Showing posts with label Book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Book. Show all posts

Sunday, April 30, 2017

John Kasich New Book: Trump Won The
Election Because America In Spiritual Decline


Breitbart -- Ohio Gov. John Kasich claimed in his new book that the reason President Trump won the election was because America is in a moral decline.

In Two Paths: America Divided or United, Kasich blamed Trump’s electoral win on groups ranging from the media to dishonest politicians, but he also said one of the main reasons Trump won was because of the spiritual decline in America.

“I happen to believe that you can’t guide an entire society without a shared religious foundation,” Kasich wrote. “I saw Trump’s reckless entreaties as a weakening of our shared American values — even more so, a coarsening of our shared American values … Donald Trump gave the impression of a man who would do or say anything to get attention, even incite a crowd to violence.”

Kasich also noted that Trump “gave millions of disenfranchised voters a voice.”

“What the voters were telling us in this election was that they were angry, that they were feeling that their lives were out of control, that there was a sense of helplessness and hopelessness in the heartland,” Kasich wrote.

Kasich announced back in March that he does not believe he will make another run for political office again, surprising many of his supporters. His term as Ohio governor will expire in January 2019.
Blog Author's Comments: I have little doubt that because Kasich did not even come close to winning the nomination, he was hoping that Hillary Clinton would have won and would be America's president. Kasich is a jealous and envious person who only won his own state, Ohio. But, that brought delusions of grandeur and he apparently thought if he would stay in the race, by some miracle, he could win the nomination. Someone on his staff or even his wife should have told him that he had absolutely no chance of winning. I would like to know who his stake horse was. I am happy to hear that he is bailing out of politics, if that statement is in fact true. And - by the way - does anyone who voted for Donald Trump - believe he "gave the impression of a man who would do or say anything to get attention, even incite a crowd to violence"? This is what Kasich believes. Another reason Trump won the nomination over Kasich was that the voters knew, Hillary Clinton would have easily defeated Kasich, in the debates and general election.

Newsflash for Kasich - Trump didn't win the election because of the media or an American "spiritual decline." Trump won because America is sick of the high taxes, out of control regulatory agencies, Obamacare, PC culture, uncontrolled immigration, manufacturing being shipped overseas, and being ripped off on trade. The GOP Convention was held in his home state and he did not even attend. That alone should clue anyone into the type of person he is.

So many voters wanted what Donald Trump wants for us and so many were also sick of Barrack Hussein Obama and what his crooked party was doing to our country. They felt the same about his corrupt Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton. Donald Trump won because American's aren't as stupid as the 'Establishment' thinks they are or wants them to be. Kasich's comments demonstrate that he still hasn’t learned that lesson.

We have to rid ourselves of more of this type of politician within our own party before some of them have the chance to do us more harm. Without President Trump I would have zero hope that America would not only survive but that it had a better than good chance of coming back to what many of us remember it once being. John Kasich is a very small-minded man and I for one am not sorry he will soon be gone. He is a sore loser with zero charisma. A slouch with no backbone and no understanding of what it means to be a sovereign nation. He is also pro-amnesty, which in my book, makes him anti-American.

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Sunday, November 7, 2010

A Book - A Dog Named Oogy


Oogy: The Dog Only a Family Could Love - by Larry Levin

This is a story about a puppy that was brought back from the brink of death and the family who adopted him.

In 2002 Larry Levin and his twin sons went to their local Animal Hospital to have their beloved but terminally ill cat put to sleep. Their day began as a terribly sad day. While they were at the hospital they met a dog who at first glance was one of the most unattractive dogs they had ever seen. But he ran up to them and captured their hearts. He had been at the hospital for quite a while. The dog as a puppy had been used as a 'bait dog' to train fighting dogs. After they had heard what had happened to him they adopted him and named him Oogy.

Oogy had been thrown into a cage and was attacked by a fighting dog, suffering terrible injuries and was left to die. The local police found Oogy and brought him to the animal hospital. The people at the hospital operated on him and cared for him, bringing him back from almost certain death. Oogy who has the spirit - which most of us wish we had - did not give up and did recover.

He had lost an ear and the hearing in that ear. His jaw had been severely broken, and he had very bad damage to one side of his face. When he did recover his face was covered with scar tissue. Larry Levin with sons Dan and Noah fell in love with him. Oogy went through so much but was quite lucky to become a member of a loving family and he of course returned their care and love with his loyalty and love for them.

I enjoyed getting to know the Levin family and hearing the story of Oogy's life as part of their family. It was most interesting getting to know Oogy as a puppy so full of energy and how he matured but always retained his zest for life. He had gone through so much pain and maltreatment but held on to his loving nature and outgoing personality, not only towards his adopted family but to so many other people and animals he would meet.

It is quite a touching story and Oogy is one great dog. I have gone through the sadness of losing a pet, and cannot stand to hear of animal abuse. Not long ago I had to have my treasured cat of 19 years put to sleep due to terminal illness, so I can relate to the bond the Levin family and especially Larry Levin soon formed with Oogy.

I would recommend this book. I will never understand cruelty towards animals. All that most pets would like is a little kindness. If they receive it, they will be your most loyal and loving friend as long as they live. If you want a dog or cat, visit your local animal shelter where you will most certainly find a friend who will have a special impact on your life.

I will end with a quote from one of my favorite author's who passed away approximately two years ago. "Cruelty to humans is occasionally understandable and even forgivable, but cruelty to animals somehow seems beyond redemption." -Philip R. Craig.