both expressive and asserti assertiveness for boys and girls. i don t disagree with that. i think you ask t you should try to develop your child in all of the lessons and try to develop the creative side as well as the side of your child that is interested in building and construction. i would love to see that, but i am saying the child is going to go his or her own way. you can give a little girl a fire engine or a daughter gave the daughter a toy train and he came downstairs and she was playing with the train and said daddy, i am putting it to sleep. you try as best as you can to get your child to develop in another direction, it doesn t always work. the child comes with a nature and knows who he or she is and there is only so much you can do. if children are too wild we have to calm their natchurnature. we want boys to become gentlemen and we have to influence them. but that doesn t mean turning them to girls. that will not happen. they will find ways to avoid it. it is
want to say crutch but the shepherd, the best way to say it, if that man was senator. went from being a senator and the faith based initiative which had his own naysayers, built into the stronger organization through your leadership through that period, what did you see demand that you were closest to who at one point was a senator go from senator to being elected president, and you were still there when he got the second term which you call legacy. first term is try to get done, second term is to build your legacy. drop that period, what type of movement, what have you seen as far as faith in barack obama? his faith has deepened. it is a great question. he has said that himself. there s something about a constant stream of trials and different things you have to overcome that slows you down and gives you a sense of perspective. president obama is the last person in the room to panic, the first person to say hold on, let s put a strategy together and we will get through thi