Well, the papers from the students that I interviewed from Fellowship Christian Academy keep coming in from their participation in the VFW’s Voice of Democracy competition. Here is the third paper (Previous papers: Peter, Maggie).
Guest post by Laura:

“The habits and character you’re forming now will shape who you are going to be when you grow up.” My mom tells me that all the time, usually because I’m doing something I probably shouldn’t be. It’s so true though. How our generation deals with life now, as teenagers, will affect not only us personally, but the others around us as well; how we act as a whole will define the future of America. So how can we live life now to have a positive influence on our country?
First off, we should know what makes our country be our country. Our independence isn’t something handed over to us on a silver platter. We have paid dearly for our liberties, from the second America was formed. Men and women have fought to obtain and ensure our freedom, sacrificing their time, energy, and in many cases, their lives. All this, so we can enjoy our rights; so we can worship how and when we want to. So we can say what we think and feel, without any fear. So if we think our government is doing wrong, we can protest that, and our voices will be heard. Those are just a few examples of what our soldiers are dying for to protect. Next time you see someone who puts their life on the line, so you can live yours, stop, and thank them. Let them know that their acts of courage are appreciated by the people they are serving.
Secondly, we should actively…




The NHRVC has until now, done most of its business through email groups and Facebook. And so far they have been extremely effective. (They played a part in almost every GOP special election win since Nov 2008).