Governor Romney’s knowledge and leadership skills shine through again.This debate was about foreign policy but the point that we must be strong at home was brought forward by both candidates. It seems that Obama is the only one who forgot:

Obama’s “Apology Tour”,

Obama’s dismissing of the Iranian people crying for help and

Obama’s choice to go on talk shows instead of meeting with Israel’s Prime Minister Netanyahu.

Mitt Romney will lead America into stable trade relations with China,keep Pakistan honest and temper the Middle East. Romney will also establish stable economic policies at home allowing America to be respected worldwide as the strong world leader she should be.

We need a strong leader domestically and in the foreign arena.We need Mitt Romney for US President.Our choice is clear.Vote now!

Some people have short memories…..

DO YOU REMEMBER JANUARY 3, 2007?

I’ve been saying this for years, but this email probably explains it better and more clearly. This is NOT a political message, but rather a clarification to remind us all of the correct facts.

Remember that on October 9, 2007, 11 months before our “economic crisis” occurred (that was actually created), the Dow hit its highest point ever, closing at 14,164.53 and reaching 14,198.10 intra-day level Continued

Let’s all pray for our leader Governor Mitt Romney.His strength and knowledge have served him well so far.We need him to help our nation through these tough times.Go Mitt! We are pulling for you!

I-502: A Risky Proposition!

Posted on October 19, 2012 on the San Juan Island Prevention Coalition Website

Author Brad Fincher

 By November 6, 2012 the citizens of the state of Washington will be asked to vote yes/no on I-502. If passed, this initiative would legalize and tax the sale of marijuana. I will vote NO on legalizing marijuana and this is why.

1. I believe marijuana impairs function and learning and is habit forming. Marijuana is classified as a Schedule 1 drug which means it has a high potential for abuse. Risks associated with marijuana include learning and memory problems. One out of ten marijuana users become addicted (National Institute of Drug Abuse, www.drugabuse.gov) the first time they try it. The percentages increase the more it is used. After alcohol, marijuana is the highest addiction criteria for adults going into in-patient treatment in the state of Washington. It is the number one reason for youth entering the same facilities (www.dshs.wa.gov , trends in recovery) Continued