Who are the 20 Leftists Sarah Palin is targeting and how can we help her?
American Artemis, practicing what she's going to do to Leftists this fall
Who are the 20 Leftists Sarah Palin’s put a bounty on come November?
Let’s put them on our lists of Leftists we need to identify all major Donors for, and help the Governor take them down by drying up their fundraising efforts.
Add Louise Slaughter, Bart Stupak, and Nancy Pelosi to whomever Palin’s taking down.
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I know the one I’m going after from the list she listed, John Spratt (D-SC 5). He was the bumbling idiot ceding minutes to various Dictatorcrats to speak on the floor before the HC vote. Yea, that confused doofus represents his constituents–yea right. Palin (& McCain) carried his district in the 2008 elections.
Here’s who is running against him, and whoever they are, they’ve done a great job with this site:
Mick Mulvaney
http://www.mulvaneyforcongress.com/index.php
Fan him on Facebook pls:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=190806811943
Mick Mulvaney on the Healthcare Vote
“This bill represents the biggest expansion of government in history… It represents the biggest spending increase in history. It represents the biggest intrusion of government into our lives in history. There may have been a time when John Spratt would not have allowed this to happen without a fight. Those days are apparently gone.”
Yes, I live in Henry Brown’s (SC-1_ district. Spratt needs to go.
Here is here email and her list in case someone hasnt seen it:
Don’t Get Demoralized, Get Organized! Take back the 20!
Posted on Facebook March 23rd, 2010
With the president signing this unwanted and “transformative” government takeover of our health care system today with promises impossible to keep, let’s not get discouraged. Don’t get demoralized. Get organized!
We’re going to reclaim the power of the people from those who disregarded the will of the people. We’re going to fire them and send them back to the private sector, which has been shrinking thanks to their destructive government-growing policies. Maybe when they join the millions of unemployed, they’ll understand why Americans wanted them to focus on job creation and an invigorated private sector. Come November, we’re going to print pink slips for members of Congress as fast as they’ve been printing money.
We’re paying particular attention to those House members who voted in favor of Obamacare and represent districts that Senator John McCain and I carried during the 2008 election. Three of these House members are retiring—from Arkansas’s 2nd district, Indiana’s 8th district, and Tennessee’s 6th district—but we’ll be working to make sure that those who replace them are Commonsense Conservatives. The others are running for re-election, and we’re going to hold them accountable for this disastrous Obamacare vote.
They are: Ann Kirkpatrick (AZ-1), Harry E. Mitchell (AZ-5), Gabrielle Giffords (AZ-8), John Salazar (CO-3), Betsy Markey (CO-4). Allen Boyd (FL-2), Suzanne M. Kosmas (FL-24), Baron P. Hill (IN-9), Earl Pomeroy (ND-AL), Charlie Wilson (OH-6), John Boccieri (OH-16), Kathy Dahlkemper (PA-3), Christopher Carney (PA-10), John M. Spratt, Jr. (SC-5), Tom Perriello (VA-5), Alan B. Mollohan (WV-1), and Nick J. Rahall II (WV-3).
We’ll aim for these races and many others. This is just the first salvo in a fight to elect people across the nation who will bring common sense to Washington. Please go to sarahpac.com and join me in the fight.
Stand tall, America. Real change is coming!
Sarah Palin
Great summary of people to target. I like it!
I live in Colorado Springs, CO but because I’m a military spouse I’ve been voting absentee in the state of New York (that will change in a couple of years). Salazar is the brother of the Sec. of the Interior who used to be a senator of this state.
I don’t know who his opposition but he’s phony baloney. He’d like to appear “moderate” but was his vote for this healthcare debacle moderate? The Salazars and the Udalls are two Dem families in this state that need to be taken down. The Udalls are originally from Utah and are trying to take over the West. They’re Mormons who’ve lost their ethics and sense of right and wrong.
I think the people of Colorado have woken up but it may be too late. The liberal bastion of Denver controls this state and the illegals are becoming a more harmful factor in the state’s economy and overall life everyday when it comes to crime and how they’re sucking the social welfare system dry.
Salazar isn’t in my district. He’s been around for “a while” so it will be interesting to see how much work (or how very little) it would take to unseat this traitor. He’s another of the Hispanic Caucus that has put party before country.
