Recently we heard the inspiring story of a 18 year old man named Jhaqueil
Reagan. He was a young man that set out to walk 10 miles for a job interview for a cashier job that pays minimum wage. Along the way he stopped to ask directions
from a local restaurant owner who pointed him in the right direction, later the
restaurant owner spotted Mr. Reagan still walking and offered him a ride. As they traveled he learned the young
man was raising his younger siblings and trying to do the right thing all on
his own. The restaurant owner admired the young man and offered him a job at
his restaurant, saying, “It’s been a while
since I’ve met someone so young with a work ethic like that!”
Yesterday Sen. Rand Paul was given
the floor of the senate and to prove a point he filibustered for nearly 13
hours, blocking the confirmation vote for the president's CIA nominee John
Brennan. Sen. Paul took issue that the
president's current drone policy allowing him to be judge, jury, and executioner
of not only people deemed foreign terrorist but Americans as well. I watched
Sen. Paul on TV for awhile, he spoke passionately, mostly without notes, and won the hearts of conservatives as well as
many liberals.
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