[Deersniper]

I'd stand beside this man any day all day. I already did, at a Karate tournament in Fort Collins Arkansas, 1973. He took Bill "Super Foot" Wallace. My instructors club took overall team championship. This is what it is all about and why we have to stand firm.
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[GlockMeister]

Things keep going the way they are, we just might get to and have to.

Like you, I'd gladly stand with him, you and any others wanting and taking America back.



I get emails which contains stuff from him and others through Human Events. http://www.humanevents.com/

[SightNSqueeze]

When I was in Iraq, the most popular, and yet, most humble celebrity there was Chuck Norris. People couldn't get enough of him. It was not just his martial arts demonstrations; it was the man himself and what he stood for. Chuck Norris is a genuine American out of the mold of the American patriots who first stood in the face of tyranny and put it all on the line. This is a man who routinely jeopardizes his very career by speaking and living counter to the elite Hollywood culture. I’m not surprised that he influenced one generation and is now influencing another. Go Chuck!

[SightNSqueeze]

Quote:       Originally Posted by GlockMeister

I get emails which contains stuff from him and others through Human Events. Conservative News, Views & Books - HUMAN EVENTS

Thanks GM,

While I was on HumanEvents.com, I thought I would leave a quick post concerning one of my senators:

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Senator Graham has been a disappointment lately. A lot of us worked hard to make Lindsey Graham the first Republican since Reconstruction in the U.S. 3rd District House of Representatives seat back in 1994. Since then, Graham has ridden through the U.S. Senate on the shoulders and votes of the very South Carolinians that he has now turned his back on. Sonya Sotomayor and her bazaar stance on the 2nd Amendment was a big wakeup call, and now Cap and Trade? What’s next? People can only look for so many reasons to keep the wrong man in the job. Sorry Senator. It's time to go.