Posted on 03/22/2014 4:53:34 PM PDT by PJ-Comix
Yeah. I mean, I was backing Pierson in Texas. When I saw her fundraising numbers, I knew it was going to be almost impossible to overcome Sessions. What’s the alternative ? Giving all candidates the same amount of money ?
I sure wasn't aware of this. Got a link for this? Thanks.
Endorsements for Frank Roche:
Ann Coulter Laura Ingraham, ConservativeHQ, ALIPAC, Conservative Party, U.S. Immigration Reform PAC, Glen Bradley, USMC Ret
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Here another one to add to your list:
http://www.redstate.com/diary/spoasteph97/2014/02/01/frank-roche-for-congress-2014-nc02/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jzVx8QTGJU
http://towncriernews.blogspot.com/2013/05/the-pro-amnesty-cheap-labor-koch-bros.html
http://www.nhteapartycoalition.org/tea/2014/01/24/are-you-unwittingly-supporting-pro-amnesty-groups/
Also Google the amount of money spent in Talk Radio in 2013 by Americans for Prosperity and other front groups funded by billionaires who want cheap labor; The Koch brothers, Bill Gates and Soros are all in bed together on this, among many. They spent $100 million on ad-buys in 2013 to influence Rush, Hannity, and Beck fans. They got ... Bupkis.
People have been puzzled about why Scott Walker and Marco Rubio have ruined their chances in 2016 with pro-Amnesty positions. Answer: both get funding and media help from the Koch Brothers. Follow the money.
Ellmers is a liar and all too willing to roll over for the DC elite....time for a true conservative
fool me once shame on you. fool me twice? shame on me.
Thanks for the links. Koch’s support of amnesty stinks!
“Money talks and BS walks.” This is an exact quote of a statement directed to me from a head of a Tea Party group.
I think about the many times that Obama tweeted out that he needed money to defeat those rascally Republicans, and millions of people picked up their Obama-phones and texted $1-$2 to Obama to get the job done. Now $1-$2 may not seem like a lot of money, but when multiplied by a million or more people it becomes a political goldmine.
There are slightly more than 4,000,000 (yes, 4-million) people who claim to be Tea Party supporters, or working to forward conservative causes, on the internet. The sad bottom line is that almost -0- respond to Tea Party and/or Constitutional Conservative candidates with anything beyond a multitude of “likes” and positive comments. If each one donated even $1 (yes, one single dollar) to each truly conservative, Constitutional conservative, and Tea Party candidate, there is little if any reason that each and every candidate couldn’t build their campaign with a $1-million or more warchest, which would alter the current direction of our country and change the face of American politics. However, until and unless we who call ourselves “Tea Party” and “conservative” put our money where our mouth is, we will continue to be irrelevant in the overall political arena.
Cruz and Paul have very different opinions on that
all anybody has to do is go to Ellmers web site and see for themselves, her own words betray her.
http://ellmers.house.gov/latest-news/how-do-you-solve-a-problem-like-immigration1/
grab it before it’s gone
“Anyway, Elmers was a come out of nowhere self-proclaimed “tea party candidate”. If she’s indeed going off the reservation that speaks to the dangers of electing just anyone who happens to talk a good game. Words are cheap.”
That’s just crazy talk, Impy. I read on FR that only people with no record of accomplishment are pure enough to be trusted.
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