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No freedom to talk! No first Amendment!

   I had to comment on this!
 
No Republican has ever done this to the rules in the House.  I have gotten this artice from Politico and I thank them very much it is too over the top!  (see below)
 
Apparently Pres. Obama can lie about having all the affairs he wants to and the House can't say anything about it!  Is it preventative defense?  Is President Obama having affairs?  Is he giving aid and comfort to the enemy? 
 
Does this now mean he can have affairs with foreign women and give them state secrets?  What is the motivation?
 
What has Obama been doing behind closed doors?  What are they worrying about?
 
Here is the aticle:  (thanks again Politico!)
 

House guidelines for Presidential put-downs

House Rules Committee Chairwoman Louise Slaughter (D-NY) has released a helpful, updated primer for members regarding their conduct on the floor and in committees.

Especially useful: The section on how to properly insult the executive branch in the in the chamber.

"Disgrace" and "nitwits" -- okay.

"Liar" or "sexual misconduct" -- ixnay.

Under section 370 of the House Rules and Manual it has been held that a Member could:

• refer to the government as “something hated, something oppressive.”
• refer to the President as “using legislative or judicial pork.”
• refer to a Presidential message as a “disgrace to the country.”
• refer to unnamed officials as “our half-baked nitwits handling foreign affairs.”

Likewise, it has been held that a member could not:

• call the President a “liar.”
• call the President a “hypocrite.”
• describe the President’s veto of a bill as “cowardly.”
• charge that the President has been “intellectually dishonest.”
• refer to the President as “giving aid and comfort to the enemy.”
• refer to alleged “sexual misconduct on the President’s part.”

 

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Letter from my agent

 
 

As most of you know I spent 13 days in the hospital last month most of these in ICU and 8 of them in a drug induced coma on a ventilator fighting for my life. I contracted the H1N1 Virus which settled into my lungs and caused a horrible case of double viral pneumonia. The pneumonia that comes with H1N1 is worse than regular pneumonia because it normally comes on fast, it’s viral so there aren’t any antibiotics that work with it, and it doesn’t just fill up your lungs with fluid it deflates the air sacs in your lungs and stiffens them so you cannot get enough oxygen (see the video illustration in the article attached). The doctor said that small children under six, elderly over 60, and persons with compromised immune systems (especially those with diabetes, severe heart disease, cancer, HIV, asthma, obesity, other immune disorders, and pregnant women) are the most susceptible.

 

If the H1N1 is diagnosed early (within 24-72 hours) then your symptoms can be decreased through the use of the antiviral medications such as Tamiflu which your doctor will prescribe. Sadly, the test that they run in the doctors office can be wrong 20-30% of the time. This was the case with me. I went to the doctor when I got sick and the test showed negative for H1N1 flu and the regular flu. I was told to go home and “ride it out” and was given a prescription for antibiotics “just in case”. A few days later I was so sick that I had to be driven to the doctors office. They took me from there to the hospital in an ambulance. I was tested again for H1N1 and this time it came back positive. However, due to the delay in the diagnosis the pneumonia had already set into my lungs and was very severe.

 

I am asking everyone to please spread the word about H1N1 and encourage those who are at risk to receive the H1N1 vaccine as soon as it becomes available in October. I am so blessed and so thankful that the Lord carried me through and that he still has a purpose for me here on this earth. Most of you know that I can still barely talk about this blessing without tearing up. With that in mind I am on a mission to share my experience with everyone that I can. I am hoping that you will also share this information with your friends and loved ones. If just one person who may be at risk reads this and takes the necessary precautions to avoid this terrible virus then that could be one life saved which means this email was more than worth my time to sit down and type.  

 

I am attaching a link to an article that comes from “The Early Show”. It gives the best and clearest description of H1N1 that I have come across. After reading the article please click on the video to the left of it. It gives a great illustration of what happens when someone is infected with H1N1. The statistics they give at the end of the article and during the last 10 seconds of the illustration are very sobering.

 

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/09/02/earlyshow/health/main5281696.shtml

 

Thanks for giving me a few minutes of your time guys. I pray that everyone stays healthy and blessed.

 

Hugs,

Dawna

 

"I will move ahead, bold and confident. Taking every step in obedience" - While I'm Waiting ~ John Waller, Album: The Blessing

 

For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. – Jeremiah 29:11    

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Answer to Bill Kirby

 
 
 

Mr. Kirby,

I’m weighing in on this subject because you don’t have one scintilla of balance in your columns on tenant/landlord issues.

If a person really wanted to help the issue, the solution is not more government regulation and still another body blow to any chance a landlord has at making a profit.

Any regulation promulgated simply reduces profit even further.  Landlords do not make zillions of dollars off the misery of tenants rather it is more likely the tenants destroy the homes they  live in while insuring that owners never realize a profit at all!

The real solution is to allow owners to evict tenants promptly upon non-payment of rent by the 15th of the month unless the tenant can negotiate with the owner another deal.

Nearly all folks can constructively evict themselves if the conditions are so egregious  where they are living.

If an owner say is making $100 a month in cash flow above their mortgage and management fee they are doing well.  Now if the tenant destroys the new carpet and messes up the walls then the $2400 realized from the rent doesn’t insure a profit but probably a $2000 or so loss.

So what’s the deal now? Inspect the properties and then have the owners pay for the mess caused by the tenants?

Who owns the house the tenant or the owner?

Ralph Reagan

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My letter to the Heritage foundation!

 

 July 30, 2009

 Dear Folks,

 Thanks for asking my opinion! 

I know my answers are not totally what you want but in order for me to be encouraged by spending cuts they must be accompanied by tax cuts and lower income tax for individuals.  This country grew great without individual’s income being taxed at all!  Why then must we maintain our greatness by the income tax?  Remember the foolish Galatians?  Who thought once they were saved by faith and had to now earn their faith?

Corporate welfare is not fair but it does reduce the tax burden.  Taxing corporations does not save the taxpayers anything since all taxes paid by corporations are merely passed on to the consumer.

Also deficits are stupid and ignorant, but repaying loans is not a social program!  Therefore a deficit is “wiser” than a social program.  Until we end (Sine Die) all social programs people will continue to be slothful, lazy, and uneducated.  Until they have to scrap for themselves this country will continue to be burdened by the lazy, slothful, and ignorant.

The answer has always been harvest your crops yourself!  Sow in season, reap in season, Period!

