Which is preferable to be polite or to be right? Is it more desirable to win an argument or be correct? <\/p>\n
Our president makes a lot of seemingly sweeping statements and takes a bunch of hits for it. Hes a no-nonsense, common-sense, git er done guy, causing some to buck up and bow up. But why? Because the truth doesnt require political correctness and doesnt need to prove itself. It is the foundational rock by which all other confusing and confounding thought breaks against. <\/p>\n
In campaigning to put America first, our president simply follows the Biblical principle found in 1 Timothy. There, we are told to care for our own families and then others conversely, we are worse than unbelievers. Under this precept, America can be viewed as an extension of the individual family unit. <\/p>\n
Anyone who genuinely loves his or her family seeks its security, health and happiness; its welfare is top priority even at the point of sacrificing ones own. Not to mention, anything that prevents their heads from being lopped off is helpful, too. <\/p>\n
Sounds funny when phrased that way, but we all know deep down theres nothing funny about it. <\/p>\n
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