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Post by DDNYjets on Mar 16, 2016 9:13:14 GMT -5
LOLz. Which part of the bible has mere suggestions and which has teachings? And I dont need anyone to tell me what..."All the believers were together and had everything in common. They sold property and possessions to give to anyone who had need...." means. Its plain as day. The Bible is clear, was written for me to understand. It was Gods greatest gift. He surely didnt intend someone else to "interpret it." Im surprised such a strict interpreter of the bible's teachings is a liberal. |
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Post by Ff2 on Mar 16, 2016 9:20:40 GMT -5
LOLz. Which part of the bible has mere suggestions and which has teachings? And I dont need anyone to tell me what..."All the believers were together and had everything in common. They sold property and possessions to give to anyone who had need...." means. Its plain as day. The Bible is clear, was written for me to understand. It was Gods greatest gift. He surely didnt intend someone else to "interpret it." Im surprised such a strict interpreter of the bible's teachings is a liberal. God and my Mother have guided me to this position. |
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Post by Sonny Werblin on Mar 16, 2016 9:26:14 GMT -5
Nice guy. Very good candidate. Just awful timing. Maybe in 8 years he tries again after things cool down. Kid showed a lot of promise. Rose up in Florida state politics to be Speaker. Has a great back story. Is a gifted speaker. Unfortunately, once in DC he was seduced by the power and money and took positions on issues -- not because they were his own -- but because it was the most expedient way to get ahead. I thought his concession speech was his finest moment of the election. I see great things for him IF he abandons the establishment and becomes a populist conservative. He can easily undergo a conversion (or reversal to his roots) by speaking to how he was seduced by the power and money in DC and lost his way. How his parents success story of owning a home working as a bartender and maid and putting their son through college is no longer possible in the America now controlled by Elites, Wall Street Bankers and Multi-National Corporations. Basically, whenever I think about how our government has abandoned the working families of this country, I always think back to George Bailey's speech to Mr Potter: IMO if Rubio adopts this as his central theme i.e. standing up for the people who are do all the working, paying, living, and dying, he can become an unstoppable force in American politics. Just my two cents. |
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Post by Ff2 on Mar 16, 2016 9:44:29 GMT -5
Nice guy. Very good candidate. Just awful timing. Maybe in 8 years he tries again after things cool down. Kid showed a lot of promise. Rose up in Florida state politics to be Speaker. Has a great back story. Is a gifted speaker. Unfortunately, once in DC he was seduced by the power and money and took positions on issues -- not because they were his own -- but because it was the most expedient way to get ahead. I thought his concession speech was his finest moment of the election. I see great things for him IF he abandons the establishment and becomes a populist conservative. He can easily undergo a conversion (or reversal to his roots) by speaking to how he was seduced by the power and money in DC and lost his way. How his parents success story of owning a home working as a bartender and maid and putting their son through college is no longer possible in the America now controlled by Elites, Wall Street Bankers and Multi-National Corporations. Basically, whenever I think about how our government has abandoned the working families of this country, I always think back to George Bailey's speech to Mr Potter: IMO if Rubio adopts this as his central theme i.e. standing up for the people who are do all the working, paying, living, and dying, he can become an unstoppable force in American politics. Just my two cents. Is it just me or do they all give their best speech when its time to concede? ALSO...who wants to take bets on when and if he endorse The Donald? |
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Post by Sonny Werblin on Mar 16, 2016 10:03:59 GMT -5
Kid showed a lot of promise. Rose up in Florida state politics to be Speaker. Has a great back story. Is a gifted speaker. Unfortunately, once in DC he was seduced by the power and money and took positions on issues -- not because they were his own -- but because it was the most expedient way to get ahead. I thought his concession speech was his finest moment of the election. I see great things for him IF he abandons the establishment and becomes a populist conservative. He can easily undergo a conversion (or reversal to his roots) by speaking to how he was seduced by the power and money in DC and lost his way. How his parents success story of owning a home working as a bartender and maid and putting their son through college is no longer possible in the America now controlled by Elites, Wall Street Bankers and Multi-National Corporations. Basically, whenever I think about how our government has abandoned the working families of this country, I always think back to George Bailey's speech to Mr Potter: IMO if Rubio adopts this as his central theme i.e. standing up for the people who are do all the working, paying, living, and dying, he can become an unstoppable force in American politics. Just my two cents. Is it just me or do they all give their best speech when its time to concede? ALSO...who wants to take bets on when and if he endorse The Donald? I disagree. We just remember the really good concession speeches. Lots and lots of forgettable one's. Based on what he said, I can't imagine he would endorse Trump during the primary. I would not rule out, however, that he will support Trump as the GOP candidate at or after the convention. |
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