinate our young'uns