And there is hope! A Conservative Prodigy

By John Kubicek

That last month, February 2009, was a very bad month. Nothing but doom and gloom. Cold weather. Fear and crisis. Irresponsible government spending. The 401k becoming a 201k... And we thought last summer was tough, at least here in the Iowa towns that were flooded out in June 2008.

The futility of it all...

And then, out of the ash heap of society, comes a new ray of sunshine. A new sign of hope! We haven't lost yet, because there are people out there that are waiting in the wings. They're going to be our future, and here is just one example:

Jonathan Krohn Addresses CPAC


Not only is Jonathan featured at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), he is now appearing on Fox News. And when you see this following video, you'll see why he'll be a regular Fox News contributor; and he rivals Ann Coulter:

Jonathan Krohn on Fox & Friends - A Fox News Contributor in Waiting?

Yes, there is hope. If you think that Sarah Palin, and then Joe the Plumber, were driving the liberals nuts, they haven't seen nothin' yet! Here's another JK - Mr. Jonathan Krohn - a future (or, maybe even a current) leader of the Conservative movement.

The CPAC was very interesting, and I'm wondering what took our Conservative leaders so long to be able to start articulating the Conservative values. At least now we have hope that there will be another generation coming along that will keep the American dream alive.

I'd love to go on to provide you with some great links, and show you some stuff that will keep your faith up. I will be doing that, but not today. You will want to stay tuned, though, as you'll be seeing things that may amaze you.

Keep the faith. Don't give up the hope for better times ahead - for us Conservatives.

There will be updates of all the great things going on in my other blog, johnnyk's "Blogging In Our Time 2 Escape" which will help you keep up to date with this movement. Yes, that movement, the one where The Revolution Is Just Beginning. And it has to give you hope when a 13 or 14 year-old kid is making this kind of difference.