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Lessons NOT learned in 2016!

2016 seemed to be the year that political correctness (PC) was allowed to accelerate faster than a fire in a jet fuel factory. The craziness grew rampant on college campuses with safe spaces, trigger warnings, protests on conservative speakers only, and so much more… just crazy!

To prove my point, students at Pomona College campuses were greeted with a sign in their dorm rooms stating All White People are Racist. That’s a great first lesson!

Moraine Valley Community College started new diversity classes for BLACKS only. And THAT’s diversity?

In a real mind puzzler, a professor at Southern State Community College in Ohio suggested the NRA corporate office should be “shot up” leaving no NRA people alive. The statement was made to support better gun control. This is a professor, who teaches YOUR children.

Read the rest at: Learned2016

Joe Messina

Joe is a no-nonsense, conservative realist. He is not interested in “what if?” or “we could have!” He is interested in hearing both sides and has no problem taking on taboo issues with real questions looking for real answers. Racism, religion, and politics are all open season for topics, and he’s happy to offer up his opinion in the process! Joe is an engaging speaker mixing a healthy dose of sarcasm with the cold, hard facts, interacting with the audience, taking questions, and often playing “devil’s advocate”… just to make you to think! Actively engaged in community, church, and politics for well over a decade, Joe enjoys the reputation of being a man of integrity and ethics. He has had several successful businesses and held several executive positions with various Fortune 1000 companies. He is often sought after to teach classes his “black and white breakdown” of business ethics. If you like to “stir the pot” a little and you don’t want to hear any more political correctness, Joe is your guy! Just name a topic… politics, religion, racism, or most any current event. Joe can be heard daily across the airwaves and over the internet on several stations.