One or two time handouts is not immoral but should be a privately funded endeavor.

Enslavement is always wrong especially under the guise of charity. 

 The problem IS government spending.  The underlying problem is dependence on government.

 If you depend on government it will depend on you! (think $$$$)

 Ralph Reagan

Fiscal and Social Conservative

 

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What caused the Problem???

  “The LoPerps always seem to find a way to blame everyone else but themselves”… Rush Limbaugh
 
 

The Cause of the 2008 Financial Crisis                                      

As someone who spent the majority of his life as an international bank analyst and executive, I learned, that to fix a problem, one needs to understand what caused it. It can be difficult to see because sometimes it takes time for the effects of bad decisions to manifest themselves. It also requires that we examine the facts rather than our emotional biases.

The facts are that approximately 6% of all mortgage loans in United States were in default in mid September 2008. Historically, defaults were less than one third of that, i.e., from 0.25% to 2%.

A huge portion of the increased mortgage loan defaults are what are referred to as ‘sub prime’ loans.  Most of the sub-prime loans have been made to borrowers with poor credit ratings, no down payment on the home financed, and/or no verification of income or assets (Alt-A’s). Close to 25% of sub-prime and Alt-A’s loans are in default.

These loans increased dramatically as a 9/30/99 New York Times article explained, “In a move that could help increase homeownership rates among minorities and low income consumers, the Fannie Mae Corp. is easing the credit requirements on loans that it will purchase from banks and other lenders.”

Why would banks make such risky loans? The answer is that the Clinton administration pressured the banks to help poor people become homeowners, a noble liberal idea. Also the Clinton Justice Department threatened banks with lawsuits and fines ($10,000 per application) for redlining (discrimination) if they did not make these loans. Also ACORN (Obama’s, community service organization) was instrumental in providing borrowers and pressuring the banks to make these loans.

To allow Fannie Mae to make more loans, President Clinton also reduced Fannie Mae’s capital requirement to 2.5%. That means it could purchase and/or guarantee $97.50 in mortgages for every $2.50 it had in equity to cover possible bad debts. If more than 2.5% of the loans go bad, the taxpayers (us) have to pay for them. That is what this bailout is all about. It is not the government paying the banks for the bad loans, it is us!!

Principally Senate Democrats (and a few liberal ‘moderate Republicans) demanded that Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac (FM&FM) buy more of these risky loans to help the poor. Since the mortgages purchased and guaranteed by FM&FM were ostensibly backed by the US government, the loans were re-sold primarily to investment banks which in turn bundled most of them, taking a hefty fee, and sold the mortgages to investors all over the world as virtually risk free.

As long as the Federal Reserve (another government created agency) kept interest rates artificially low, monthly mortgage payments were low and housing prices went up. Many home owners got home equity loans to pay their first mortgages and credit card debt.

Unfortunately home prices peaked in the winter of 2005-06 and the house of cards started to crumble. People could no longer increase their mortgage debt to pay previous debts. Now, we taxpayers are being told we have to bail out the banks and everyone in the world who bought these highly risky loans. The politicians in Congress (mostly Democrats) do not want you to know they caused the mess.

During the past 8 years, the Bush administration made 17 attempts to reform FM&FM, having been made aware by whistleblowers that the books had been cooked by Clinton appointees, James Johnson and Franklin Raines (Barack Obama financial advisors) who gave large bonuses to themselves and other Clinton appointees by falsely showing huge profits.

In 2005, John McCain submitted a Fannie Mae reform bill. Democrats blocked it in Committee from getting to the Senate floor for a vote as were the other 17 attempts.

By 2006 there was enough evidence of malfeasance that Raines was forced out. He had paid himself over $90 million. The courts ordered him to pay back $40 million in fines, bonuses and stock options that he gave himself based on false financial statements of Fannie Mae profits.

In the 2006 elections, the Democrats took control of the House and Senate. There are plenty of videos on the internet showing many Democrats including Senate Banking Committee Chairman Democrat Christopher Dodd and House Banking Committee Chairman Barney Frank, responsible with overseeing FM & FM, assuring us that there were no problems with FM&FM right up to their collapse.

Not surprisingly, virtually all the investment banks that are in trouble and being bailed out are run by financial supporters of Obama and other Democrats. Secretary of the Treasury Paulsen was head of Goldman Sachs and has a close relationship with China, the largest holder of our mortgage debt. The new head of the $700 million bailout is also from Goldman Sachs. This is like letting the fox be in charge of hen house security.

It was announced that our government will infuse capital into the troubled banks. This gives whoever is in power of our government the ability to force the same kind of abuses that have caused this massive banking crisis in the first place.

Barack Obama received more campaign donations that any other politician in the past three years from Fannie Mae and Wall Street. FM&FM have been virtually private piggy banks of campaign contributions for Democrats for the past 10 years. Yes, a token amount went to some Republicans.

And there is plenty of blame to go around in this financial crisis, but the reason it happened was 100% caused by a government that forced a liberal policy initiated by President Clinton and reforms primarily blocked by Democrats. One would never know this by watching the news or reading newspapers.

Until the majority of our citizens understand whom (government liberals) and what (liberalism/socialism) caused this mess, we will allow our elected officials, through massive inflation, to lower the standard of living of those of us who are financially prudent and give our earnings to those who are not prudent.

The big excuse for the bailout is that credit markets had frozen up. But it is not true. The Federal Reserve’s own published data show that credit did not dry up, it leveled off, in that it started lending only to good credit risks, as it should have been doing all along.

The only way this can be rectified is to allow the people who made the mistakes to take their losses. It is called taking personal responsibility for ones actions.

Already we see that the bailout has had virtually no effect on the markets other than to cause huge sell offs because smart investors see that the USA is adopting failed liberal socialist policies. Our government is following in the footsteps of Hoover and Roosevelt.

We do not need to have another depression, but the government is taking the steps to make it happen. The taxpayer financed bailout should be reversed immediately as it will only encourage more irresponsible fraudulent behavior.

James F. Davis

23 Sourwood Lane

Hayesville, NC 28904

828 389 8971

jfd11@cornell.edu      

Note: Mr. Davis spent most of his adult life as an international banker, having been head of various banks Latin American, European, and International Divisions. He lived and worked for Chase in New York, Europe and Latin America.  He is a Director of Accuracy in Media.

