I just landed back in NYC. Spent the day with the amazing blaze staff in the DC offices right across the street from the Capitol. I hope they enjoyed it as much as I did. It is always great when you share something you hadnt planned and later you find out: I know you couldnt have known but, your words were an answer to a prayer. Then met with the great one Mark Levin. He was kind enough to come over to the blaze offices and chat for about an hour. Nice to have him as a friend. Wicked smart. Off to the values voters summit where we spoke about history. Many things that were maybe hard to hear. A few things were hard to say, but I hope over all the audience enjoyed it and we see a path forward. It is strange. I never thought I was given the audience what they wanted, meaning red meat. I was just saying what was in my heart. Same today, I am just saying what is on my heart, but I wonder who it will appeal to? (Of course, if I spent too much time on that, I wouldnt say things and in turn would become totally inauthentic.). So I just say what I feel. Pat and I spoke about the speech on the way back to NYC. About 70% of that I had no plans of saying. Trouble? Stu would say: you bet. I say, you can never go wrong with telling people exactly how you feel. More later on the experience I had with the ww2 vets. (Spoiler) I just happened to have the real Gen Patton flag with me.
Posted on: Sun, 28 Sep 2014 00:13:04 +0000
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