ran 3.1 miles
I ran the “Camellia Crossing” 5k tonight in Lafayette, Louisiana and finished with a satisfactory time worthy of thanking Barack Obama for the inspiration to run so furiously against him. It has been less than three months since I started this campaign against Barack Obama’s reelection and I have improved my running time of 3.1 miles by over six minutes. If national debt and American principles were approached in the same manner as the 1200-plus people that ran tonight approached the idea of self-preservation, the goal to succeed, and the unmistakable tenacity to achieve something with no reward except for what they felt inwardly when they crossed the finish line, this country would rediscover itself as the amazing nation it has the potential to be when politicians with radical agendas are not in office attempting to redefine America by whittling it down to a common nation.
America is not common. America works hard to fulfill the great expectations our forefathers projected upon us. America is people and not politicians. Barack Obama does not like the appearance of America’s elitist swagger and would like to level the international playing field. If you feel sorry for being American then you are reading the wrong blog.
My impression of Barack Obama’s first two years is riddled with images and articles of our president behaving in an unexplainably apologetic manner with every foreign leader he visits. He compulsively blames like a spoiled child and then seeks solutions to our problems by printing monopoly money that has served no real purpose other than to further empower China, the next potential world leader, through borrowing. China, committed to communism, could be the twenty-first century template to America’s future if our government continues to not produce results.
In closing, here are a few quotes from some well-known runners.
“If you don’t invest very much, then defeat doesn’t hurt very much and winning is not very exciting.”
“The greatest pleasure in life is doing the things people say we cannot do.”
“What counts in the battle is what you do once the pain sets in.”
1,844.1 miles to go.
I ran the “Camellia Crossing” 5k tonight in Lafayette, Louisiana and finished with a satisfactory time worthy of thanking Barack Obama for the inspiration to run so furiously against him. It has been less than three months since I started this campaign against Barack Obama’s reelection and I have improved my running time of 3.1 miles by over six minutes. If national debt and American principles were approached in the same manner as the 1200-plus people that ran tonight approached the idea of self-preservation, the goal to succeed, and the unmistakable tenacity to achieve something with no reward except for what they felt inwardly when they crossed the finish line, this country would rediscover itself as the amazing nation it has the potential to be when politicians with radical agendas are not in office attempting to redefine America by whittling it down to a common nation.
America is not common. America works hard to fulfill the great expectations our forefathers projected upon us. America is people and not politicians. Barack Obama does not like the appearance of America’s elitist swagger and would like to level the international playing field. If you feel sorry for being American then you are reading the wrong blog.
My impression of Barack Obama’s first two years is riddled with images and articles of our president behaving in an unexplainably apologetic manner with every foreign leader he visits. He compulsively blames like a spoiled child and then seeks solutions to our problems by printing monopoly money that has served no real purpose other than to further empower China, the next potential world leader, through borrowing. China, committed to communism, could be the twenty-first century template to America’s future if our government continues to not produce results.
In closing, here are a few quotes from some well-known runners.
“If you don’t invest very much, then defeat doesn’t hurt very much and winning is not very exciting.”
Dick Vermeil
“The greatest pleasure in life is doing the things people say we cannot do.”
Walter Bagehot
“What counts in the battle is what you do once the pain sets in.”
John Short
1,844.1 miles to go.