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Gay Toleration

Perez Hilton: The foul face of 'gay' activism
Matt Barber - Guest Columnist - 4/24/2009 9:45:00 AM

Matt BarberYou may have heard. During Sunday's Miss USA pageant openly "gay" activist and pageant judge Perez Hilton – the self-styled "Queen of Media" – ambushed Carrie Prejean – the openly Christian Miss California – with a politically loaded question on so-called "same-sex marriage." Prejean's candid answer – as both Hilton and Miss USA organizer Donald Trump later admitted – likely cost her the crown.
 
From the moment she opened her mouth, Prejean has given liberals a clinic in class.  Hilton, on the other hand (a.k.a. Mario Armando Lavandeira), has provided the world a sneak peek into the soul of homosexual activism.

 

This is one for the up-is-down-black-is-white hall of fame. The media's fabricated flap over Prejean's answer – a public defense of legitimate marriage – has a reasonable America scratching its collective noggin in stunned disbelief. Not because of the answer she gave Perez – which was both well received by the pageant audience and overwhelmingly shared by about 70 percent of Americans – but, rather, because of Hilton's hate-filled, misogynistic response to her answer and the disgraceful, knee-jerk defense of that response by liberals in Hollywood, the media, and organized homosexuality.
 
After Hilton asked the lovely and talented Miss California whether "every state" should legalize "same-sex marriage," Prejean responded: "In my country, in my family...I believe that a marriage should be between a man and a woman. No offense to anybody out there, but that's how I was raised and that's how I think it should be – between a man and a woman.
 
Oh the humanity!
 
Evidently this was not the rooty-tooty-fresh-n'-fruity answer Hilton had hoped for.  He promptly marked Prejean's score card with a zero, plopped down in front of the television cameras, and publicly called the pageant contestant a "dumb b****".
 
He then yammered to a sympathetic Norah O'Donnell on MSNBC that, not only was he refusing to apologize, he was actually "thinking the C-word." This, of course, one of the vilest things anyone can call a woman. Yet, rather than taking Hilton to task, O'Donnell joined in on the bash-fest, criticizing Prejean for her traditional view.
 
But Hilton wasn't done yet. Ramping up his vicious attack on the Christian California bombshell, he dove headlong into the annals of dirt-baggery lore by salaciously defacing a photo of Prejean.
 
How did Prejean react?
 
While talking to Matt Lauer on NBC's Today Show she said, "I knew at that moment after I answered the question, I knew, I was not going to win because of my answer, because I had spoken from my heart, from my beliefs and for my God....I wouldn't have answered it differently. The way I answered may have been offensive. With that question specifically, it's not about being politically correct. For me it was being biblically correct."
 
On the Fox News Channel's Hannity program, Prejean shared, "You know, I forgive him. I know that he's angry for whatever reason. I know there must be a bigger issue going on in his life."
 
Like I said – class.
 
Still, Perez Hilton isn't alone in his hatred for Prejean or the three-fourths of Americans who share her opposition to the novel and incongruous concept of "gay marriage."
 
For example, Wayne Besen, a prominent leader in the homosexual activist community, unbelievably went on Fox News' O'Reilly Factor to defend Hilton. He picked up Hilton's anti-Christian torch, incredibly charging that it was Prejean, not Hilton, whose millennia old recognition of biblical marriage "was divisive." Besen then added insult to injury and revealed his true rainbow colors by tagging the 70 percent of Americans who oppose "gay marriage" as "bigots."
 
This whole hateful affair provides the perfect metaphor for the current divide between defenders of traditional sexual morality and the extremist "qu--r" activist movement. As Congress debates the constructive repeal of both the Fourteenth Amendment guarantee of "equal protection under the law" and the First Amendment guarantees of free speech and freedom of religion through passage of discriminatory and wholly unnecessary "hate crimes" legislation, this little episode once again reminds us that the self-described champions of "tolerance" and "diversity" are the most intolerant and hateful among us. 


Read Matt Barber's earlier commentary: Separate but unequal protection 


How soon we forget. Just hearken back a few months to the passage of California's Proposition 8, which restored the definition of natural marriage to the Golden State. There we all played witness to "gay" activist calls for church burnings, Mormon Temple vandalism, death threats against Prop 8 supporters, and quasi-riotous assaults against peaceful Christian marriage supporters.
 
So, insofar as liberals continue to dig their own hole by defending Hilton and piling on Prejean, I submit they're doing the other 70 percent of us a favor. In their biting anger, they've cast aside the sublime mask of "tolerance," revealing an ugly, desperate, and most intolerant countenance below.
 
For that, I say thank you. For your treatment of Carrie Prejean, I say shame on you.

 

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Preserve the Constitution, Save the Economy!

 
                                                                        By Rep. John M. Blust           April 15, 2009


To Fix the Economy, Be True to the Constitution

Thousands of Americans have been attending tea parties all over the country to protest the outrageously reckless spending in Washington and the unprecedented levels of debt the federal government is incurring in the name of saving our economy. 

The root of the fiscal problems is that the United States broke loose from its constitutional moorings of limited government and private property rights. Institutions long venerated were debased as too many politicians disregarded constitutionally prescribed processes by which they were to operate government institutions. Once the Constitutional restraints were broken, politicians were free to follow the whims of the moment and do whatever they thought they could get away with.   To fix the problem, fundamental reform is needed in order to get back within our constitutional system.

The founders of our constitutional republic were much smarter and much more faithful to principle than the feckless politicians of today. Perhaps former Supreme Court Justice Joseph Storey, writing more than 150 years ago said it most eloquently: “Let the American youth never forget that they possess a noble inheritance, bought by the toils and sufferings and blood of their ancestors; and capable, if wisely improved and faithfully guarded, of transmitting to their latest posterity all the substantial blessings of life, the peaceful enjoyment of liberty, of property, of religion, and of independence. The structure has been erected by architects of consummate skill and fidelity; its foundations are solid; its compartments are beautiful as well as useful; its arrangements are full of wisdom and order; and its defenses are impregnable from without. It has been reared for immortality, if the work of man may justly aspire to such a title.  It may nevertheless, perish in an hour by the folly, or corruption, or negligence of its only keepers, THE PEOPLE.” 

It is time for the people to stand up and demand better form the politicians they elect! We must faithfully guard and transmit to future generations the constitution we inherited from our worthy ancestors.   The task should begin with Congress – the branch intended by the framers to be the one closest to the people. It is the branch that can be repaired the quickest if enough people demand that it change.

