Defending The Republic: Ilya Katz For Congress 11/22 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Defending The Republic: Ilya Katz For Congress 11/22 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Facebook limited my ability to tell you about an exciting show. Join me and Ilya Katz he runs for Congress from FL-18

Awesome humorist and Cold War Soviet Union refugee

You will not be disappointed nor bored!

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Defending The Republic: Obamacare ??? Will It Work? 11/19 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Defending The Republic: Obamacare ??? Will It Work? 11/19 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Has your health insurance been cancelled? Were you able to sign up on the (Un) Affordable HealthCare Act? Were you a victim of the more than 500 fraudulent websites?

We want your stories.
Join us tomorrow with Yolanda Burroughs-Vestal & Mike Elias Call in number at 2pm is 917-889-3675

Obama: Fact of Fiction with Rudy Davis & Miki Booth 11/15 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Obama: Fact of Fiction with Rudy Davis & Miki Booth 11/15 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Main Stream Media continues to ignore the facts and even FOX News has dropped the ball.  So much harm can be undone, by the direct challenge to Barack Obama's eligibility to be President.

So, why is he still being shielded?

We ask Miki Booth and Rudy Davis.  The answers will astound you!

Doug Briney, Rides Again: Super Country Cowboy 11/12 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Doug Briney, Rides Again: Super Country Cowboy 11/12 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

OK, last week we tried to debut Doug Briney's new album, but between my internet provider and the trolls in my computer, we could only play one song.  We'll we excised the trolls and other evil spirits and chastised the internet provider and today we take another stab.

Doug is so gracious as to return today and we get to have some fun with him!  Join us today or catch the podcast......  You never know what will happen...........

Racism In America? The White Voice Joseph Adams 11/08 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Racism In America? The White Voice Joseph Adams 11/08 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

What makes a Black Separatist different from La Raza or a White Separatist?  NOTHING!  They are all bigots and are destroying the American Dream!

Join me tomorrow as we expose the hypocrisy of bigots of all races and genders!

Super Country Cowboy: Doug Briney 11/01 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Super Country Cowboy: Doug Briney 11/01 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Have you met the Super Country Cowboy?

Tomorrow, we will scoop the music industry & Main Street Media by debuting the latest & soon to be chart topping Country album of rising star Doug Briney.

What says America better than good ole Country Music? Join us at 2pm https://www.facebook.com/events/230196327140475

Immigration and More with Mike Cutler 10/29 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Immigration and More with Mike Cutler 10/29 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

As usual the smoke and mirrors of the Obama Administration has obscured the real argument and solution to immigration.  It's not so much that the system is broken, it's that the existing laws are being ignored and not enforced.

To make matters worse are the ill conceived new laws that sidestep enforcement and offer amnesty to criminals.

Catch Mike Cutler, retired INS agent on today's podcast.

Defending The Republic with Col. John Vernon 10/22 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Defending The Republic with Col. John Vernon 10/22 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Former Senate Candidate John Vernon joins us for a rocking interview!

A Daughter's Love

Back in October of 2009, I wrote this entry about my father, John F. King.  Today, I sadly update it.

On Thursday, October 3, 2013, my father passed away, just 24 days shy of his 85th birthday.  My sister planned a trip to St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands, where they live to visit my parents.  Upon hearing the news, my father told my mother and sister, that the best early birthday gift for him, would be if I could also fly down and visit too.  Quietly, we planned to surprise him and my husband would accompany me, for an even more fun visit.

My parent's wedding anniversary is September 27th and this year was their 60th.  The day before their anniversary, my father was rushed to the hospital and admitted to ICU.  After numerous tests, they determined he had a massive staph infection.  After a recent hip replacement and heart valve replacement, there were many areas of concern.

My husband and I flew down as planned, which was only a few days later and rushed to the hospital.  FYI (For Your Information) if you rent a car in St. Thomas, get one with a GPS.  Trying to get directions from locals to the only hospital on the island can be frustrating.  If we weren't under such stress, I would have found humor in our situation.

