Remember this when your health care cost rise again. This is on Democrats, they are playing a dangerous game with the futures of our children and our Country.

This post is for Washington state, if they can do this there, they can also DO IT IN YOUR STATE

Chris Ledford

October 8 at 10:45 PM

PLEASE!!!!! Every registered voter in Washington State take a long look at this old Hunting Rifle. This is a model 742 Remington. Most likely Your Grandfather carried this gun hunting for many many years. If I-1639 passes this old hunting rifle WILL be classified as an Assault Rifle and require the owner to take ridiculous measures to maintain legal ownership. I-1639 is goes way beyond overreaching and is absurd.
Please use common sense and vote NO on I-1639.

What We Tolerate Today Our Children Will Embrace Tomorrow

Johnny Cash - That Ragged Old Flag

Johnny Cash on the Ralph Emery show, they talk about Burning The Flag. Johnny voices his feelings, then recites "Ragged Old Flag"

A priceless moment for our Flag & Freedom.

Why all Americans should STAND & show respect this country and the flag flying so proudly above... So those who have sacrificed so much will never be forgotten.

Semper Fidelis to ALL my Brothers & Sisters WARRIORS defending this great Nation.

WHAT IS HAPPENING TO MEN ?.......... ESPECIALLY IN AMERICA

I always liked George W Bush.........UNTIL TODAY !!!

Michelle Obama: George W. Bush is 'my partner in crime' and 'I love him to death' 

WASHINGTON – Former first lady Michelle Obama said Thursday that ex-President George W. Bush has become her "partner in crime" after years of sitting together at official events.
"President Bush and I are forever seatmates because of protocol – that's how we sit at all the official functions," Obama said on NBC's "Today" show. "So he is my partner in crime at every major thing where all the formers gather."
"I love him to death," Obama added. "He's a wonderful man. He's a funny man."

© AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais 

First lady Michelle Obama hugs former President George W. Bush during the dedication ceremony for the Smithsonian Museum of African American History and Culture on the National Mall in Washington, Saturday, Sept. 24, 2016. Obama expressed her affection for Bush after being asked about the moment when Bush handed her a cough drop at the Sept. 1 funeral of the late Arizona Republican Sen. John McCain. The moment, which happened at the National Cathedral in Washington, went viral on social media.
Bush was handing a cough drop to his wife, Laura, when Obama leaned over and asked him if she could have one too. She said she didn't realize that anyone was watching the "simple gesture."
"And I will add that they were old cough drops," Obama said, describing them as being in an official White House box. "And I was like, 'How long have you had these?' They said, 'A long time. We got a lot of these.' "
Obama, a Democrat, said her friendship with Bush, a Republican, defies labels.
"Party doesn't separate us," she said. "Color, gender, those sort of things don't separate us."