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Many are wondering why Romney did not go after Obama on the Benghazi attack. Why? The press, the Congress and America are already handling the demands for the truth. Why not spend your time on the other things not being answered or that are being pulled anniversary inn into hearings. Romney may be the smartest guy with a campaign sticker with his name on it that our generations of Americans have ever seen.
The more I have thought about last night's debate, Romney pulled off the coup of the century! He came away with people viewing him as a President and Commander-in-Chief. He showed strength, yet dedicated to hard diplomatic efforts before military. He showed an incredible knowledge and grasp of the international community and showed where his concerns are and how he would correct problems without military action. He showed a stance equal to what Obama has, but with more determination in results instead of "wait and see" like Obama. He calmed the fears of many Americans, he showed that he is not a hawk like Obama has pictured him but a diplomat with a big stick. Too many times, Obama had nothing to argue with Romney about, so Obama took to personal attacks and belittling of Romney. anniversary inn Romney walked away as the one with the better grasp of international and military anniversary inn affairs and a determination to have a plan work while Obama was still grinning about his "horses and bayonets and aircraft carriers and submarines" remark. We are not better off four years later. We are weaker economically, we have not stopped the escalation of the mid-East and we have given in to Russia on far too many policies. There will be no time for "more flexibility after the election" , Mr. Obama!
BELIEVE IN AMERICA! Romney Ryan 2012. They believe in a strong America to gain the respect of the world. Strength in economy and military equals a big stick that doesn't have to be used unless necessary!
I have fears that we are becoming too apathetic as a country with the idea that we will just have to live with whatever they (the government) give us. Those fears don't fall in my level of understanding. Call it stupid, genius, or just plain mediocre, but I want to be known by my children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and friends as one who tried to make things better. If I do, maybe things will be better. If I don't, at least I, the others that are important to me in my life and my Heavenly Father anniversary inn will know that I did try. Follow along with my weekly rambling and see if there isn't something that will help with your motivation to make things better also.
I was born in Utah and grew up all over the Midwest. By the age of 24 I had lived in 23 different places. I was in athletics all through my youth and lettered in three different sports. On Letter of Intent signing day in 1973 I signed with the University of Utah for a full-ride football scholarship. I started at right offensive guard on the Freshmen Football anniversary inn team. A new head coach brought me to a decision to quit football and sadly school later. I went to work for my father at F-B Truck Line and then I started Lester Smith Trucking anniversary inn in Denver. After selling that, I started Great Western Leasing with my father, brother and a friend. Years later I became a part owner in PST Vans and its parent Norton Enterprises a publicly traded corporation on the NASDAQ in which I was the Vice President. I was also the VP of Operations for PST Vans during its massive growth from 1986 through 1988. Today I am the owner of a semi-trailer and storage trailer rental company called Trailer Rental Company. I am married to the world's best wife and have three wonderful children. I am very active anniversary inn in my church, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (The Mormons).