a few generations later their children and grandchildren would sit like "fatcats" at the top of that hill, not willing to continue that same diligence and determination.

Want a few examples? Here's one. Why can't we get the illegal aliens out of our country? Because they are willing to do the work we are too lazy to do ourselves.

Today in America it surely appears that our main objective is to find easier ways to do things. There's a remote control for most every gadget; just about any meal can be prepared for us in inside six minutes; we don't even have to lick our own stamps or envelopes anymore -- they're already sticky when we buy them.

Yes, life is easy here in America. But is "easy" really good for America? Not according to syndicated radio producer Jerry Stewart. In fact, he says that the easy life is one big problem with America today -- it's bringing us down as a nation.

But why is easy bad for America? Follow Jerry's explanation and draw your own conclusion.

"The explanation is actually quite simple if you think about it. What happens to most anything that's not worked? It dries up, cracks up, breaks up, and eventually quits working. And what about our own bodies? Ever notice what they have to do for a person who is paralyzed or in a coma? A physical therapist actually exercises that person's body for them, because what is not worked in our bodies will waste away to nothing.

And that's what's happening to America. Those Americans who went before us fought hard and sacrificed, finally scraping their way to the top of the hill. Then they stood at the top, proud of their diligence and determination, not knowing that only a few generations later their children and grandchildren would sit like "fatcats" at the top of that hill, not willing to continue that same diligence and determination.

Want a few examples? Here's one. Why can't we get the illegal aliens out of our country? Because they are willing to do the work we are too lazy to do ourselves.

y here in America. But is "easy" really good for America? Not according to syndicated radio producer Jerry Stewart. In fact, he says that the easy life is one big problem with America today -- it's bringing us down as a nation.

But why is easy bad for America? Follow Jerry's explanation and draw your own conclusion.

"The explanation is actually quite simple if you think about it. What happens to most anything that's not worked? It dries up, cracks up, breaks up, and eventually quits working. And what about our own bodies? Ever notice what they have to do for a person who is paralyzed or in a coma? A physical therapist actually exercises that person's body for them, because what is not worked in our bodies will waste away to nothing.

And that's what's happening to America. Those Americans who went before us fought hard and sacrificed, finally scraping their way to the top of the hill. Then they stood at the top, proud of their diligence and determination, not knowing that only a few generations later their children and grandchildren would sit like "fatcats" at the top of that hill, not willing to continue that same diligence and determination.

Want a few examples? Here's one. Why can't we get the illegal aliens out of our country? Because they are willing to do the work we are too lazy to do ourselves.

xplanation is actually quite simple if you think about it. What happens to most anything that's not worked? It dries up, cracks up, breaks up, and eventually quits working. And what about our own bodies? Ever notice what they have to do for a person who is paralyzed or in a coma? A physical therapist actually exercises that person's body for them, because what is not worked in our bodies will waste away to nothing.

And that's what's happening to America. Those Americans who went before us fought hard and sacrificed, finally scraping their way to the top of the hill. Then they stood at the top, proud of their diligence and determination, not knowing that only a few generations later their children and grandchildren would sit like "fatcats" at the top of that hill, not willing to continue that same diligence and determination.

Want a few examples? Here's one. Why can't we get the illegal aliens out of our country? Because they are willing to do the work we are too lazy to do ourselves.

body for them, because what is not worked in our bodies will waste away to nothing.

And that's what's happening to America. Those Americans who went before us fought hard and sacrificed, finally scraping their way to the top of the hill. Then they stood at the top, proud of their diligence and determination, not knowing that only a few generations later their children and grandchildren would sit like "fatcats" at the top of that hill, not willing to continue that same diligence and determination.

Want a few examples? Here's one. Why can't we get the illegal aliens out of our country? Because they are willing to do the work we are too lazy to do ourselves.

a few generations later their children and grandchildren would sit like "fatcats" at the top of that hill, not willing to continue that same diligence and determination.

Want a few examples? Here's one. Why can't we get the illegal aliens out of our country? Because they are willing to do the work we are too lazy to do ourselves. So, if we send all illegal aliens back where they came from, what will happen? Our crops will rot, our ditches won't be dug, many areas of life as we know it will stop because we Americans refuse to do the hard, dirty work. So, the illegal aliens continue to stay -- and they probably will stay.

Did you know that doctors are predicting that in less than 10 years the single largest health problem we will have in our United States is obesity? Oh yeah, we're not always eating right. But, it's not the greasy food that makes our kids fat - it's the laziness - too many video games, too much TV, and not enough sweat and hard work.

When I was a boy, a group of us kids found a beautiful monarch butterfly just coming out of its cocoon. As we watched, it fought and struggled to get out. It would become completely exhausted and stop struggling for long periods of time. Then it would begin to fight again to get out of the cocoon.

Finally, we kids were convinced the butterfly would never make it out, so we oh so carefully cut the cocoon open and the butterfly was free. And when it got out it was beautiful, but the beautiful butterfly never flew away and, finally, it just died.

What was wrong with it? Was it sickly? The next day at school in our science class we found out why that butterfly died - the desperate struggle t