Congress has become so debased that it is no longer even capable of producing good legislation. Two leading political scientists, Norman Ornstein and Thomas Mann of the

left-leaning Brookings Institution wrote a book about Congress a few years ago called The Broken Branch. Mann and Ornstein describe Congress as “an institution that has strayed far from its deliberative roots and a body that does not live up to the aspirations of envisioned for it by the framers. This problem is not just stylistic, or something that offends academics and other analysts. Bad process leads to bad policy – and often can lead to bad behavior, including ethical lapses. Those consequences affect all of us….The need for change, we believe, is compelling and urgent.”

The House of Representatives was set up so that every citizen of the United States of America would have equal representation in that body. It consists of 435 members who are supposed to have the same powers, rights and privileges to represent the interests of the people of every congressional district. Each state has two Senators and each Senator is supposed to be one one-hundredth of that body. But the Senate and the House of Representatives have been corrupted over the years so that a few powerful legislators can too often impose their will on the Senate and the House and bully the other members to go meekly along. This deprives millions of US citizens of their right to equal representation in the United States Congress. This is fundamentally at odds with the Constitution.  

Perhaps the most egregious example of Congress at its worse and of the fact that tens of millions of Americans lack real representation in that great institution was the “$787 billion “economic stimulus” bill The final version of the stimulus was passed so quickly through both the Senate and the House on February 13, 2009 – fittingly a Friday the 13th – that no one alive, certainly no member of Congress, even knew what they were actually voting on. . House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had the House version of the bill drawn up in secret and amendments were not allowed. The bill was basically “take it or leave it” with the President claiming that a failure to vote for the bill was a vote to destroy the US economy.  

Just weeks after the Friday the 13th vote, most members of Congress publically professed outrage that AIG executives received $165 millions in performance bonuses for the period in which the company was being saved from bankruptcy by a $130 billion taxpayer bailout. Had any of the Congressmen or Senators been able to read the stimulus bill, they would have known that the bill expressly provided for these bonuses. How could these lawmakers profess to be “shocked, shocked” by what they had themselves so hastily voted for a few weeks earlier?

The justification for many of the horrible bills Congress has passes the last six months bill was that the economy will completely stop functioning very shortly if the bill under consideration were not passed at once. That was a steady refrain since late September, 2008. The claim is that we “have to do something.” Sometimes something can be done that makes a bad situation even worse. 

The Democrats blame former President Bush for all of the bills they claim they need to pass to deal with the economy. The problems in the economy did not materialize over night and there is blame enough to go around. Certainly President Bush did not handle the situation well when it first surfaced last September and he was the first to request a bailout bill The Democrats in Congress, including then Senator Barack Obama, hastily embraced, whether it was constitutional or not.

But the bad economy did not justify bad and unconstitutional legislation. If a small fire developed in your kitchen, and the firemen showed up with a tanker truck and proceeded to attempt to put out the fire by spraying gasoline on it, could they justify the counterproductive and foolish action by claiming they had inherited the fire? A bad situation does not excuse a bad attempt to fix it. The economy got in trouble because of enormous amounts of debt that could not be repaid. The problem will not be solved by incurring trillions more of debt that will be extremely difficult to repay.

The levels of spending and the debt being proposed by the President and enacted by the Congress are truly staggering. There were numerous bailout bills totaling more than a trillion dollars, a budget blueprint that will add $9.3 trillion more to the federal debt over the next ten years, and a $410 billion supplemental appropriations bill which contained almost 9,000 earmarks – many of which were wasteful on their face. (This supplemental appropriations act was signed by President Obama even though candidate Obama promised to end earmarks and go through the budget line-by-line making cuts).  

The crushing burden current politicians are piling on future generations of Americans will have to be repaid by enormous tax rates combined with unprecedented levels of inflation. This is what those attending the tea parties are voicing their concerns about. After the tea parties are over, the only true keepers of the Constitution, the people need to stay engaged and demand reforms that will return this country to the constitutional government that served us so well for over two centuries. 

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Obama What is he thinking?

 

 

Hitler Youth - by Nathan Krekula

Hitler Youth was the persona of discipline of the Third Reich and a well organized one at that. In 1939, the German law made it compulsory that all youth attend Hitler Youth events. The Hitler Youth focused on 10 to 18 year olds. There were separate organizations for boys and girls. The task of the boys section was to prepare the boys for military service. For girls, the organization prepared them for motherhood. We all know the evils of the Third Reich and the atrocities Hitler planned to act out in what he called “the Arian race.”

You would think that this evil was long put to rest at the end of World War II, but you would be wrong. Passed by the House of Representatives with a 321-105 margin, HR 1388: the Generations Invigorating Volunteerism and Education Act, dubbed the “GIVE” act, would require the US government to develop a plan to implement a “service requirement for all able young people.” This service sounds a lot like the Hitler Youth. What is more scary than the potential of making participation in GIVE mandatory is the activities prohibited by participants include lobbying, protesting, unionizing, participating in the political process, and even church attendance (Sec. 1304, Sec. 125). Yes, church attendance. This is a clear and intentional violation of the First Amendment.

When we give our children to the government, we lose our freedom. Why would we so willingly give our youth over to socialism and poison all the blood shed for freedom? The government should not and cannot take on the job of the church and should not see itself as philanthropic. Service cannot replace religion. What better way to pull this nation deeper into socialism than, like Hitler, indoctrinating the youth of the USA with the lie of socialism. HR 1388 passed the House on March 18, 2009, and the Senate on March 26, 2009, and each day left-wing Marxists are moving us closer to the edge of the collapse of this great Nation.

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David Robinson retiring from Race!

David Robinson Withdraws from State Chairman's Race

David_RobinsonIn an email to media and supporters, formerWake County GOP chairman, David Robinson (left/Katy Benningfield photo), announced he has withdrawn from the race for GOP State Chairman. 

In his withdrawal announcement, he wrote the following letter, stressing what he'd like to see happen with the NC Republican Party:

Dear Fellow Republicans:

As many of you know I have decided to withdraw my candidacy for Chairman of the NCGOP.  The privilege of this candidacy was a true pleasure.  I have met many committed conservatives and am confident that our Party is alive and well.  I have also made a number of observations during my travels from county to county, as follows:

1.  This is a very big state.  The Republican party under-utilizes the Congressional District organizations; which should not be used just to bring information to the Party, but should be used by the party to distribute our Republican message.  In addition, the Republican Party should have a Media and PR presence in each of the 4-6 media markets in this State.  Volunteer regional spokespeople should be carefully chosen and constantly utilized.  In addition, a simple media production capability at the NCGOP headquarters will also quickly pay for itself.