I must give a special thanks to the "Good Samaritan"  who finally led us directly to the hospital.  We never got his name and believe God truly sent him to aid us.  Also, special thanks and prayers for the staff in ICU and his doctors, who with compassion and dedication eased his stay and final passing.  I watched their faces and saw the pain when they lost a patient and their joy when a patient is upgraded and transferred out of ICU.  They are dedicated men and women, to whom we owe a deep gratitude.

On Dad's last day, he was at his best, since admitted to the hospital.  We joked and laughed.  As a family, we shared precious time and prayers.  This is memory, I will always cherish.  We left the hospital, believing we would all be back encouraging him to get better the next day, he crashed.  The call came to us as we were across the street from the hospital and we rushed back.  After being given CPR and being paddled, he was stabilized.   It was then, he decided that he wanted a "Do Not Resuscitate" DNR order.  We all stayed with him and encouraged him to rest and get stronger, again believing we would see him the next morning.

Again, we laughed, joked, talked, loved and prayed.  After we left, once more he crashed.  This time, the Lord God took him into his arms. 

It seems surreal to me, to imagine my father is gone.  He, with my mother molded me into the vibrant woman I am today.  In fact, I am so like my father, that my mother kept accidental calling me by my father's name.  I wonder how many women are named John?  Just saying......

I truly believe, it was God's guidance that brought us  together at this time. 

I ask you, if you have someone you haven't spoken to in a long time, someone you love and care about, take a moment from your busy schedule and call or visit them.  You may never know when it will be the last time you see or talk.  Life is precious and time, here on Earth, is limited.  Don't let either slip through your hands.

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For those who expected a political rant, you will be disappointed.  Today, I am writing of a true life love story.  Not a story of strangers, by a stranger, but one about me and my Dad. To those who seek dirt and decadence, look elsewhere.  You will be let down.

What has prompted me to write about my Dad, is that today, hundreds of miles away, he underwent cancer surgery, and I couldn’t be there. Guilty conscious?  Maybe, but he knows and understands what has kept me away.  I spoke to him and Mom several times today and have passed the updates to my younger brother and sister all through the day.  Never once did my family doubt my love and devotion to them, nor did I ever once try to hide my love for each of them.  That is true family!

It started more than 50 years ago, in a rural hospital on Long Island, New York, when I was born. Although, I was the second child of my parents, John and Rita, I was the first girl born in my father’s family in seven generations of boys only. 

When the doctor came into the “Fathers Waiting Room” (back then Dad’s didn’t go into the birthing room or anywhere near it!) and told my Dad, you have a healthy baby girl.  My Father cried.  He cried out, before asking about Mom, “She’s going to get married and leave me!”  The Doctor tried to comfort him, “Uh, Mr. King your wife is Okay, too”, or did he ever hear the rest of the doctor’s words?

I have known Dad to cry only twice in my life.  On the day I was born and the day we laid his father to rest.  He didn’t cry when his mother died, because my grandfather was already suffering from dementia and he feared causing him more confusion and pain. On that final day, he grieved  for both of his parents

Dad, got a little better as the years went on.  Mom added another brother and sister to make a four pack.  Two boys and two girls.  Yet, somehow, I remained Daddy’s little girl, despite his attempt to be impartial with each of us.

Let me introduce you to Dad.  He grew up one of two boys through the Depression.  His parents took in other kids and helped raise them. His father was a World War I veteran from the battlefields of Germany. 

Ironically, his father, my grandfather was brought over here by my great-grandfather from Germany, who dropped into an orphanage, where, with his brother was left to grow up, alone. 

Years later, my great-grandfather reappeared and Grandpa King took care of him, until his fathers’ death.  My grandfather, during The War To End All Wars, knowing the temperament against anyone with a German last name, change it to it’s Anglican translation.  Back then, daushounds were being burnt in the streets and German-americans were also targets of sometimes fatal attacks.

I could write volumes about both sets of my grandparents, but I only needed to give you some of my Dads’ family background.

As a child, Dad saw one of his friends killed, when the boy got off of the school bus and ran in front of it.  From that day forward, Dad suffered from a stuttering problem, which, when excited it becomes pronounced. Growing up, I too, had the stuttering problem and have worked hard to overcome it.