Markey is another disengenous pinhead as well.
emjem24,
Scott Tipton and Bob McConnell are the republicans running against Salazar. Corey Gardner is running against Markey.
The clan of the Salazar & Udall need to be booted out from their offices. Their’s trying to ruin the state every minute. And they ahve ridiculous amounts of money, both personal and from donations, that is keeping them in their offices.
Betsy Markey is a lie. She ran as a moderate and guess what? has tried to pretend she was “forced” to vote for the health rationing bill with a lot pf pressure and just today jumped in the wagon of the “scared” legislators to call police to what their houses because they are afraid of violence due to their vote. She is in my district, didn’t voted for her, never will – specially after someone tried to force-feed her moderate image to me, on my son’s birthday’s party! She needs to go OUT and stay as far from us as possible.
But the one that should be topping the list in Colorado is Michael Bennet. He is the #1 licker of Obama’s boots in Colorado. Weld County District Attorney Ken Buck seems to have pretty good chances against him – we need Bennet out, stat!
She’s targeting two out of three of WV’s reps. Shelley-Moore Capito is the only Republican from the state so she’s pretty safe (she’s also my rep). I didn’t realize that Mollohan and Rahall were part of Stupak’s 12. Well, at least Mollohan is/was coz the Right to Life group is targeting him too, now. They each have several Repub challengers. This is WV, where the GOP has been on life-support for 80 years, so that’s a pretty big deal.
Because I think we need to get the most right-wing candidates we can find to counterbalance the Leftists, my fave of Mollohan’s challengers is Stark, but I may be alone in that.
Delicountessa,
Capito is my parents’ representative as well – I am from WV but am living in VA. I told my Mom just yesterday that she needed to support the candidates that run against Mollohan and Rahall. She personally knows Rahall as he went to school with my Aunt – and let’s just say my Mom has never been a fan.
You mentioned the GOP being on life support in WV. My grandparents and parents were heavily involved with the WV Democratic Party for years. So much so, that when I turned 18 and registered as a Republican I made my mother swear not to tell the family as I knew they would be furious. Needless to say, those same Democrats have been burned badly by the party’s antics and they have finally started looking at the candidate, rather than the party. So there is hope that West Virginians just may throw these bums out after all. The fight will be difficult, but I tell you, if the WV Republicans can find a good candidate to run against these 2 clowns I will send my support and my dollars to help ensure Rahall and Mollohan’s defeat in November…
A side note… It nice to “see” a fellow Mountaineer here on Hillbuzz! L.O.V.E. this blog!
Mollohan is my rep. I pray he’s toast. I told his office that if he voted for the Senate bill, I’d be voting for Oliverio and then for whoever the Republican candidate is. And Mollohan is a lawyer – he knows that Stupak deal is worthless. Pelosi must still have a lot of dirt on him. The mood is pretty angry around here, and there are several very active tea party groups in this district. Oliverio – his primary opposition – is running a poor campaign. But there are at least two very good Republican candidates for the seat, and one has been advertising throughout the district since the beginning of the year.
Susan,
Why was Mollohan being investigated? I had heard on Fox News that he was under investigation for a year for some suspicious land deals and that the charges just happened to be dropped just in time for the healthcare vote. If that is the case, then whoever ends up running against him needs to put that information to good use.
**Waves** HI! Nice to “see” you as well. Susan can correct me if I am wrong because I’ve only followed it somewhat peripherally. After all, I’ve made up my mind to never help another Dem again. Ever. But, I think he was accused of sending home pork funding for projects that he, his family and/or friends would benefit from financially..and possibly one of them was just a front.
“We’re paying particular attention to those House members who voted in favor of Obamacare and represent districts that Senator John McCain and I carried during the 2008 election. Three of these House members are retiring – from Arkansas’s 2nd district, Indiana’s 8th district, and Tennessee’s 6th district – but we’ll be working to make sure that those who replace them are Commonsense Conservatives. The others are running for re-election, and we’re going to hold them accountable for this disastrous Obamacare vote. They are: Ann Kirkpatrick (AZ-1), Harry E. Mitchell (AZ-5), Gabrielle Giffords (AZ-8), John Salazar (CO-3), Betsy Markey (CO-4). Allen Boyd (FL-2), Suzanne M. Kosmas (FL-24), Baron P. Hill (IN-9), Earl Pomeroy (ND-AL), Charlie Wilson (OH-6), John Boccieri (OH-16), Kathy Dahlkemper (PA-3), Christopher Carney (PA-10), John M. Spratt, Jr. (SC-5), Tom Perriello (VA-5), Alan B. Mollohan (WV-1), and Nick J. Rahall II (WV-3).
