We recognize this time of class warfare/anti-capitalist movement in our Republic was created by the anti-labor/middle class "Global Economy" ideology within NAFTA, CAFTA and the World Trade Organization. However, "We The People" must never forget our constitutional guarantee for the opportunity to prosper. So join in with our contributors' ongoing civil discussions about necessary solutions in order to keep our wealthy and middle classes vibrant. After all, hard work and sacrifice is what built this nation.

As a resident in California for over 50 years, 30 plus of those years in Lassen County, I'm a conservative. I believe in God, Country, Family and the American Flag. I believe less government is better government. "We The Peopl"e is not "We The Government".

The entrepreneurial spirit of Americans is the great asset we have, and with it we can and will achieve everything. I have over 20 years of broadcast experience in radio and have served over 17 years as a State employee.

I consider myself center-left when it comes to political beliefs. I am interested in politics because I care about this country and its' people. I hate the road this country is going down. The constant attack on on the poor, the disadvantage and the working class is sad to see. I disagreee with the ability of unlimited spending by the super-rich and corporations to influence politicians, redistricting and the American people. If continued, this will turn the United States into a third world country. The sad thing is that millions of Americans think that what the far right is doing will only have positive affects. If the American people stand together, they can stop this take-over and keep us from going back to the 1800s.

I consider myself Classical Liberal. The Free Market is feared by many who do not understand it. Those who do understand the Free Market realizes that it is the most just, most humane economic system and remains the greatest engine of properity and liberty the world has ever known. Freedom is an indivisible whole. As Americans, our constant goal should be to strive toward personal freedom and economic liberty.

My first political involvement in California was as a volunteer with the Michael Huffington Republican Congressional campaign in San Luis Obispo.

Later, as a public servant serving as a local representative for a California State Employee Bargaining Unit, I continued to work for the campaigns of Republican candidates and elected representatives. Having worked on the inside of these political campaigns for the past two decades out of North Eastern California, I bring those experiences to my political analysis on this program. As an Article IV Section IV Constitutional Republican, I believe it is most important that "We The People" start listening to one another which is why we have a "No Yelling Zone" on this show. After all, our government is not a one way street.

I grew up in a military family and lost a brother in Vietnam. Having served as a peace time soldier, a systems support engineer for Hughes Aircraft, a private business owner and a father of two kids in college all have all defined my life. My political Status is answered by the following; Can I do a better job taking care of myself, or can government do a better job for me? I believe in the former, thus I am a staunch conservative.

I believe our federal government has grown too large, and our national debt is way out of control.  I am for a smaller central government, and for a balanced budget amendment, with few exceptions.  Thomas Jefferson stated, “To preserve our independence, we must not let our rulers load us with perpetual debt…. I am for a government rigorously frugal and simple.”

I also believe that we are an exceptional people living in an exceptional nation.  I believe in the strict adherence of our U.S. Constitution, and that the Constitution was written with the help of divine influence.   John Adams said it best, “Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people.  It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.”  

We must remember that the power of the government rests in “We The People.”