When WWII broke out, Dad was still in school.  His mother refused to let him enlist.  However, upon the day he turned 18, Grandma had no longer a voice or choice.  Dad enlisted. 

One minor problem.  On the day Dad was born, the doctor was in a hurry and never got the new born baby’s name properly entered on the birth certificate.  Standing in formation, just off the bus and ready for induction, the Drill Instructor called out Dad’s birth certificate name…  Baby Boy King, OOPS!

Never was a legal name change done so fast, all the while going through boot camp!  Dad also, served in Germany.  Uncle Sam has a funny sense of humor!

Dad had an ability to work with electronics, which earned him an ARMY teaching position, when technology was just expanding. As a civilian, Dad was a maverick and had his own TV and Radio repair business during the late 50’s and early 60’s.  It wasn’t until the 80’s when Mom and Dad had to buy their first Television.  We always watched broadcasts on cast-offs or repaired sets. 

With a growing family, Dad was forced to seek job stability and was hired by a major HiFi producer and marketing company.  But to get ahead, he needed a college degree. Now, Dad worked during the day and went college at night.  Mom worked at night at the local hospital and took of care of us during the day.
It was, what I call the revolving door days or today they would call us “latch key kids”. 

As a kid, we did everything that they tell kids not to do today.  Running through woods, playing ball in the street, disappearing for hours without telling anyone.  But, we completed our homework and household chores first, raised hell later. 

During those early years, I was just starting elementary school.  Dad would come home with math problems.  He wrote a few and watched as I solved them. I didn’t know it then, but I was already doing algebra before I even mastered the school mandated multiplication table. 

Words fascinated me and listening to Mom and Dad’s friends at the house parties and dinner table conversation, gave me a strong verbal basis.

We, each of the four kids, were encouraged to read a book and the newspaper each day and be ready to talk about it, until my older brother proved to be hard wired as a liberal and dinner conversations soon became fights.

Soon, when each of us were old enough to go our own way, family holiday gatherings became the only time we all were together.  Growing up, each of us took up a musical instrument. I chose the violin, my two brothers took brass instruments, my sister a woodwind.  When speaking about music, its’ composition, sounds and performances, my father and I were soul mates.  Math and music, yes they are joined and matched.

Dad was also an inventor, but the company he worked for claimed all of his hard work, and credit.  Most of the stereo equipment of the 70’s and 80’s had his hand upon it. I sat many a day in our living room as he tested tone-arms, speakers, recording equipment and other fidelity components and he would asked me to tell him which sounded best.  To this day, I can’t tolerate discord or loud high pitch noises. It’s like asking a wine connoisseur to drink vinegar.

Ah, but Dad was more. He taught us how to repair the TV and radio, when tube TVs and radios were the rage.  He taught us how to build a skate board and soap box car as well as a snow fort.  He took us fishing and taught us to swim.  He built us a sand box, a swing set and found the money for a backyard pool.  All the while, he worked hard and still went to night school.  Yet, I cannot forget the  love and care  he gave his own parents and his in-laws.  But that is a book, in its-self.

On the day I was set for my Dad giving me my first driving lesson, I bopped out of the house all ready to slide behind the steering wheel.  Dad had another idea in mind.  The hood stood open and a tool box lay out near the front tire.  Smile on his face, Dad said, “You are going to file and re-gap the spark plus, rotate the tires, tune the engine, change the oil and adjust the headlights before you even think about getting behind the wheel.” 

A face full of oil and a day later, I put the car in reverse and proceeded to take out a wall of the garage.

Driving lesson was over that day. 

After repairing the wall, we pulled out just fine, but every time he said left, I turned right, and every time he said right, I turned left.  What do you expect?  Mom and Big Brother are left handed, Dad and I are right. 

Well, in truth, I am ambidextrous, so it is confusing.  Dad had me park the car, he stormed into the house and came out with a red magic marker,  To this day, I can still fell the marking as he wrote a big L on my left hand and an R on my right hand.  Only then, did the driving lesson continue. (By the way, I passed on the first test.  Took my little sister three times to pass the driving test.  Funny, she was top ten in the Bar Exam on first try.  Must be a spatial thing?)