“We’ll aim for these races and many others. This is just the first salvo in a fight to elect people across the nation who will bring common sense to Washington. Please go to sarahpac.com and join me in the fight
Pulled from Hot Air QOTD
I’ve written a few articles on Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick (D-AZ, 1st Dist) on my blog site. Here was an open letter entitled “Representative Kirkpatrick Contradicts Her Stance on Reducing Deficits” that I faxed to her office:
http://constitutionalgov.net/?p=1888
Allen Boyd is the lassie’s congressman down here in the big bend area. We had been working on him for months. We were all in last friday when he switched his “no” to a “yes” like to possible life changing preportions. We are going to throw everything we have at this guy. He is NOT the blue dog he claims to be. He waves his blue dog caucus card around like he is conservative…. He votes with pelosi over 90% of the time. He as lots of personal troubles, his long time affair is finally ending his marriage, his son was caught at the mexican border trafficking illegal immigrants and illegal drugs, and he has a serious african american liberal dem primary opponent. No wonder he sold out.
Lassie,
I’m with you! I live a little further east in our “conservative” Democrat’s district. I think Al Lawson, his primary challenger, would have a hard time winning the general election, so I think I’m going to support him in the primary (though a Republican, I may send him money, stuff envelopes, etc.). Our bigger problem is that we don’t have a Republican candidate with any name recognition or funding. Maybe Sarah can change that!
Go Lassies! I know you will do whatever you can to get Boyd run off. And we are all here to help!
Don’t overlook the conservative independent in the race, Paul McKain (www.paulmckain.com). Lots of great ideas and he has a widespread appeal to both conservative democrats as well as republicans in this heavily democrat district.
Harry Mitchell was my civics teacher once upon a blue moon. Nice man. A dim bulb if there ever was one. Needs to go.
Hell, throw all the Dems out!
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I could not agree more!
Turn over every Dem rock and out the slug underneath. P.S. and any Rinos!
Get rid of all the slug-slime…
“Three of these House members are retiring—from Arkansas’s 2nd district, Indiana’s 8th district, and Tennessee’s 6th district—but we’ll be working to make sure that those who replace them are Commonsense Conservatives.”
This is not entirely accurate as to the Rep from Indiana’s 8th — Brad Elsworth. He is running for Evan Bayh’s senate seat and will likely be the Dem. nominee. (They have until June to decide.)
For my part, I’ll be focusing on the Indiana races — the senate race, Elsworth’s current seat, and Baron Hill.
I am 65 and voted Dem all my life but this time I will vote the the anyone running against the Dem by the way I am from PA
Good for you Jim – better late than never.
i am a southerner living in PA. my first experience up north. i can’t wait to get back down south. however, i am a voter in this state and will continue to vote against dems. most of the cities in the north that i have visited are old and run down, compare that with the beautiful south. i want to get back down south so i can be instrumental in voting republican to keep the south beautiful and especially red. i have seen the blue up here and it is really ugly.
Sue, ugly is all over; so is beauty. Words like United, Together, As One, should be our mantras.
southernsue:
Totally agree with you. I grew up in NY and the architecture of the early 20th century can be described as the following: SUNY (after the State University of New York system) style brick and mortar with a patch of cement to keep it together. PA is pretty bleh and I used to live in that state. It’s pretty sad. Philadelphia is a hell hole. I don’t recommend ever going to the south part of town at night. Boston is crowded and overrated. New York City…. bleh. It’s some of the early 20th century tenements in disrepair that make a lot of these cities run down. Urban renewal is an oxymoron for these urban wastelands. Then again, if you’ve ever seen Detroit it’s even worse because not only is it an ubran wasteland where it’s become more and more depopulated it’s also let their historic buildings decay and fall into ruin. Time did a good photo montage of what happened to Detroit. Can you say: Black Dem leadership with the tacit approval of white congressional leaders like Dingelberry?
I lived in Montgomery, AL for 3 years for my husband’s military assignment. The South definitely has a LOT more class and gentility. However, I’ve been to Atlanta and while it’s a HUGE city the behavior of its black residents leaves something to be desired. Memphis is a dying black city where relocation of the projects into the suburbs has caused nothing but chaos, crime, and disruption. This might also apply to Knoxville as well.
