hw,and where on earth will william nash call home next august?

at 11/14/08 8:03AM

My life consists of writing papers and determining variables to everything! I am moving to Mississippi next summer. The second week of June maybe even the first. All depends on when my mom graduates. I am going to Starkville, Mississippi to do a internship there. It will be a hassle trying to get a job in this awful economy. Especially in a college town.

In March I am doing a campus visit at WKU and then one at Hillsdale College in Michigan. Right now I would have to say it is 50/50 where I will end up next year. That being between FC and WKU. I will get my AA from one of those two schools and then probably head on to Hillsdale. Hillsdale is a really conservative school that offers Pre-Law and some of my relatives are from that area.

So anyone that has gone on campus visits to FC or WKU. Or attends/attended one of those schools. Feel free to comment away about where I should go.

excuse me... i do believe that you cant go that far!!!!! :) we need to hang out

by mountain_view_chik at 11/14/08 8:24PM
i do believe he can b/c hes will...enough said

by geeby at 11/16/08 7:25PM
yup!

by abs at 11/17/08 5:53PM
theres two different churches. a more liberal one, and a conservative one. im not sure which one is which. seth goes to the more conservative one and he LOVES it. theres over 50-60 college students that attend services and i think theyre a really close-knit family.

by abs at 11/18/08 3:07PM
^ive never visited, but i hear good things about it a lot.

by abs at 11/18/08 3:07PM
i asked my mom, Seth's church is University church of christ

by abs at 11/18/08 3:37PM
wow, university church of christ, if I were the QB, would i be Jesus? ROCK ON

by naterthegator at 01/01/09 4:17PM
dis is MY house kemosabe...

by geeby at 01/02/09 2:07AM
i love you in a gay way

by agentdobbs at 02/12/09 2:54PM
haha jk

by agentdobbs at 02/12/09 2:54PM
whats up man?

by naterthegator at 05/09/09 7:59AM

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at 11/05/08 8:19AM

Last night we saw the beauty of our Republic holding free and democratic elections. It was our nations longest campaign cycle to date, and it was a pretty short evening compared to the last two Presidential elections. As someone who worked in this campaign for a little over a year I am glad that is finally over!

I myself am not happy with the outcome, but I want to talk directly to my conservative friends for a moment. Last night when Senator McCain conceded the election he made it clear that we have a mission. Our mission is something the other side failed to do. That is to heal the the wounds of this country, and close the divides that we suffer as a nation. If we act like the liberal members of the Democratic party did after Bush won in 2000, we will harm our country further.

It might be hard for you to stomach, but we must rally around the 44th President. We need to offer prayers on his behalf daily. He is one of our youngest Presidents. Our foes will test him like every other man that has held the office. Most of them have had executive branch experience, and we must remember he has none.

We should step up listen to what our President- elect wants us to do. Volunteer for a cause higher than ones self, join the peace corps, join one of the armed services, and serve your country everyday and in every way that we can. This is our nations first ideological shift in nearly 30 years. Many in our nation still have many conservative ideas about the roll of Government, and we as conservative Republicans need to pay attention to this.

We would be doing our country a great disservice to shut up, go under ground, or to move away. Peoples cry for free markets, low taxes, and the right to life for all human beings is still very alive in this country. What we are hearing at this very moment is that the American people want a party that is honest about what they will do. The Democrats do not shy away from the fact that they will raise your taxes, cut defense spending, use your tax dollars to pay for abortions, and that they will increase the size of Government.

The Republicans have no one to blame for losing the midterm election in 2006 or the Presidency and more seats in congress this year. The only people to blame our the Republicans who grew the size of Government with Patriot act, indulged in wasteful spending like this country had never seen before, and lost their way when it came to common decency.

The conservative movement is back where it started all those years ago with National Review. When it was just a magazine passed around in small circles of people all over this country. When the leaders of the conservative movement where men like William Buckly, William Knowland, and Barry Goldwater. Our message still rings out all across this country it is just time to find decent men and woman to spread our message, and to start picking up seats in 2010!

thanks for posting this will... for realz, this is great.

by davlee at 11/05/08 9:30AM
:) good thoughts

by abs at 11/05/08 9:08PM

who me?

at 10/31/08 7:26AM

Yes this is a real live update from William. My life has been pretty good lately. I love College and all the new friends I have made. When I am not spilled over books or my MacBook I am making phone calls or going door to door in precinct 162 for McCain and Palin! I am a precinct captain for the campaign so I will be glad when this thing is over.

I have been campaigning all year from Huckabee to Renee, and now McCain/Palin. I have a feeling there will be one more campaign I will have to be active in before this is all over but hey if it keeps the Dems from 60 Senate seats it is worth it!

This Saturday is my first day on the job finally after a month of just sitting in the wings now I get to start. Well I need to go so I will ttyl. Peace!

Job/College.

at 09/25/08 5:51PM

Hey I now have a job and I start college on Monday.

Job=Honey Baked Ham

College=Gwinnett Tech

I have to give thanks to God for all he has blessed me with.Prayer and faith played a huge role in the day I had today.I graduated and got a job all in the same day.

pssh..nah son.. you graduated, got a job, and talked to the best puerto rican you will ever meet all within the time span of a couple of hours! not many people can do that :)

by geeby at 09/25/08 7:08PM
^and get the privelege to talk to that puerto rican!...lol...just kidding!

by geeby at 09/25/08 7:09PM
Wow! Busy life

by abs at 09/25/08 8:17PM
you aint even know..this man be livin the life of an unsigned music artist, soon to be U.S. Senator, college student....hes multi-talented that way

by geeby at 09/25/08 8:48PM
honey baked ham?

by brainy_chik81 at 09/25/08 9:27PM
^FO SHO...he is oh so scandulous with his honey baked ;)

by geeby at 09/25/08 9:33PM
wow... sweet Job!!

by mountain_view_chik at 09/25/08 11:41PM
hahahah "sweet"

by geeby at 09/26/08 2:30PM
dude...

by geeby at 09/26/08 7:23PM
yeeeeaaaahh

by naterthegator at 09/28/08 5:38PM
dude...

by geeby at 10/07/08 1:22PM
yeah =]

by naterthegator at 10/12/08 7:39AM
do you know the word?

by geeby at 10/14/08 8:33AM
have you heard

by agentdobbs at 10/14/08 11:08AM
HA! you have GOT to show that to me =)

by naterthegator at 10/17/08 3:24PM
courtlyn is up there roasten breh, she was like "HONEY BAKED HAM?" haha

by naterthegator at 10/17/08 3:57PM
hahaha....me and nathan should come pay you a visit one day :)

by geeby at 10/17/08 4:47PM
waitt...how are your co-workers?

by geeby at 10/18/08 1:30PM

48days.

at 09/17/08 8:09AM

So this past Sauturday I heard Governor Purdue for the first time,and I got to meet Congressman Tom Price one of my favorites for the first time so it was a good weekend.Then John McCain called our rally and that made it even better so chea!

politics...WUTEV!!! ;)

by brainy_chik81 at 09/17/08 4:18PM
^hey....dont mess with politics

by geeby at 09/17/08 5:36PM
:D

by tumble_weed at 09/19/08 9:52PM

hw,and where on earth will william nash call home next august?

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who me?

Job/College.

48days.

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