2.  County party organizations should raise money.  Great things would happen if every county party in this State would raise at least $10,000/year.  County party officers should be trained in fundraising, as necessary.  When you don't ask for money you have already made a potential donor's decision for them - and that's a presumptuous and costly thing to do.

3.  "Grassroots" means rolling up your sleeves.  Republicans cannot genuinely speak about a grassroots resurgence while at the same time passively awaiting the next Ronald Reagan.  Our Party can still win big in this State; but only if the winning effort begins at the block captain/precinct chair level.  I have met a number of Republican activists who are hoping the next NCGOP Chair/Presidential Hopeful will raise all of the money, do all the work to spread the message, and excite the masses.  This is naïve; each and every one of us needs to be the message - now.

4.  There are two distinct uses of political technology.  Twitter and blogs and the like can be useful tools for connecting hard-core activists.  But we should also remember to use technologies to connect new voters with our message.  Communications portals aimed at the non-activist voter marketplace should: (1) be clean and professional looking; (2) be informative, but not overly cumbersome to use; and (3) exist simply to get people involved - by requesting a newsletter, donating money, joining an auxiliary, or even just by downloading voter guides.  Many county parties have websites that are geared solely to the activist audience.  This must change.  Even the NCGOP website could stand to be re-worked - too many articles that no one reads and an online donation program that is ineffective.

5.  While we must fight the Democratic Party's ideology and agenda, our true enemy is apathy.  Our like-minded meighbors are generally apathetic for all the right reasons: they are raising and educating children, building businesses, taking care of relatives, paying taxes, and paying bills.  But, to succeed, the Republican Party must convince their neighbors to add one more thing to their busy schedules - to get involved politically.  Sure, a conservative message will resonate.  But, a personal invitation to get involved is the best way to bring folks into our Party.  Again, this is a 'grassroots' responsibility.

6.  Our conventions do not look like our platform in many respects.  Very few minorities; very few young families; very few young people.   We must build bridges to these groups - and we must do so quickly.  The NCGOP must monitor and respond, in Spanish if necessary, to published misinformation in the media.  The NCGOP must engage entrepreneurs and small business owners, of all races.  The NCGOP must court social conservatives, of all races.  And, the NCGOP must tap into the frustrations among all taxpayers, transcending race, with governments that have for too long overstepped their constitutional boundaries.

7.  We spend far more time talking about how we will 'carve up the pie' than we do in 'baking a bigger pie.'  Of particular, personal concern is the NCGOP request that each member of the State Executive Committee contribute $120/year to the Party.  The level of commitment, at present, is pitiful.  Why would a large donor contribute to our efforts if our activists don't believe in their own product?  Executive Committee members - write your checks now - for the future of our Party.

8.  An email address should be the minimum price of admission to any Republican function.  Period.

9.  I have traveled many miles with the other four declared candidates for NCGOP Chair, and I have enjoyed their company and commitment to the Republican Party.  Each brings distinct talents and energies to their campaign - talents and energies that I am confident will translate into positive momentum in the 2009 and all-important 2010 campaign seasons.  I am not going to endorse anyone for this position.  If the Republican Party is to win, then the minimum commitment for any Republican activist should be to research each candidate and reach their own conclusion.  Your decision is simply too important to be swayed by my opinion.  I do look forward to seeing many of my new friends in Raleigh in June.  Please, please, spread the word - let's have the largest convention gathering ever.  Let's show our opponents that we mean business in 2009 and 2010!

10.  Finally, I have been convinced and convicted over and over again these past few months that this Nation is indeed the last best hope for man on earth.  God bless America.

 


                                                            See you in Raleigh!

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Does the Flag still wave?

 
 
 

To : Carteret County News-Times                              Letter to The Editor

Does Our Flag Still Wave?

Some years ago, a Cuban refugee lady came to work at my office. When I expressed regret that she had to flee her homeland she replied with a statement I’ve never forgotten:

“Don’t feel sorry for me. I had a place to flee to. When the Marxists come for you,

you’ll have no where to run.”

Now, in my seventies, I feel very fortunate to have lived when I have. I’m afraid that

I have lived in the best of times, and I am now seeing a change in my country that may

mean it will never again be as it was. 

I believe that our country is being led by a Marxist (i.e.) “the holder of a belief in which the class struggle is the central force for change.”  I come to that conclusion with great

regret. I do wish the best for our country, and to our likeable, charismatic President Obama, but his background and his actions lead me to a conclusion that seems inescapable.

I would like to think that President Obama is simply another power grubbing Chicago politician who would live without rules except for winning. I could live with someone

I would dislike but could understand since I was once the suburban version of a ward boss in Cook County in the late 1960’s.  

The most classic expression, to date, of Chicago style politics I knew, is the White House wanting to grab the census machinery to build the new Democrat hegemony. Chief of Staff Rohm Emanuel is expert in the “no holds barred” and “win at any cost” style of Chicago politics. He is the Felix Dzerzhinsky of the Obama cabinet.

But there is a lot worse, I fear, to come.

The main stream media hasn’t told us very much about President Obama’s past. His neighbors in Chicago, like Ayers, are from the University of Chicago, long a hot-bed of American Marxism. Who did he work for in his early years and what did he do as a community organizer?

Did Obama’s campaign exchange with Joe the Plumber had a familiar ring, “From each according to his ability; to each according to his need?”   

Obama is the product of the Industrial Areas Foundation operating in South Chicago, an activist group started by a Marxist named Saul Alinsky who died in 1971. Alinsky helped establish the confrontational politics of the 1960’s and currently his two most notable disciples are Hillary Clinton and Barrack Obama. Read Alinsky’s book called “Rules for Radicals” and you’ll begin to understand where Mr. Obama is coming from, and what he truly believes. 

For openers, understand that the term “Community Organizer,” Obama’s job, is a soft version of what Alinsky characterizes as “revolutionaries.”

Reading Alinsky, one appreciates the need for “bad guy” opponents,  ranging from President Bush and Wall Street to “the rich.”  It is interesting to see the Obama folks continue to pound on their inherited “Bush recession.” What a contrast to George W. who tried to fight two wars with an under-strength army without ever blaming his predecessor. 