So, yes, I don’t miss the Northeast because it’s a den of corruption, Nannycare, and decay. However, the South is no better. I would NEVER live in Atlanta because it is so overcrowded and the South has also become a harbinger for illegals who work the farms among other employers who are cheating native residents out of jobs. I just moved from Hampton Roads, VA (another military assignment) where I saw illegals running around in beat up cars, being employed by such companies as Smithfield (it’s always been a dirty little secret in the town), Walmart (God, I even see these people shopping there and I know a migrant/illegal when I see one because I have friends from Mexico and speak Spanish—the things these people say about America are NOT encouraging), the shipping industry such as BAE and sub-contractors (they’ll say that their “foreign” labor have the proper approval and documentation but I used to work for one of those subcontractors so I don’t believe it).
I’d actually might, once my husband retires from the military, settle in Northern Alabama in a place like Huntsville because it’s so pretty there. I currently live in Colorado Springs, CO (another military assignment) and the illegals are a dirty, accepted secret in this town along with being accepted in Denver. Colorado has changed what with liberals in exile from the West and East coasts resettling here. It’s changed the culture and the politics.
I just don’t really think there is any great place to live in the US anymore frankly. I’ve lived/seen almost every section of the country except the West coast but I’ve found troubling aspects in each area including lack of employment opportunies for military spouses.
Don’t mean to be long-winded but I think it’s a bit of a mixed bag for all of us right now.
Amazing how the South went from a Democrat stronghold(KKK, Segregation, Discrimination) to a Republican country(Freedom, Equality).
The bad thing is many southerners went Republican and still have racist segregationist, nazionalist beliefs.
“Nazionalist”? What is that?
If it’s “nationalist”, I have no problem with that. What’s wrong with supporting your country? I hope you’re not saying “nazi”… that’s just patently untrue.
I think you are falling for the stereotype that the lamestream media likes to portray as “southern”. Maybe if you actually visited the south, you might find out for yourself what they’re really like instead of believing lies.
Dixicrats
Southern Democrats that started leaving their party after FDR socialism and joined the GOP turning the party into a mess: i.e. Trent Lott.
Now progressives have a good grip of that party and call Republicans racists.
I resent the implication that Southerners ‘tainted’ the Republican Party with racism.
Believe me, in my travels, Racism is just as alive and breathing in NJ as it is in Montgomery. The Libs like to marginalize Southerners 6 ways from Sunday and the universal Racist tag is more than a bit old.
LOL, Lawrence O’Donnell was so offended that her map had cross-hairs.
It seems we have Bob Casey of PA to thank for giving Stupak and Obama the green light for Stupaks defection. Casey wrote the language that let Stupak off the hook, or so he thinks. Ironically, Casey’s father, Gov. Casey, was the recipient of a heart transplant at an advanced age, and you have to figure, that with his son being an Obamaite, in this medical climate, he would not have had the last seven years of his life. Unfortunately, I don’t think Casey is up for re-election….an aside…I think he is the one the progressives put into place when they targeted Santorum.
Did anyone here notice something about the SarahPAC website slogan?
“Take a Stand”
Same slogan as her 2006 Gubernatorial Campaign.
Watch that slogan. Trust me on this. Watch that slogan.
Don’t forget that there are a couple of special elections coming up to fill vacant congressional seats.
May 18. Pennsylvania 12th to fill John Murtha’s open seat: Tim Burns(r) vs. Mark Critz (d).
http://www.timburnsforcongress.com/#_
May 22. Hawaii 1 to fill Neil Abercrombie’s open seat: Charles Djou (r) vs. Ed Case (d) vs. Colleen Hanabusa (d).
http://teamdjou.ning.com/
These could be 2 pick-ups for Republicans and a good start to ‘firing’ Nancy Pilosi. Plus the Hawaii election is for the district that contains Dr. Utopia’s birthplace, Honolulu and hasn’t gone Republican since 1998
It infuriates me the RNC passed over a stunning candidate in the Pennsylvania race – Bill Russell – and instead picked Burns. Why? Because Burns is a multi-millionaire and can fund his own campaign, whereas Russell is ‘merely’ a retired military officer (who survived 9/11 attack on Pentagon), a devout Christian and totally pro-life. In addition, Russell nearly beat Murtha 2 years ago and has the network and experience. Here’s the link for Russell.
http://russellbrigade.com/
Trust me, Russell is the Sarah Palin of Pennsylvania.
