1.)  I’m happy we didn’t get Hillary, although she looked very pretty at the inauguration. Yet, even if she had won, our side would not have rioted, smashing windows, setting fires, breaking things and hurting people.  That was insane!

2.)  About that “Women’s March” thing:  It appeared to be all about bitter, vulgar, anti-life, pro-Sharia Law, pro-sexual perversion Hillary supporters.  Some of them even referred to themselves as “nasty”.

A better name would be the “Left-Wing Female March” because the women marching in Washington DC do not represent me.  Nor do they represent most American women.  The majority of the women I know are ladies, are kind, gentle and do not use foul language or demand the right to kill their unborn babies.  They should be happy their mothers didn’t feel that way!

Sometimes the news can be irritating.  This week was no exception.  The Missouri Speaker of the House said his first priority was “Ethics Reform”.

From Dean Dohrman’s newsletter:

“House Bill 60 is meant to help restore the public’s trust in elected officials by limiting the influence of lobbyists. As the sponsor said about the bill, “We are trying to eliminate the undue influence of lobbyists on legislators in the building. That is the individually, personally consumable gifts from lobbyists to legislators. These are the one-on-one dinners; these are the press boxes at sporting events in the state. That’s what we’re trying to limit.”

The lesson learned by this Obamacare experiment is that government can mess up free markets.  So many people blindly embrace the notion that the government can fix all our problems.

However, on the positive side, our healthcare systems are still salvageable.  Like a wilted houseplant, the roots are alive and can come back if we adjust our policies to allow our free markets to return.

Now that we’re into a new year, a lot of people are wondering where we are headed with a new President in the Whitehouse.  Some people speculate things will turn around, but I have found plenty of examples of cultural degeneration already impacting our society.

California recently passed a law decriminalizing child prostitution.  Here is an article straight from a California State Legislator.  He says this:

“Immunity from arrest means law enforcement can’t interfere with minors engaging in prostitution — which translates into bigger and better cash flow for the pimps. Simply put, more time on the street and less time in jail means more money for pimps, and more victims for them to exploit…. allowing our law enforcement officers to pick these minors up and get them away from their pimps and into custody is a dramatically better solution than making it legal for them to sell themselves for sex.”