Have you ever wondered why we could muster 500,000 troops in the first Gulf War and had less than 200,000 for the second. Bill Clinton produced budget surpluses on the backs of the military, and reduced the number of U.S. Army divisions by one-half.  Why was this never reported in the main stream media. Bush, sadly, was too much a gentleman to blame Clinton. (Not a problem with Obama.)

Obama will trim the military budget the same way as Clinton to balance the budget. Note the new talks with the Taliban and a troop surge in Afghanistan far less than requested.  I fear for the brave Afghan men and women I met in Afghanistan who are betting their lives on the U.S. I haven’t forgotten some other folks, in Southeast Asia, who made the same bet and lost.

A footnote on “the rich:” I have been amused for years to find that political definitions of the rich is set at an amount a bit higher than the salary of Congress. It’s always been that way.

But, I digress. Let’s return to our Marxist friend, Saul Alinsky.   

Alinsky divides Americans into the “Haves,” the “Have Nots,” and the “Have A Little, Want More.” The third group is the great middle class on which political success clearly resides and the critical vehicle in achieving the overthrow of “The Haves.” 

Let’s look at some of the rules learned by young Obama and then taught by him as an instructor:

The third rule of ethics of ways and means is that in war, the end justifies almost any means.”

 

“To know power and not fear it is essential to its constructive use and control.”

 

“The ego of the organizer is stronger and more monumental than the ego of the leader. The leader is driven by the desire for power while the organizer is driven to create [like a new society]. The organizer is reaching to be a great Creator, to play God.”

 

“Before men can act, they must be polarized.” Oh how useful are those Wall Street bonuses and corporate jets to create distaste and distrust of “the haves.”

People do not know what they want.” [We’ll teach them!]

 

“The first step in community organization is community disorganization. All change means disorganization of the old and organization of the new.”

 

“An organizer must stir up dissatisfaction and discontent; provide a channel in which people can pour out their frustrations.” 

 

“First rule is that power is not only what you have, but what your enemy thinks you have.

 

“Third rule is whenever possible go outside the experience of your enemy”. [As in theforeclosure and banking crises.]

 

“The fourth rule is make your enemy live up to his book of own rules.” A classic Obama example was the campaign finance rules followed by John McCain and ignored by Obama.

“The fifth rule is ridicule as man’s most potent weapon.” This one is used by the White House every day and a favorite of most socialist/Marxists.

The eighth rule is “keep the pressure on.” This is why Obama seems to be engaged almost daily in a political campaign that was supposed to be over. Alinsky also taught that “organizers” focus on multiple crusades and approaches utilizing all possible issues at the same time. Pundits have asked why Obama doesn’t hold some issues, like the impossibly expensive national health care, until the financial crisis is past. Obama will follow Alinsky, not the pundits.

“The thirteenth rule: Pick the target, freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it.” The need for targets is key to focusing successful attacks. Freezing means you disregard other causes for a problem, blaming only the target. (Ignore the politician culprits and focus on “greedy bankers..”)

Forgive me, friends, I don’t mean to repeat the book. Read it for yourself. Make up your own mind. Does Alinksky’s training explain, to you, some of the more inexplicable, and dangerous, of Obama’s actions?

How does one explain a policy which runs contrary to the experience of successfully dealing with previous recessions going back to John F. Kennedy? Obama tells us instead that reducing spending and taxes “has never worked.” He seems enamored of the failed experiments of the Great Depression and ignores the lessons that they, and Jimmy Carter, taught.  He has a doctrinaire set of beliefs, based on his Marxist training from Alinsky.  Obama is a classic “True Believer,” within the definitions of author Erich Hoffer, another “must read” to understand our president.

Who in their right mind would raise taxes on the very people, small businesses, likely to create new jobs – and ignore them in the so-called stimulus plan? 

Who would decrease the deductions for charitable giving in the midst of a near depression, when the need for charitable giving is far greater than before? (Did you know that non-profits produce benefits at costs of 25 cents or less per dollar, government requires 75 cents per dollar?) 

Who would impose a new, high cost to consumers in the midst of a recession

by imposing “Cap and Trade” taxes on energy emissions to appease the environmentalists in the name of one of the greatest frauds of our time – “global warming?”

(You remember the environmentalists, those lobbyists who refused to allow construction of new levees in New Orleans by the Corps of Engineers twenty years ago and block oil exploration and nuclear energy today.)

What thinking person can be willing to embrace nationalized health care in the midst of a recession? Without us, where will wealthy Canadians go for the best medicine available anywhere in the world? I wish some of you had my own experience, waiting with a Canadian friend, dying of cancer, sitting for hours to get a refill on pain medicine. Where, in a recession, or afterward, will the money come from? Try rationing, my friends.

Who would persist in policies which seem to perpetuate the housing and banking crises without solving them? (Who in their right mind would look to leadership by Barney Franks and Chris Dodd, those Democrat chairs of key banking committees and creators of the frauds of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac – the real culprits of the “Bush financial crisis” who promoted home ownership as a new entitlement. Those two successfully resisted Republican efforts to reform Fannie and Freddie two years ago, unnoticed by the press or, sadly, much of the electorate.) 

Which idiots in the financial regulatory community, uncorrected by Obama, will continue to insist on keeping “mark to market” accounting rules that create fictional losses in the many billions for banks?

Who want to make our industry less competitive in world markets by insisting on removing secret ballots for union elections? 

Who now believes in Obama promises such as “transparency” after a stimulus bill that no one had time to read? Who believes that “earmarks” have been banned from budgets, after seeing 8,400 earmarks in the current Omnibus bill?

When will Obama realize that when Wall Street is failing so is Main Street? Some 60 million Americans invested in the stock market are pinning their future retirement hopes on the market’s recovery. Or do some social planners want all of us entirely dependent on the government? 

Is Obama invested in failure and continuing crisis? Is he counting on continued crisis to get the country, or at least the Democrats, to adopt radical “change” such as national health care and trillion dollar budgets.   Normally, a new president will try to get one major new program adopted. This president may be counting on failure and continuing crisis to get through many more than one or two radical programs. He is following the rules of Marxist Alinsky!

Maybe the 23 per cent of Americans who believe that government is the source of money will believe it even after we begin paying by inflation for the trillions we are so blithely borrowing. (Isn’t there anyone now alive who went through the Carter experience? Where we are going will resemble more the Weimar Republic of the 1920s than Jimmy Carter.)

