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Statesman
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What is a statesman? A statesman is not simply a politician. A statesman is one who puts the rights of his fellow people above that of his own interest and he does so in order to protect the life, liberty, and property of those he has sworn to represent. In today’s age, the politician of every punchline to a joke is one that is self-serving, looking out only for his own personal gain. But a true statesman is willing to stand up for principle, even if at his own detriment, like the signers of the Declaration of Independence. The signers pledged their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor, and many of them lost everything. How many of today’s politicians do you know that are willing to make that pledge? Would your congressman or state legislator make that pledge to you, that he’d stand for freedom even if it meant losing everything? If it meant losing reelection because the establishment will come out against him. If it meant not getting the committee assignments he wants because he stood for his own convictions? Would the politicians who represent you shout out “Give me Liberty or give me death” like the great statesman Patrick Henry? If not, maybe you should think about that the next time you go to the polls. Those of us who support freedom and liberty want to see this great nation of ours revitalized, returning to the principles of our founding. But we can’t do that with politicians. For our country to return to the principles of our founding, it will take statesmen like our forefathers standing up and taking back our country. Next time you go to the polls, consider if the person you are voting for is a politician, or a statesman.
Values that Steven Believes in
Faith, Family, Freedom
Christian Conservative Republican fighting to return Mississippi to a Biblical form of government. Allegiance to a King and Kingdom not of this world.
THE SIGNERS of the Declaration of independence PLEDGED THEIR LIVES, THEIR FORTUNES, AND THEIR SACRED HONOR, AND MANY OF THEM LOST EVERYTHING. HOW MANY OF TODAY’S POLITICIANS ARE WILLING TO MAKE THAT PLEDGE? WOULD YOUR CONGRESSMAN OR STATE LEGISLATOR MAKE THAT PLEDGE TO YOU? - Steven Utroska
