It’s pretty amazing to me how people respond to my political beliefs. As some of you probably already know, I’m a die hard Republican and Conservative. I vow to stay on the Conservative side, ’cause I believe in it. While it’s interesting that people respond to my political beliefs, it’s also a pain in the ass at the same time. If you’ve noticed in my blog over the years, I totally believe everything in the right wing. Opposing to same sex marriage, supporting the 2nd amendment (and also the rest of the Constitution), me being anti-Obama, believing in smaller government, less regulation, less government spending, believing in tax cuts, being against abortion, and all that stuff. Just anything that has to do with personal responsibility and believing in this country, while all the left cares about are human rights and equal opportunity.

Hey, nothing wrong with human rights and equal opportunity, ya know? I’m all fine and good with that. It’s just that I really care about country first, kind of stuff. Anything that society sides with, I’m probably gonna be against. Of course, when you have a different opinion and different political views than the liberals, you’re all of a sudden looked at as a bad person. They don’t like others having different views.

I’ve been doing so much reading and studying on History & US Government stuff, so yeah I’ve been a big political buff for the past several years or so, if you can tell. I’ve been trying to brush up politics, studying, researching, and just trying to get a better understanding of it all. I find that I enjoy staying on the right. Why? Because I believe that’s where I fit in and where I belong. Notice how I support politicians who are Republicans (Conservative) people. Sarah Palin, Ron Paul, Rand Paul, Mitt, Santorum, Rubio, McCain, etc. I feel no shame believing in the right wing of politics. That stuff is more important than human rights/equal opportunity. I’m more interested in fixing our broken government and improving our country.

I don’t like left wingers, I truly don’t. You don’t agree with them, they’ll fight, and fight, and fight, and fight with you about it, non stop. They’ll think they’re right on everything too. It’s hard to debate with ’em but it’s kind of fun, at the same time. I like getting them fired up. I just try my best to tell my part of the truth.

Kev