Pride in America

“I am so proud of our great country. God Bless America! ~Donald Trump

After nearly a decade of being hyper aware of everything happening in the news cycle, I’ve finally stepped away from it. I’m back to my roots, walking barefoot in Kentucky bluegrass and relishing in the colors, sounds, and smells of spring in the Midwest. Life is good. Although I may not pay attention to everything that’s happening, because holy cow, there’s so much going on, I did catch a couple of posts about President Trump’s trip to China. Now my soul is bursting with pride in him, in his administration, and in America.

I’m a 1968 born in America red-blooded conservative Gen-X’er and I’ve never felt more proud to admit it. Many of the threats that were thrown at our generation as we were making our way through life have been eliminated. Russia, Iran, North Korea, China, have all been stripped of their boogey-man image, all thanks to President Trump.

The World Order that was planned for us, one global slavery system working for our masters, has been realigned and the New World Order consists of each nation living under their own customs, practicing their beliefs, making their countries great again…for them. Not for some global order set on enriching themselves while lording over the rest of us.

It’s been said many times over the years, but I’ve never felt it as much as I do today…what a time to be alive!

How many times did we think that if America could be run like a business, it would be so much more successful? Our recent history has shown us that government needs to stay out of the way with their taxes, fines, rules and regulations. Businesses should be privately owned and operated for profit, not controlled by the government. We need healthy competition, free markets, and economic freedom.

How did our top business leaders feel flying to China on Air Force One? I imagine some of them were in awe. They were invited by the President to meet with another global super power to develop mutually beneficial business relationships. Could they have imagined that under Obama or Biden or Harris? (Maybe they could imagine it under Hillary, but only if they sold their souls and pledged half of their stock to The Clinton Foundation).

Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, described the meeting with China as marvelous. The CEO of Nvidia described the meeting with President Xi as incredible. President Xi assured the CEOs that China will open their doors wider for American firms, providing broader prospects in the market. “Achieving the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation and making America great again can go hand in hand…We can help each other succeed and advance the well-being of the whole world,” said President Xi.

Hopefully, the days of career politicians – those who never held a real job, let alone ran a business – dictating our future are over.

President Trump appeared stately, in control, and the embodiment of what we need to Make America Great Again. Unlike Obama, President Trump didn’t bow to any emperors or genuflect to any kings. Chinese officials didn’t deliberately snub him as they did Obama, making him – and us – look like fools. Instead, President Trump arrived in China to a “lavish welcome,” with hundreds of kids waving Chinese and American flags.

President Trump appeared as a strong figure of American greatness working on behalf of all of us. That’s the hope and change we needed. Can you believe we’re here for it?! After everything we’ve been through in our lifetimes?!

Of course, the media is still garbage. This morning, Reuters posted an article titled, “America’s most powerful CEOs don’t have much to show from their China trip so far.” How embarrassing. I’m pretty sure the CEOs were still on Air Force One as this article was written.

While the liberal media and their idiot followers wallow in their sewage of misery and despair, the rest of us can walk around with our heads held high, proud of ourselves for supporting this man through all of it. For sticking with him. For sticking with the plan. For believing that he was going to Make America Great Again.

During my time in Texas, I helped to wake a couple of people up to the truth of our world. I’m not sure if they appreciate me or hate me for that, but they were eager and open to learning what was happening around us. Last year I began telling them that the future would be so bright, but it was hard to convince them how great it would be. I told them that life would be so good, one day we’ll see rainbow-farting unicorns on the lawn. As their husbands returned after filling their trucks with $5 a gallon diesel, I imagined that I may have lost some credibility with them.

Now I just want to tell them – get your saddles ready, ladies. The unicorns are coming.