BECAUSE OF SACRED HONOR & MEN LIKE THESE
Posted on 03. Jul, 2010 by jamespratt in All Posts, Featured, Founding Principles, James Pratt, Reagan Revolution, Uncategorized
“We mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.” There are wolves at the door. Incessant lying, corruption, “ruler’s law” mentality; all cast a long shadow across the land from our capitol named for our first liberator, George Washington. All that Murr and hundreds of thousands of others fought and died since for since the first Revolution are at risk. This, because as Edwin Meese III so eloquently stated:
MODERATES NEED NOT APPLY
Posted on 27. Jun, 2010 by jamespratt in All Posts, Featured, James Pratt, Reagan Revolution, Uncategorized
A conservative or liberal will “draw a line in the sand” upon belief. Trying to keep a foot in two worlds, a moderate will wait for the prevailing wind to waft by erasing any line where risk is involved. Center of the road is a terrible a place to travel and is dangerous, while it takes thought to fight for something you believe in, right or left. When it comes to advancing a cause, Tea Party supporters will tell you moderates… need not apply.
EUROPE’S VIEW OF AMERICAN RIGHT – WHAT’S WRONG…
Posted on 23. Jun, 2010 by jamespratt in All Posts, Featured, Founding Principles, James Pratt, Reagan Revolution, Uncategorized
What’s wrong with elitist Europe’s view of America’s Right is that they have never had a “right” like ours. Europe’s political right has been dominated with hard-fisted regimes costing tens of millions of lives. The view of the “American Right” done through a Nazi, Communist, and Fascist lens is a dangerous generalization.
READING TEA LEAVES – American Free Markets Win Battle Over Socialism
Posted on 27. May, 2010 by jamespratt in All Posts, Featured, Founding Principles, James Pratt, Reagan Revolution, Uncategorized
While a handful of decision makers in Washington DC will cause enormous damage to America’s financial lifeblood—investment in the private sector, job creation, and productivity—the American entrepreneurial spirit will eventually triumph over efforts by Obama ruling elites to “…fundamentally transform America.”
How will free enterprise and markets triumph?
A Balanced Budget Amendment Needed?
Posted on 30. Mar, 2010 by jamespratt in All Posts, James Pratt, Man of Principle, Reagan Quotes
From former Lt Governor John Harmer’s REAGAN Man of Principle now available on eBook in THE US CONSTITUTION COACH KIT –Ronald w. Reagan Leadership Edition.
This is the first post of many to come on a proposed Balanced Budget Amendment which Reagan so earnestly sought.
“The Governor often thought of California as microcosm of the nation as [...]
Why the Gold Standard?
Posted on 18. Mar, 2010 by jamespratt in All Posts, James Pratt, Reagan Revolution
Reagan’s approach to governing was based upon core values and principles. He believed and practiced:
Personal and public honor, integrity and responsibility
Conservatism in fiscal policy
Lower taxes and burden on taxpayers and business’
States – returning to the states the rights to manage and govern their affairs
Strong military is the best defense attitude bringing the Soviet’s iron curtain [...]
The Revolution Has Begun
Posted on 18. Mar, 2010 by jamespratt in All Posts, James Pratt, Reagan Revolution
THE REVOLUTION HAS BEGUN:
The Tea Party Revolution – people standing up and saying “no more” to out-of-control nanny governance – began almost immediately upon Obama being sworn into office in 2009. Something wasn’t right with the rhetoric and threats to the tried and true American experience coming from a one-party rule in Washington, DC.
REAGAN REVOLUTION [...]
The Birth of an Idea
Posted on 18. Mar, 2010 by jamespratt in All Posts, James Pratt, Reagan Revolution
THE BIRTH OF AN IDEA…
There is a leadership deficit in the Conservative world of politics and culture in America today. Many people cry and pray for one man or woman to step up and “save” them. This is wrong. The principles of Conservative values and policies are timeless, and they work. The Constitution is not [...]
Carter 1 – Back to the Future
Posted on 15. Mar, 2010 by jamespratt in All Posts, James Pratt, Reagan Revolution
The country was in a “malaise” – an economic and emotional shambles driven by a “new deal of the day” Presidency and Congress which promised liberal policies and delivered on the promise daily. Of course measurable results of those liberal policies are indisputable history now. They resulted in gas lines, energy shortages, high interest rates, [...]
Founder’s Experience
Posted on 14. Mar, 2010 by jamespratt in All Posts, Founding Principles, James Pratt, Reagan Revolution
I’ve lived approximately 1/4th of the time our country has been a Republic. I figure there’s an advantage to being older; and an advantage to having been a teen living in Simi Valley (home of the Ronald W. Reagan Presidential Library) under Governor Ronald W. Reagan in the 1960’s. Later the advantage came when rescued [...]
