Much to the same degree I love Michigan. I enjoy the lush forests, overflowing freshwater lakes, and the abundant wildlife. From this I gather my inspiration.

It is obvious when getting to know me; I tout myself as being a conservative lad. I pride myself on being pro-life, pro-second amendment, and less government.

Global warming is an issue that I fight regularly, especially as a student in a very liberal classroom setting. Teachers often feel it is their responsibility to indoctrinate. They call college's institutions of higher learning full of free thought and expression. The irony is that the free thought and free expression that is allowed is if you are portraying the same ideals of that as your professor.

Ann Coulter puts it best when explaining college professors in her book "Godless:"

Colleges pick up where public schools leave off, inculcating students in the [liberal] religion of hating America and hating God. While college professors like the University of Colorado's Ward Churchill act like on-the-edge radicals for calling American bond traders "little Eichmann's," professors are the most cosseted, pussified, subsidized group of people in the U.S. workforce. They have concocted a system to preemptively protect themselves for not doing their jobs, known as "tenure." They make a lot of money, have health plans that would make New York City municipal workers' jaws drop, and work - at most - fifteen hours a week. In theory, the only job requirement of a college professor is to be intelligent, provocative, and open-minded, but their reigning attribute is that they are ignorant, boring, and narrow-minded. These zealous pagans teach the official state religion of liberalism as axiomatic truth.