Hitler was a far left socialist. Literally in the name of his party!

This country is just not ready for a woman president . I know I’m gonna piss off a lot ladies including men for saying this . But we’re all mature adults here and it’s hard to accept truth for some of you . But it has to be the right woman to be president of the United States. Perhaps it will happen one day . And perhaps it won’t be anytime soon. That’s my opinion.

SUPPORTING AMERICA'S FARMERS 🇺🇸

I’m not a boomer but I do like to defend the bullied. The work ethic of the boomer generation was amazing. Coupled with the technologies they created, they became the most productive generation we’ve ever had. Much of our standard of living is due to the selflessness and determination of that generation. No one grew up pampered in 1950’s and 60’s…we should have a boomer appreciation holiday…

And this is how the government prevents inheritances. For all the Millennials screaming "Bbbuuut Boomers owe us!": that house your parents own, paid on for 30+ years, and they have to sell it because taxes went up so high, they tried to stay in front of it, but lost. Lets put this in perspective: Bought for $80,000 in 1980 (now worth $350k) Taxes were $800 a year. You grew up in it. 2010: Tax $8000 2020: Tax $15,000 2026: Tax $20,000 They took a reverse mortgage in 2010 to cover the taxes. And the taxes have cost them $360k. Tell us again how "boomers" are hoarding properties? No, they are losing their life-long homes to taxes that you kids can't even afford. Go take it up with your lawmakers. We are nearly tapped out.

Serious questions for those who feel that can’t make it in this economy: Do you have a $1000+ phone? How many streaming services do you pay for? Do you buy water? Do you buy coffee @ a coffee shop? Do you pay for games on your phone/comp? How many times a month do you door dash?

Attention Young Women: I’m surrounded by 40 something women on Zoloft, unnatural hair, no kids, hate men and aren’t happy. How to avoid it: 1) don’t buy into the girl power movement. It doesn’t serve you. Hating men makes you an undesirable woman. 2) don’t sleep around. If you do so you will live with regret which will give you anxiety and shame. Zoloft comes next. 3) if you give men sex and a roommate before commitment they will not commit. You will end up 30+ and alone when they get tired of you and move on. 4) go to church. Good men go to church and will treat you well. 5) life isn’t bad with a committed partner. Marriage works. True freedom happens when you work together with someone to build a life. 6) surround yourself with good people who feel the same. If your friends hate men and buy into the bullshit they will help you make bad decisions. 7) set high standards. When a man makes you cry or abuses you, walk away. Very hard to do in practice but a necessity. That’s it. Go out and find a good man!

Attention Young Women: I am surrounded by 20ish-year-old guys who want to date and get married. They are smart, capable, hard working and cute. They're hesitant to ask girls out or don't know where to find the good ones. If you are one of the good ones, here's what you need to do. Step 1: Change your expectations about how you'll meet. You might've built a story up in your head about the first look that resembles a plot line from Gilmore Girls. It won't happen like that, and your insistence that it be instantly Instagrammable is knocking a lot of good guys out of the dating pool. Step 2: Get fit. You don't need to be a size 4, but this generation of young men is serious about stewarding their bodies and they want a woman who cares for hers. Step 3: Grow your hair out (and don't dye it blue). It may sound superficial to you, but these young men want a girl who is feminine, and long locks are an indicator that you are. Step 4: Go clean your list. You are probably too selective about who you say yes to because you evaluate a coffee offer with the seriousness of a marriage proposal. So you say "no" when he asks for your number if he's an inch too short or three years too old, or does not yet make six figures, or wants to have a farm someday or doesn't want to have a farm someday. Ditch your list. As long as he does not creep you out, if he has the guts to ask you on a date, say yes. Step 5: Sign up for any event where you know like-minded guys will be. The local Young Republicans mixer, a hiking group, a lively singles youth night at church. If you're not seeing these guys, it's because you're not situating yourself where these guys are. Change your routine. Step 6: Get a gym membership and dress modestly. That not only accomplishes step two, but it puts you in regular contact with a lot of guys who are working to better themselves. But don't set a thirst trap. Stand out by wearing workout gear that draws attention to your face, not your cleavage. Step 7: When the guy who you see every Wednesday and Friday, who has given you pointers on better form for your RDLs, asks for your number, unless you genuinely feel unsafe, give it to him. Step 8: When he calls you two days later and asks you out for coffee or dinner, say yes. Even if you don't "like" him. This matters for two reasons. 1. You are conditioning him to initiate, and that will benefit you if you date long-term, or benefit other women he asks out in the future because you conditioned him to associate the risk of asking with the reward of a "yes." Hopefully some other girl is building up your future husband's confidence by saying yes when he asks her on a coffee date. 2. You don't actually know who you like. 50% of women marry a guy where there was no initial spark. They did not know they liked him until they saw him for a few weeks or a few months. Step 9: IMPORTANT - learn to flirt. That doesn't mean licking your lips suggestively or wearing a miniskirt. It means singling him out for attention. A guy is much more likely to ask you on a date if you've signaled that you will say yes. You do that by making eye contact, smiling at him, and responding to any small "bids" for connection. Step 10: He may not get all the dating etiquette exactly right that first time. He may not show up with flowers or open the door for you. But whatever he does that is commendable, notice it and thank him for it. A woman's greatest power is not bossing and directing, it is responding to and encouraging masculine energy in the right direction through sweetness and precise validation. Don't knock a sincere guy out of the running because he didn't execute a date perfectly. On the first date, the third, the fifth, you are evaluating for worldview alignment and character. Not elaborate planning for your night out. 1/2

Does anyone else take two weeks off work every time they get the flu?

This is a very good point. Means testing Social Security, along with raising the cap on the payroll tax, may seem like a small tweak that only affects the highest earners. But it changes the whole character of the system from an insurance program to a welfare program.