This guy must have consumed the ENTIRE Kool-Aid bottle.

Lol, I would say what I really think about that comment, but the admins would ban me for being honest

Yep, isn't it sad that we cannot express ourselves in the U.S.A. without fear of repercussion when telling the truth? Precisely why Dems need to be replaced by conservatives who believe in freedom.

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I was discussing that earlier today, conservatives have quit and in large numbers, our military, law enforcement, firefighters, skilled tradesmen all walking away. I turned down a contract a few weeks ago that would have been several years pay for most two income families. I didn't want anything to do with helping this administration. Additionally, even though I served in the military, I have talked more than a handful out of serving. Reminding them that our military is no longer a force for freedom but for removing it made it easier. I also reminded them of the price. 20 plus years of combat and we surrendered to a stone age people. I think the day will come when progressive cities fall, and conservative Americans will just laugh and move on with their day.

You are a principled person to turn down a lucrative contract and the Biden family (and a lot of others) could learn a thing or two from someone like you. My husband mentioned last night how he didn't invest in cigarette companies (years ago) which he knew would make money as his mom died from cancer after smoking them. I have always respected smart/strong men. Too bad there aren't more of you in the world.

Life is about choices and today the wrong ones are being supported and enforced. Glad you are taking a stand, BFF.

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My wife has backed me every time I decided that I did not need money from sources I didn't want to work with. Even when we had nothing, we would always choose to do the same. We are comfortable now and walking away from those contracts is easier now.

I was reminded often when I was in the service to do the hard right over the easy wrong, especially when no one would notice. It was one of the favorite sayings of the man I took this sign on name from. He never compromised his values and even now years later I ask myself what would he do if he was facing whatever problem I was facing. Like you, I wish we hade more like him.

or an entire factory