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(1) The Republican Coffee Corner with Angela
Posted by angela on September 8, 2013 · 4 Comments
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I am thinking we need more ladies like you to teach our kids whats right and what wrong.. I dont think alot of them are taught that any more than they are taught manners…I think its time the parents start paying attention to what is being taught in grade school and really check in the college courses I dont like to see that they will make pot legal… hey they will use it like they did the cigs.. to many a day
A VERY INSIGHTFUL ARTICLE. IT WAS IT’S OWN GENIUS. 🙂 IT’S TRAGIC THAT THERE SUCH A MINORITY AMONG THE OTHER “MINORITY” THAT CAN ARTICULATE SO WELL. TO ME, IT WOULD THE THE ULTIMATE FRUSTRATION. I AM A MILITARY RETIRED E-9, AND FROM WHAT I HAVE READ OF “THE COLONEL” I WOULD HAVE GLADLY SERVED UNDER HIM. YOU ARE AN AMAZING COUPLE. KEEP UP THE EFFORT.
WERNER MILLER
You and your husband are to be admired not just for what you have accomplished in life, but for who you are – patriots with courage and integrity who truly care about our country! Thank you for the article Dr. West, and may God continue to bless you and your husband always! I also pray that Colonel West is not through in politics yet… 😉
I seem to remember a similar “C” in college; my only “C”. I learned my lesson with a liberal humanities instructor and kept my mouth shut from then on, but the damage was done. However, I enjoyed a simple experiment: A friend in the same class knew my papers were good, so we switched papers. My normally “C” paper got the “A” with his name on it, and his normally “A” paper got a “C” with my name on it. The lesson was good for me as I eventually taught college chemistry as an adjunct professor for ten years in the evenings. Needless to say, I work at treating everyone equally and don’t care about one’s political views.
Keep up the good work.
Regards,
Russ