It is time to return to the days when neighbors helped neighbors with a hand up, not a handout. It is the spirit of neighbors helping neighbors which has made this country great...
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"Then David took his shepherd's staff, selected five smooth stones from the brook, and put them in the pocket of his shepherd's pack, and with his sling in his hand approached Goliath." 1 Samuel 17:26-50 (MSG)
RANDOM THOUGHTS FROM THE HEARTLAND
Blackjewel's excuses for bankruptcy is nothing more than a smoke screen to literally steal the wages of 1,800 hard working miners. It is time for Kentuckians to join hands and support our friends and neighbors...
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The time has come to find solutions to the public sector pension crisis, not a time to simply eliminate public pensions by creating another crisis....
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It is time to end the practice of deciding the future of Kentucky behind closed doors in smoke-filled rooms by unelected, anonymous men. It is time to bring an end to the corruption...
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Kentucky has received an $87 million grant to conduct a four-year study to reduce opioid overdose deaths in the next thee years by 40-percent. Maybe, we should start spending money on treatment instead of studies and reduce overdose deaths by 50, 60, 70 percent of more...
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Tiny house, big ideas, and restoring hope and homeless, a problem with a solution from Eastern Kentucky's high school students, one tiny house at at time...
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The recently announced partnership between Braidy Atlas and Rusal, a Russian company, should give everyone a cause for concern. It is difficult to comprehend why the United States government would approve this partnership.
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D-Day, a day to remember those of the greatest generation who sacrificed to preserve America's freedom, and freedom around the globe in World War II...
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In honor of all American heroes who have been lost on the battlefields protecting our freedom...
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Our true American Heroes served and died on the fields of battle, let's remember all of them on Memorial Day...
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Mark Wohlander
Like many of you, I have spent most of my life viewing America from the sidelines. Time and time again, I found myself wanting to jump onto the field as a player, instead of merely cheering loudly for those willing to take the field, those willing to be bruised and battered fighting for the values which mean so much to me. Every time I thought about raising my voice in opposition to those things which I strongly believed were tearing apart the very fabric of the freedoms which our founding fathers had woven into the Constitution, I decided that my small voice would never be heard, or I did not have the skills or strength to be a player on the field. Yet, as I stood on the sidelines, I finally decided that enough was enough and unless I was willing to enter the fray, I had no right to complain about the direction America was heading.
So, after a lifetime of watching the best and worst of Americans, it was time to put into words all that life has taught me about the greatness of America, a nation which is the home of the free because of the brave, and especially because of the blessings of an awesome God.
Mark Wohlander – March of 2019
So, after a lifetime of watching the best and worst of Americans, it was time to put into words all that life has taught me about the greatness of America, a nation which is the home of the free because of the brave, and especially because of the blessings of an awesome God.
Mark Wohlander – March of 2019
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IS OURS FROM THE HAND OF GOD
Liberty quote for Tuesday, August 13, 2109 – “All will concede that in order to have good neighbors, we must also be good neighbors. That applies in every field of human endeavor.” Harry Truman, 33rd President of the United States
Contact Mark Wohlander
- Lexington, Kentucky, United States
Available to share random thoughts from the heartland
Mark is available to speak to community groups and church groups across Kentucky. Other than a minimal charge for travel and accommodations, Mark's presentations are free to any interested group.
