No More Civic Duty In Politics. It’s Just To Enrich Yourself These Days

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(Audio) Mandeville, LA – Folks a few things happen on Fridays around here.Firstly, the eagle flies on Friday. Secondly, it’s Hawaiian Shirt Daywith jeans being optional but pants nonetheless being mandatory. Andfinally, also most importantly, we open up the phone lines to you andallow you to dictate what it is we’ll be discussing.

We cleverly namedthis phenomenon ‘Free Phone Friday’ and it’s what we look forward tofor the 165 hours following this morning’s show until we can once againdon our Hawaiian shirts and confidently answer phones.

This weekJeff in New Mexico is on the line and wants to know since when did westart providing the President with his own personal White House budget,why we’re paying millions of dollars for state dinners and his personaleverythings and what not?

Well Jeff – fantastic question and might theKingDude remind you of the surmounting debt that some of the FoundingPresidents left office with because they were honest and uncorruptedstatesmen- something you rarely see these days.

Here the KingDude discuss some Founding Father fireside chatinformation with you regarding a few familiar names in the wee years ofthis Country and how being the President was a position of honor, notendorsement.

Related Material: The Mike Church Show, also known as the beacon for all things little ‘r’ republican, Founding Fathervirtue, common sense Conservatism – need you go any further than the archived clips from the show on Sirius/XM’s Patriot Channel:

Founders Wouldn’t Go For Pooling Money, That’s Socialism! 

2011 Mike Church Show