My older brother got the Pell Grants to attend college.  By the time I entered college, our family was not eligible.  My Dad was the first person in his family to graduate college and he struggled to pay for it and support a growing family.  I was the first grandchild to get a college degree.  Despite any lack of funding, I worked, at times, three jobs and paid my way, without loans or grants, just like my Dad. 

One day, my girlfriend and I wanted to go out dancing. I borrowed five dollars from my father.  One week later, I hadn’t repaid it.  He stood before me with his hand out and asked me for his five dollars.  Powerful lesson!  Never borrow what you can’t or wont pay back.  More important, never let your loved ones down.

I can go on about our family, but it would be a book.  I could talk about Dad’s sorrow as his mother slowly deteriorated and his father as he slowly succumbed to dementia, or their slow painful passing. I could also speak of my Grandfather ( Mom’s Dad) needing constant blood transfusions, he suffered from cancer, and my parents driving hours each way to donate blood, all the while they took care of Dad’s parents, their pressing needs, Dad had time for his own wife and us.

For hours, I could tell you of how he taught me in the 60’s, when girls were discouraged to do so, to throw a baseball, football, ride a skate board, snow sled and make a mean snowball.  He built me a doll house and taught me to dance.  Even when busy with work and school, he showed up at my school plays, recitals and found music scores and recordings to educate and please me.  I knew how to swing a hammer, saw, rewiring, plumb the basics, work a garden, paint, sand and much more.  He made sure I was self sufficient. 

When I wrecked the family car, he was more concerned about my health than the car, well until the insurance estimate came in.

Dad was my confidant when I failed in my first marriage and he was a pillar of strength and accepted that I divorced. 

When my second husband asked him for my hand in marriage, he listened and looked at me, saw my love and gave his approval. 

For fifty plus years, I have been his little girl, and he is still my Daddy.

Today, well by the time this is written, Dad has already gone through prostrate cancer surgery.  It was very scary with his severe heart complications.  He’s is now doing well.  He’s a fighter. 

Thank the LORD, he is doing fine.  He’ll be 83 this year and everyday I cherish his being and his love.  I cannot imagine a day in my life without both my mother or my father. 

Dear GOD, please keep them healthy for a very long time, I love them too much to lose them!

For God & Country: Derrick Grayson 09/27 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

For God & Country: Derrick Grayson

Can a underdog who is a Minister, Conservative, Musician, father and Black American get elected to the Senate from Georgia?

Meet Derrick Grayson who is coming from behind and shaking up the 2014 race.

Defending The Republic: Congressman Mark Sanford 09/24 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Defending The Republic: Congressman Mark Sanford 09/24 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Syria, Kenya, Libya, Obamacare, Federal Budget, Global Warming, EPA Scandal, BATF Scandal, IRS Scandal, Obama Vacations....................

Is you head spinning yet??

Listen in!

South Carolina Citizens In Support Of Censure Of Lindsey Graham Petition

South Carolina Citizens In Support Of Censure Of Lindsey Graham Petition

RINO hunt time!!!!!  If you live in South Carolina, sign the petition to censure Graham, then get three more people you know in South Carolina to sign.  Urge them to pass it onto three more people each and get this to snowball!

If you don't live in South Carolina, you can still help!  Send this to everyone you know in South Carolina, post on your social network pages, share in every South Carolina group, chat, website you can find.

Let's take this VIRAL!!!

Defending The Republic: Jessie Duff & Talbert Black 09/17 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

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Tomorrow, while the Senate has a hearing on "Stand Your Ground" gun laws, we'll have Gunnery Sgt Jessie Duff, USMC Retired and Talbert Black of Palmetto Gun Rights discussing the 2nd Amendment.

Join us and call into the show 917-889-3675

Will The Republic Survive? Ask Dennis Snyder, author 09/13 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Will The Republic Survive? Ask Dennis Snyder, author 09/13 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Will Obamanomics and Obamanation finally cause states to consider secession?   Has the scales tipped so far in the wrong direction that our nation is lost?  We'll ask those questions and more today!

Smart Girl Politics: Stacy Mott 09/10 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Smart Girl Politics: Stacy Mott 09/10 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

The bacon is sizzling and the zone is open!  Stacy Mott of www.SmartGirlPolitics.org will be joining us as we enter the Bacon Zone.

