NEVER FORGET! Paul Revere road to warn the Militia, the people who were armed and ready to defend themselves, their family and country. He called on the very people that our Founders eventually protected with that same Right in the 2nd Amendment. NEVER FORGET THAT FOLKS...NEVER! -Craig Bushon

Craig Bushon Show: We need to stop the growing blur between actual n...

Craig Bushon Show:
We need to stop the growing blur between actual n...: We need to stop the growing blur between actual news and the advertising agenda of main stream media outlets that masquerade the...

We need to stop the growing blur between actual news and the advertising agenda of main stream media outlets that masquerade there agenda as news. This is a very dangerous misuse of the freedom of the press. The only way people can make an intelligent decision is by the reviewing of only the facts. - Craig Bushon   craigbushonshow.com 

Craig Bushon Show: "Thank God for Piers Morgan! If not for his cons...

Craig Bushon Show:

"Thank God for Piers Morgan! If not for his cons...: "Thank God for Piers Morgan! If not for his consistent push against the Constitution of these United States of America. Reminding us, ...

"Thank God for Piers Morgan! If not for his consistent push against the Constitution of these United States of America. Reminding us, of our founding battle against King George the third and the disdain he had for George Washington and the very idea of America being a free nation. The irony that a British man Piers Morgan would challenge us on why we need a 2nd Amendment and an unlimited right to bare arms. When it was the very British who tried to destroy us through a Tyrannical push on our land." - Craig Bushon 

Nation Under God?

It's interesting to me that we are missing the biggest point from our Founders. That all of our rights are given to us from God. Our hedge of protection for our freedom as individuals spelled out in our founding documents are really in my assessment a compass for us to follow as a nation under God. With such simplicity our founders gave us all we need in as imperfect as each of us a document. Paraphrasing a quote from Mr. Franklin " I have given you a Republic if you can keep it" In essence "Free Will" and can a free people Govern themselves? I believe ALL of our troubles stem from the arrogance of man thinking he or she can build hedges of protection bigger and stronger than the last attack that breached our walls of man made protections. Rather than turning to whom our Founders did, our Creator or in the words of many of them God.........

“We have been assured, sir, in the sacred writings, that ‘except the Lord build the house they labor in vain that build it.’ I firmly believe this; and I also believe that without His concurring aid we shall succeed in this political building no better than the builders of Babel; we shall be divided by our little partial, local interests, our projects will be confounded and we ourselves shall become a reproach and a byword down to future ages. And, what is worse, mankind may hereafter, from this unfortunate instance, despair of establishing government by human wisdom and leave it to chance, war, or conquest.” (Benjamin Franklin)

Education

Liberal Lie:

“The public education system needs more funding.”

Conservative Comebacks:

Cocky Comeback: “…Like a drowning man needs a glass of water!” 

Candid Comeback: “At the present rate of increased funding, our government sponsored education will be costing our city and state governments a total of more than a trillion dollars a year by the year 2015.” 

Considerate Comeback: “It’s long past time to stop the escalating cost of education and the soaring cost of throwing money at it in order to fix it. An entire overhaul of our education system is in order: an overhaul that puts in place smarter and more economical means to educate our children.”

Comeback Facts:

·        The1999/2000 school year cost 382 billion dollars, an average of $7000 per student. (U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics)

·        The 2004/2005 school year cost 745 billion dollars, an average of $8700 per student. (NCES)