Posted on 12/10/2014 8:37:13 AM PST by servo1969
Big business wants amnesty and McConnell said it’s business as usual guess what’s going to happen.
Obama will shut down if it gives him voting point, no matter what.
Edit (insert name) and print up this questionaire which should fit on a post card and send it to your your US Senator or US Representative’s Washington office.
Your US Senator or Rep ought to know how you feel about these issues...Please encircle which and mail in.
Dear (insert name)
Bills are not being read and billion$ and trillion$ of dollars in legislation called omnibus bills get passed. Fundings then get shoveled into agencies with the results being government intrusion as well as its employees that grow into our lives regulating US how we; eat, sleep, pray, get married , and think.
Should (insert name) vote no on such bills if congress doesn’t do it’s job and consider (read) what it’s passing? (Yes) or (NO) ? If he votes no the socialists will scream.
Will you still support him? (Y) (N) (Maybe). Should Obama care be (fixed) or (dumped) And if he votes to fix it will you support him for another term (YES) or (NO)
EPA...This agency is out of control INS....Immigration out of control IRS...Out of Control
The people who head these agencies get approved by the senate and swear an oath to support the constitution not the executive branch or the president. Should he support House or Senate hearings ? investigating their funding and operation (Y)(N)
If found guilty should he or she support ( censure) (impeachment) (defunding)
Place return address sticker here date ___________
Respectfully signature below
If so, then he isn't successful. Conservatives KNOW the GOP-E wants amnesty. The GOP-E has proven it repeatedly.
However, when it comes time to vote, one is stuck between two choices. The Republican candidate, in almost every race, will do less harm and be slightly more responsive to conservatives than the Democrat. For many of us, that is as good as we can get.
Arizona has no true conservatives in the Senate. Flake promised he would be one, but he turned into McFlake the moment he got there. McCain isn't sane. In my congressional district, McSally may remain...having won with less than a 200 vote margin. Barber would be worse, but McSally is no hard-core conservative. She'll be a rock steady vote the GOP-E can count on.
I haven't been fooled. Most in this district have not been fooled. We just don't have any better options at this time. And BTW - I refused to vote for McSally due to a longstanding personal dislike to how she acted while in the USAF. Since Barber would vote worse, but would be on the losing team regardless, I figured he wouldn't really harm things more than McSally. But there were no good choices in November 2014 in this district - or in many others.
But who is on our side?
The middle class, which includes black, white, and Hispanics. The American promise is being sliced up like an over-ripe corporation in a hostile take-over.
Our problem is lack of cash. I'm talking big cash to buy a senator or a president. The game is rigged and we're not players.
Like Gruber said, we're suckers.
Ben it’s not a secret and never has been. Tom Donahue has been threatening and the GOPe has been listening for a long time.
But who is on our side?
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The only people on our side died off long ago (i.e., the Founding Fathers).
The odds against us are formidable, if not overwhelming. But we conservatives must fight on for what we believe in. Methinks the Founding Fathers would be proud of us.
As for Gruber, its hard to fault him for his statement. It may have been brash, but he was correct. Most of the people can be fooled most of the time.
My advise: invest in lead.
It boils down to this. Pick your poison.
And land.
As soon as we vote democrats out of office we’ll start to work tossing out Republican turn coats...
We already have “other” parties, all soundly rejected by American voters for many years.
If things in this country get much worse, voters may stop looking to the two parties who brought this mess upon us and starting searching for new solutions. Bear in mind those two parties have brought us to the edge of economic Armageddon with our ballooning $18 trillion debt load and staggering burden of unfunded liabilities. Its just a matter of time before this blows up big time. On top of that, the country is crumbling before our eyes due to poor leadership. According to polls, lots of people believe we are going in the wrong direction.
Recall that the “virtual” Tea Party succeeded in giving the Republicans the House in 2010. It was close to becoming a viable third party IMO but never reached critical mass. And of course the Republicans adroitly coopted its influence and then promptly marginalized it. I think the Tea Party was duped into believing that they could change the party from within. That is extremely difficult to do, if not impossible.
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