Bio
Writing from behind the Orange Curtain in Southern California. I'm a single dad caring for my Autistic son and a very comfortable cat. Have been marketing, evangelizing and bringing to market high tech products for 20 years. Have held various roles in marketing and advertising for over 36 years including running my own boutique agency for five years.
Working on a novel (The Curious Globe of Cornelius Crain). Working on compiling my political rants and ramblings into another book (A Barking Dog of the Radical Right). I keep an American flag flying near my front walk...as do many of my neighbors. Haven't had time to work on my golf game or my perimeter shooting as much as I'd like to. There is so much I have to do in life and the clock is ticking.
For all my unfinished projects, I blame Ricochet and all the contributors and members here whose postings and comments distract me to no end.
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Re: Safe and Secure in the Hands of a Woman
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Brian Watt:"When women participate in peacemaking and peacekeeping, we are safer and more secure, and when women participate in politics, the effects ripple throughout society." — Hillary Clinton
Yes, thanks Hillary. Perhaps J. Christopher Stevens, Glen Doherty, Tyrone S. Woods, and Sean Smith would have been safer and more secure and might even be alive today if they were just the right gender.
I'm as outraged and ashamed as you are on this topic, but I continue to place the blame on the Commander- in- Chief. · 8 minutes ago
Repeated warnings from Stevens and others were ignored by Hillary and her team leading up to the attack. Believe me, Obama thus far has gotten away with it as well. But Hillary is equally to blame.