Who wants this country to fail as a free, capitalist society? Obama must have had some powerful mentors since his early days. You don’t jump from community organizer to State Senator, then U.S. Congress, and then Presidential Candidate in four short years without some very powerful help. Do we know who those helpers were? It wasn’t light weights like Ayers or Rev. Wright. What do these helper want? Are they fellow Marxists? Or, does Alinsky tell us all we need to know? 

Saul Alinsky and his kind knew very well and trained others in how to start revolutions. Marxists are good at that. But they have never had a clue on how free markets work, and will prove that once again.

I find the last verse of the opening stanza of our national anthem to be prophetic when it asks, “Does our flag still wave …?”

Dr. Walt Schaw

March 12, 2009

Published 3/18/09

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February 25, 2009


After reading Chris Sliwa’s op-ed piece (“Obama inspires students”, Feb. 18th) I wonder where many successful adults got their inspiration prior to the election of our new President. Mr. Sliwa informs us in his piece that the students at Fayetteville State University are now “more serious, focused and they work harder to achieve their goals because they see that the boundaries are limitless”. I beg to differ, and I find it sad that so many students at Fayetteville State University were paying tuition while presumably not working to the best of their abilities to achieve their goals prior to November 4, 2008. Consider many very accomplished individuals both historically and in the present day, including Dr Ben Carson, Miles Davis, Frederick Douglass, Michael Jordan, Ronald McNair, Rosa Parks, Colin Powell, Condoleezza Rice, Thomas Sowell, Harriet Tubman, Oprah Winfrey and many others. These individuals are but a small portion of a group of successful leaders who have excelled in many areas, including expanding civil rights, science, sports, politics, world leadership, military leadership, medicine and entertainment. The boundaries were limitless for them, and the inspiration and the ability and motivation to reach one’s dreams comes from within. I personally have seen many FSU graduates in varying capacities in and around our area, many of whom have excelled and are serving in many ways to make our world a better place.


Mr. Sliwa singles out one student for her many admirable accomplishments and philanthropic activities. Did Ms. Simpson wait until after November 4, 2008 to start achieving her dreams and aspirations? I would submit that she has inner motivation and will go on to be a highly productive member of our community. Ms. Simpson sounds like an excellent example of a highly motivated, intelligent young woman who has chosen to excel.


President Obama’s responsibility is not to “raise a new generation of great leaders”, but to provide leadership to our country to keep our nation the greatest, safest democracy in the world. We all have the responsibility to raise our new leaders, and that leadership starts at home and early. Parents have a responsibility to teach their children that they can achieve with hard work and a willing spirit. While admirable, Chancellor James Anderson’s declaration that every FSU student would be learning a foreign language beginning in 2010 is really a miniscule effort toward creating bilingual students, when instead that effort should be concentrated in the elementary schools and reinforced by parents at home.


Yes, education is important. Failure should never be an option unless a best effort has been made. Success should be rewarded. The election of President Barack Obama should not be minimized as insignificant. Much of the inspiration attributed to President Obama’s success was noted by Mr. Sliwa to have come from his admiration of great reformers of long ago. These inspirational historical figures have been around for a great while, and I believe that we would be remiss in dismissing them and their significance to our success as a country prior to November 4, 2008.

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Old World, New World

One of the claims of the recent "victors" in the last election is that their ideas are avant garde and the ideas of conservatives are passe.
 
Nothing could be further from the truth.
 
The old world with it's ideas had been left behind as the original settlers came to the New World. They were leaving behind physically, mentally, and spiritually anything to do with the Old World shaking the dust off their feet metaphorically.  You don't hear much about the Old World/New World contrast because it doesn't fit in with the liberal way of thinking anymore.
 
In the few centuries past people from all over the world fled to America for freedom.  Freedom from persecution, freedom from tyranny freedom from oppressive taxes etc.
 
The statue of Liberty says "give me your poor tired huddled masses, yearning to breathe free". (Not let's get a quick buck.)
 
Desire for freedom used to be a requirement to be an American.  Belief in freedom first is very important or we become like any other third world country.
 
Numerous tired old ignorant ideas from Europe and the old world were rejected outright as never ever being suitable for America ever. 
 
Namely 1. Having a king or dictator, 2. Causing folks to be serfs either in name or effect, 3. Ever allowing someone who by virtue of their religious title to also have a political office. 
 
In my family tree we had folks who voted with their lives and livelyhoods to fight King George III.  These same folks later voted to not adopt the constitution and keep the Articles of Confederation.  Why? Because first hand they repudiated any form of centralized government.  And now we are seeing the worst of their fears realized.
 
Forget the idea of not creating a central government, that's here and has been gaining strength from it's creation.  Liberty has always been in peril everytime the National or State legislatures is in session.  This season however a new force has reared it's tyrannical head.
 
The idea that wit has overtaken wisdom has always been a particularly evil one to me.  For years the quick comeback has been a substitute in all venues for right thinking.
 
I'd like to address just one idea.  If the original Americans were fleeing European oppressions of the various sort.  They did not remain in Europe to stifle or modify such oppressions.  Therefore those who prepetuated the oppressions were left alone to perpetuate these oppressions to the their full extent.  Today any idea that is ever mentioned in Europe needs to be looked at with a very jaundiced eye.
 
So all ideas from Europe being rejected is the prudent course.
 
Acorn and their ilk. has put forth the ideas that everyone deserves to be rich,  all outcomes need to be equal, and they are uniquely qualified to rule by virtue of their strident demands and their organization.  All of their ideas have been tried in Europe and rejected as useless flotsam floating in an irrational communist mind.
 
First the American idea of no king in America is quickly becoming passe with the continued outright worship of Obama.
Second the idea that taxes must be raised to fix the insolvent will cause widespread serfdom with feality sworn to the indigent, slothful, and insolent.
Third the new religion arising up to worship liberalism with it's Prophet Obama is quickly assuming the role of precinct organizing replacing the entire Democratic Party structure is violating with rapine force the separation of the ecclesiastical and the political. 
 
The only course of action for a real American is to embrace the new ideas of limited government, limited taxes, and personal responcibility.
 
The hand outstretched for government patronage is also the first to be handcuffed to slavery and oppression.  The borrower is truly a slave to the lender.
 
Only the entire repudiation of suckling at the government teat is the course of action for anyone who considers themselves actual Americans.
 
ACORN is merely a communist organization.  From small ACORNS big travesties grow.
 
