Even I am surprised that columnist Bob Roegner, in his recent column, would insinuate that "taking a knee" in front of the national anthem, in others words transferring your respect for your country to whatever your particular cause of the moment is, is somehow palatable, unless there's a religious reason. Speaking universally, respect for your nation should never waver just because we as individuals or groups have hardships, grievances, affronts and complaints. Who doesn't?
Mr. Roegner really doesn't want to align himself with the likes of Colin Kaepernick and LeBron James, does he? Although, the 30th District Democrat leadership appears to be inching towards that direction, unfortunately, but I would suggest that Rep. Kristine Reeves makes a clear and decisive distinction between the direction of her increasingly radical, globalist party and her own views, if in fact there is a difference, but that's hardly clear, yet.
-- Mark Greene, candidate for State Rep., 30th Leg. Dist., Pos. 2 (Website)
Mr. Roegner really doesn't want to align himself with the likes of Colin Kaepernick and LeBron James, does he? Although, the 30th District Democrat leadership appears to be inching towards that direction, unfortunately, but I would suggest that Rep. Kristine Reeves makes a clear and decisive distinction between the direction of her increasingly radical, globalist party and her own views, if in fact there is a difference, but that's hardly clear, yet.
-- Mark Greene, candidate for State Rep., 30th Leg. Dist., Pos. 2 (Website)
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