Christian values were the basis of the United States Constitution
There are two particularly high-profile individuals who exhibit these traits in a very public way. Rosie O’Donnell, who moved to Ireland, and Ellen DeGeneres, who moved to England, often appear on American television whining about Trump. Why would they do this if they didn’t allow Trump into their heads? In a way, these two and every other Socialist Democrat has given control of their minds over to Donald J. Trump, but not in a good way. No wonder they are unhappy people, when their thoughts are apparently governed by someone they detest.
After reviewing numerous articles regarding the happiest people in America, I’ll go out on a limb to suggest my findings apply to Canadians as well as Americans since we are brothers from the same parents. My conclusion is that the happiest people in America are politically conservative, church going, married with children, and living outside of the big cities. Once again, I’ll go out on a limb, because that sounds like the red state populations to me.
Is it a coincidence that this sounds like the very guiding principles America’s Founding Fathers used to build the foundation for America? Of course not, Christian values were the basis of the United States Constitution. Until World War II, the family unit was fundamental in building America into the most generous nation on the planet. Until the 1920s, America’s economy was predominantly a rural and small business economy. Are you seeing a pattern here?
“Most people are about as happy as they make up their minds to be.” ~ Abraham Lincoln
We all have a choice. Be optimistic and look for the good in people and opportunities to improve the world. The other choice is to expect the bad in people and continue to try to find fault, which will only result in perpetual unhappiness. Pessimism did not build America, optimism did.
“Happy are the people whose God is the Lord.” ~ Psalm 144:15