David's Thoughts

President Obama and his “Socialism-Care Plan” are the talk of the nation as he and the Democrat party foolishly are trying to nationalize our nation’s healthcare. He says that it isn’t about politics, but what else could it be about?

Let’s face it, the liberal Democrat party are driving the country on a reckless frenzy into the ground, and we are all getting sucked into the whirlwind.  Times are only get worse as we let these fools run our country into the dirt.

I tried to warn everyone that this would happen but nobody wanted to believe that Obama was anything but spectacular.

How often do we as Christians forsake Christ’s church?  The assembly of ourselves together?

The Bible says that a strand of three cords is not easily broken, so why do we often try to go at life alone instead of being with fellow believers?

Do not forsake the church, love it, embrace it, make it a huge part of your life.  We are the church, it’s not a building, it is the people of Christ.  Together, we can change the world with the love that Christ so freely gives us.  This has never been more important than in the times we live now!

So Christians let us band together to take the world by storm!  Do not forsake the church!  Let’s grow it!

Why do teachers insist on giving students work just to keep us busy? I have never understood this concept, nor do I condone it.

Busy work, like most homework, or projects that are just for “fun”, please….

Don’t teachers have anything better to do? I know the students do!

Testing the wordpress app for iPhone. Seems pretty cool!

I am sorry I haven’t posted since Christmas.  I am in Kentucky on vacation and haven’t had a steady internet connection.  I will be back tomorrow night and will continue posting.

Merry Christmas to everyone.  The blog is taking the day off for the holiday.  We will be back tomorrow for the continued series on the Presidency of George W. Bush.

Have a wonderful holiday everyone and remember Jesus is the Reason for the Season!

The 2000 Presidential Election proved to be one of the closest, and most controversial, campaigns in American history.  With much of the country outraged at circumstances unfolding in the Florida election, the Supreme Court decided to take the case to settle the dispute on December 9th, 2000.  Shortly thereafter, on December 12th, the Court issued its ruling and gave the Presidency to George W. Bush, Governor of Texas. (continue reading…)

Eight years have past and the charge of President George W. Bush are coming to an end.  Some see this end as a triumphant victory, while others see it as a tremendous loss, then there are those  that simply do not care.  

But how will history portray this president?  The approval ratings are lower than ever, people cannot wait to see him go, but what will we be saying in 20, 30, 40 years?  How will we see George W. Bush?

Over the next few days I plan to look into various facets of the “W” presidency.  It is my belief that history will prove that George W. Bush was a great president, and one that led our nation through its darkest hours. (continue reading…)

Starting tomorrow David’s Blog of Common Sense will be looking at the Presidency of George W. Bush.

This series will give insights from Campaign, to Presidency, to 9/11 to Iraq. This is something you won’t want to miss.

Illinois Governor, Rod Blagojevich, insisted during a press conference that he “did nothing wrong.”  He also stated that he would talk when the time was appropriate in a court of law.  The Governor also went on to say that he would not quit a job that people hired him to do.

Can anyone believe this guy?  The federal government doesn’t come after a state governor for no reason.  They don’t start immediate impeachment processes for no reason.  Give it up Governor!  You may be innocent until proven guilty, but don’t think you will get away for your wrong doings!