It is the Eve of 9/11 and the fireworks are ready to rocket on Southern Sense. 1 Million Muslims will assemble in DC and 2 Million Bikers will descend on DC to counter their rally.

Vladamir Putin has given Barack Obama a chance to pull his head out of his ass and save face on Syria?  Will he accept the offer or plunge us into WW3?

Meanwhile, the IRS is still sitting on thousands of 501 (c3 & c4) applications from conservative groups, one of which is Smart Girls.  It has been more than three years and a major election is looming in 2014.

Scandals still rack-up and we still have no answers to Fast & Furious, NSA spying, IRS wasteful spending, DHS, EPA, ATF, DOJ, Benghazi, Egypt, Muslim Brotherhood, CAIR, Ft Hood, GITMO, Libya, Syria, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, North Korea, China, on and on.........

So is Syria, Obama's "Wag The Dog" episode?

Listen into the podcast and call the show 917-889-3675

Manipulism: Mikkel Clair Nissen & Lt. Col. Dan Hampton 09/06 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Manipulism: Mikkel Clair Nissen & Lt. Col. Dan Hampton

From the dreamlike love of socialism to the reality of a free republican democracy, Mikkel made a slow awakening.  From that awakening, he grasped an understanding of the manipulation used by the ruling party in a socialistic society that has kept so many fellow countrymen in a sheep-like state.  Socialists across the world use these tactics everyday to blind those they rule over to their true status and deny God given freedoms to their fellow man.

Join us as we interview Mikkel about his book "Manipulism and the Weapon of Guilt: Collectivism Exposed". 

Then stay as we follow-up with a true living legend:  Lt. Col. Dan Hampton, USAF, Retired:  author of "Viper Pilot".  Lt. Col. Hampton, is one of the highest decorated fighter pilots, a dying breed in the age of remote controlled drones.

Pass the podcast along to your friends and family to enjoy!

Time for a new America? "Coach" Collins & Lt CoL Hampton 09/03 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Time for a new America? "Coach" Collins & Lt Col Hampton 09/03 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Over reach by the Obama Administration
Do we need a New America?
Egypt
Syria
Gun Rights
Gay Rights?

What more will they throw at us?

Listen and find out!

Conservatives: Madness, Smart Politics or Common Sense? 08/30 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Conservatives: Madness, Smart Politics or Common Sense? 08/30 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

I don't think you'll want to miss this one!

Stacy Mott, Smart Girl Politics
Craig Andresen, The National Patriot

Judicial Watch: Defense Department Teaching Documents Suggest Mainstream Conservative Views “Extremist” | Judicial Watch

Judicial Watch: Defense Department Teaching Documents Suggest Mainstream Conservative Views “Extremist” | Judicial Watch

Ladies & Gentlemen;

The Obama administration has taken the additional steps to label, God fearing, freedom loving patriotic Americans as extremists and terrorists.

Yes, YOU!

If you believe in God, you are an extremist.
If you talk about liberty and state's rights, you are an extremist.
If you talk about your religion, you are an extremist.
If you talk about you political beliefs, Republican, Conservative or Libertarian, you are an extremist.
If you wear or display any symbol of your religion, you are an extremist.
If you wear or display any symbol of your patriotism, you are an extremist.
Who were extremists?  Our Founding Fathers.

Make sure you join us tomorrow at 2pm EST or catch & share the podcast with your fellow patriots!

Remember to duck from the drones, the black helicopters & SUVs afterward! We plan to speak our minds and hearts!

The Republic will stand and we will continue to fight to preserve what our fore-fathers and mothers fought so dearly to create and hand down to us! One Nation Under God, Indivisible, With Liberty & Justice for ALL!

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest! The Obama Presidency
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Is Obama Impeachable? Ask Miki Booth 08/23 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

Is Obama Impeachable? Ask Miki Booth 08/23 by Southern Sense Is Conservative | Politics Conservative Podcasts

The sparks will fly tomorrow with dynamic and feisty Miki Booth!  You won't want to miss listening live or to the podcast.  It will be fun and informative!