 Brother Bob |
About Me
- About Brother Bob
- Biography
- 28 years at "Ma Bell"
- Location
- Olive Branch, MS.
- Interests
- Drag Racing, U.S. Coins, Fishing and Shooting
- Occupation
- Engineer, AT&T
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Before I get started, I want to share my background:
I was born, a military brat. My dad was Career Army. 3rd Armored Div. My dad looked great in his uniform and I used to help him polish his brass with Brasso. I was born in Frankfort, Germany, in an American Army hospital on May 18, 1956. I was conceived in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. In 1959, my dad was transferred to Ft. Riley, Kansas for about 9 months. His last duty station would end up being ROTC duty, University of...
I was born, a military brat. My dad was Career Army. 3rd Armored Div. My dad looked great in his uniform and I used to help him polish his brass with Brasso. I was born in Frankfort, Germany, in an American Army hospital on May 18, 1956. I was conceived in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. In 1959, my dad was transferred to Ft. Riley, Kansas for about 9 months. His last duty station would end up being ROTC duty, University of...
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Remember when majority ruled? Whether it's a show of hands or the result of a vote, the people were heard and a foundation was placed for all. There are those in our country that don't like the idea of living by our Constitution and the laws of our great nation. We have judges that want to re-write the Constitution instead of interpret it. A 5-4 decision by the Supreme Court to uphold our Second Amendment made me wonder where we're headed. It should have been 9-0! Californian's, overwhelmingly...
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