Inger Eberhart (pictured, right) is a lobbyist, columnist, and twitterer who lives in the Atlanta area. After exchanging emails with Inger for a few months, I met her (and her mother) in Virginia last year, and the word "vibrant" immediately came to mind.She agreed to a mini-interview with The Castillo Chronicles.
TCC: You are a lobbyist in Georgia. What do you do, exactly?
Inger: As a lobbyist, I educate legislators and others on the impacts of illegal immigration. (TCC note: Go here for a photo of Inger's success as a citizen lobbyist.)
TCC: Complete this sentence: Barack Obama is ___.
Inger: Barack Obama is a menace. He capitalizes on the basest emotions of jealousy, fear, anger, and rage. Class warfare, at its foundation, is jealousy; one desires something another has. Instead of the hope of success through hard work, wisdom, and faith, there is fear and anger that opportunity is a finite resource reserved for a select few, such anger at the misconception of limited opportunity leads to the rage that belies the attitude of entitlement, as evidenced at the Wall Street protests across the country.
TCC: What's one question that you would ask the GOP presidential candidates?
Inger: If you are blessed enough to be elected President of the United States, what would you want your legacy to be, not only as an elected official, but also to your family?
TCC: What's the last memorable book you read?
Inger: I have three, not because they are the most recent, but because they are the most impactful.
1. The Lord of the Rings trilogy. It is the classic struggle of good vs. evil. The Christian allegory is so prevalent throughout the entire series; it shows that just because something (or someone) is small, it does not mean he can't make a difference.
2. The Chronicles of Narnia series. It epitomizes the internal struggle that humans have with their feelings of adequacy. The series shows that with God, you are not only adequate but you can thrive. God has supplied us with all the talents, skills, and abilities to complete His purpose for our lives.
3. The Harry Potter series. I admire how J.K. Rowling took a commonplace event, such as going to school, and built an intriguing, imaginative world around it.
Thanks for sharing, Inger! Narnia and LOTR are also among my all-time favorites.
Ladies and gents, please check out the video, below, if you want to see the fab Miss E giving a TV interview.
3 comments:
This needs to be repeated!!!!
Barack Obama is a menace. He capitalizes on the basest emotions of jealousy, fear, anger, and rage. Class warfare, at its foundation, is jealousy; one desires something another has. Instead of the hope of success through hard work, wisdom, and faith, there is fear and anger that opportunity is a finite resource reserved for a select few, such anger at the misconception of limited opportunity leads to the rage that belies the attitude of entitlement, as evidenced at the Wall Street protests across the country.
Yup.
I hope Inger runs for office.
Inger Eberhart...government employee. I love it!
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