Moral rejection by the people of oppressive governments is actually the newest idea in the ideas of man and government.  The idea of liniting government powers through moral actions and the idea of individuals being governed by morals rather than oppressive government is a very avante garde idea which the communists, liberals, and now ACORN rejects entirely.  Who's passe now?
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Advice for Chairman Steele!

 

Advice for Chairman Steele

At this time everyone will be giving you advice on how to run our Party! Rather than add to that pile of advice. I’d like to advise you in an area that you can really use.

In an interview earlier this month you said you didn’t own any guns. That’s rather alarming to this country boy! So here is my advice!

For your handgun I advise two choices either is ok. A lot of hand gunners suggest Sig Sauer, Glock, or Taurus but when you factor in money cost of ammo etc. there are really only two choices a model 1911 or the much newer MNP by Smith and Wesson. 

Ronald Reagan carried the .32 but in order for that to be an effective choice you have to have a lifetime of shooting experience. (Since I inherited one that’s what I carry too.) 

Some will disagree about the 1911 but as my Dad always said the quintessential Americanness of the 1911 makes it an overwhelming favorite of any who shoot it. The MNP on the other hand fits in your hand like you were born carrying it! And if you get the MNP get it in 9mm the ammo is cheaper and the .40 is really a compromise that has neither the hitting power of the .45 nor the magazine capacity of the 9mm.

Now about long rifles, My favorite rifle caliber is the 45-70 (Even if it has the appellation “government” attached to it) It throws a huge hunk of lead downrange. However this choice has numerous disadvantages one of which is ballistics! To go more than a couple hundred yards you have to elevate the muzzle nearly like an 81mm mortar!

I suggest you go with the flat shooting .270 it has little kick and is usually very accurate in a pinch it could be both your Elk and Deer rifle!

Now about your home protection weapon, I feel that there is really little debate about this choice. Get a short-barreled (but still legal) 12 ga. pump shotgun if it is loaded with no. 6 or 7 birdshot this will handily take out a home invader without going through numerous walls so it is safer than buckshot but will still do a number on said thug.  

Now concerning the missus, her rifle should be a .243 it’s a good deer(or Antelope) rifle with acceptable ballistics. Her handgun, most authorities agree, should be a small .357 revolver. I suggest stainless steel hammerless so it will not get caught on anything in her purse should she need to pull it out. The .357 revolver has an advantage in that it can use .38 special ammo for practice, which is much cheaper, then when loaded for action she could load it up with esp. thug effective hollow points.

Now other rifles and guns are effective and have their advantages. What should every household have?

Some guns are just “family guns” like a nice Remington semi-auto rifle .22 with a scope.

So every household should have the following:

  1. Home defense shotgun
  2. Deer Rifle (or Elk as needed)
  3. Two handguns (shooting with wife is great fun)
  4. A scoped .22 rifle for plinking

Now about ammo esp. with Obama in office (you will probably need to buy both ammo and guns sooner rather than later) How much ammo should you have? As much as you can afford and safely store! My guidelines are at least a 100 rounds a weapon! Except for .22 ammo you should have at least a couple bricks .22 ammo. Be sure and get the gilded or copper plated ammo it works better in the Remington.

Future purchases should include a .410 shotgun to introduce the grandchildren to sporting firearms.  The 28 guage that Vice-President Cheney owns is little more than a "pop"gun.  No need for you to buy one of them!

True cleaning of any firearm should include Hoppes #9 this sweet smelling solvent cleans even the most abused gun! Clean your guns every time you fire them! This will ensure that they are ready when you need them!

C& E Gun Shows has a great gun show just down the road from you in Richmond!

Oh and one last thing lock your guns and ammo up! That would have saved my Dad two picture windows. My rear end still remembers the second time I shot out the window.

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Roberta Where are ye?

 

January 22, 2009

O’ Roberta where are ye?

Where were you at 5 am today? I was seeing off the two bus loads of brave souls who went to Washington DC in support of babies. Brave yes? And not just because of the cold!

They are leaving for our nation’s mall the scene so recently reminiscent of Woodstock. In the wake of that idolatrous, debauchery filled event was a clean up similar to a tornado’s wake.

Not dissimilar to the litter and destruction of our nation’s mall of two days ago. When I saw the photo (thanks Drudge) I thought it was of Gaza! How a people treat other’s properties is telling of their intents and hearts.

The debauchery of that event was not the lewd nudity and revulsion of everything good in society like Woodstock was but debasement of a far more important thing namely the morals of our nation. Genocide in Rwanda, sure defend the helpless good idea. Care for homeless dogs and cats it is the moral thing to do. But why doesn’t that extend to babies?

I’m sure Roberta (My democratic counterpart) was tucked away in a nice, warm, safe bed. As my Mom would say (unless it was time for chores or work) that’s where you should be at that time of day. Today thousands of babies are tucked away in nice safe warm beds called their mother’s wombs to be ripped out (or apart) of that cozy God made sanctuary.

Such sudden death! Unheard screams indeed! You would think that it would be a by-partisan act to see folks off to protest this barbarity.

Untrammeled access to the mother’s womb by hedonistic, barbarians of the modern sort is what the Democratic Party’s platform calls for.

We cannot call evil good and good evil always! There is an Almighty God who will call us into account. But isn’t that what abortion is all about?

Doesn’t the unbelieving society just say let’s have sensual pleasures again and again and kill off the consequences? 

Roberta has refused to debate me on the radio for nearly two years. Wonder why…

Her position is indefensible. Her party’s position is indefensible. The change most needed in America is at least a slight nod to morality that was a universal belief upon the founding of our nation. And let’s quit killing babies!

Debauchery defined:

1.

excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures; intemperance.

2.

Archaic. seduction from duty, allegiance, or virtue.

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Letter to the Fayetteville Right to Life!

 

January 22, 2009

A long time we have fought this battle.

But know “the effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much”.

You fine soldiers of Christ, defenders of children Godspeed!

I can not come this year due to work but I can see you off and let you know that as you return to the scene of debauchery and idolatry in our nation’s mall that I feel we are closer to victory than ever before!

How well God by Himself is a majority. Evil can not always be called good.

May God see you setting aright calling evil good and hear our collective prayers for the unborn.

As we descend into what my daughter calls the barackalypse, let not your heart be troubled!

As never before we are calling upon God and in this calling out I am sure He will hear us.

Ralph Reagan Cumberland County GOP Chair.

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