Hi Carolyn,
Bill Russell is running in the May 18th Republican Primary here in PA-12 and has my full support. He’s exactly the sort of common sense conservative that Sarah Palin would be proud to endorse!
Here’s Bill in his own words:
“I am a conservative. I believe in the sovereignty and security of this one nation, under God.
I believe in the sanctity of life and that life begins at conception. I believe in marriage between one man and one woman.
I believe our children should always be loved, sometimes disciplined, educated in English, and taught the civic duties and responsibilities of citizenship and patriotism.
I believe that we have the responsibility and obligation to control our borders and determine who is allowed to live and work in our country.
I believe in private property rights and that the death tax should be killed. I believe government economic policies should reward those who build business or save and invest their money.
I believe in the right to bear arms and the right of self defense. I believe in rugged individualism and that no one owes me anything just because I live and breathe.
I believe we should all practice charity in some form or fashion, especially to those who are suffering and least fortunate. But charity must be voluntary and spring from a spirit of altruism and love for your neighbor.
I believe that imposed systems of wealth redistribution destroy families, produce a culture of dependence and hurt everyone.
Finally, I believe there is room to acknowledge the role of our Creator in public life as stated in the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution.”
Hillbuzz,
You know I adore you guys and this site and I know I may be in a minority but could you please pull this pic of the dead moose?
I have no problems with other people’s dietary habits but I do have a problem with animal cruelty and let’s face it, seeing such a magnificent creature bleeding out on the snow….especially when no one is starving and in need of food …..well….
I know Palin’s an avid hunter and I say good for her and I actually recently bought a rifle to keep future bands of looting obabmabots off my property once the country descends into anarchy but IMHO there are better pics of her.
Now if the dead creature was pooplosie or one of the congress critters i wouldn’t give a d@mn.
I agree but it is an elk
Isn’t it a caribou?
Yes it is a caribou. It provided meat for her family. I think people need to know where their food comes from.
Now if the dead creature was pooplosie or one of the congress critters i wouldn’t give a d@mn.
Charming.
It sure is!
“It’s a terrible thing to contemplate how few politicians are hanged” – GK Chesterton
You might want to rethink your tactics. If you can’t look at a picture of a dead elk, I’m thinking you might have a really hard time doing anything serious to Obots, especially in an emergency type of situation. Maybe I’m not bothered about the picture because I grew up around deer hunters hauling dead deer around every Nov.
It doesn’t bother me any more than seeing a dead chicken in my supermarket.
Me love meat. Lol.
I have no problem with the display of the dead caribou. My family used to do a lot of deer hunting in upstate New York. People are so insulated from their food source they get easily upset when they find out about the whole cycle of life thing.
I used to live on a farm and the cycle of life can be brutal. I’ve seen still-born calves (not trying to make this discussion even more icky) and while it is upsetting we also need to put it in its proper perspective.
I love animals too–
but the remark, “No one is starving” is disingenuous at best.
It’s how many/most in the north get their protein and meat. To assume that her family (or any family) doesn’t have the right to the food that is right in front of them because it’s too pretty to kill wrong.
Again, part of the out of control liberal mindset is that animals are equal to people…. babies aren’t equal to animals etc.
BTW, if you knew hunters, you’d know they probably kill quicker and with less stress to the animal than in the slaughterhouse.
Hi basil,
I too am a huge animal lover, as I suspect most Hillbuzz readers are. I don’t see animal “cruelty” here, just a dead caribou most likely killed instantly. The real world isn’t always pretty; I think it’s important to see the world as it is, accept it, and work within it. That is one thing that separates conservatives from liberals–we tend to see more real world practicalities and solutions. The Palin family killed this caribou for the meat; and if you eat meat at all, some animal died to provide it.
I understand your perspective but I live a half mile from a grocery store and I can get my meat in nice tidy packages.
But in Alaska (although they may not be starving), if they didn’t kill caribou, then it wouldn’t be long until they did. I mean it’s not like the environment up there is good for planting an organic garden and eating nothing by veggies.
And those who brought up the humanity of killing an animal this way as opposed to a slaughter house, is right.
Correction, please. That picture is not animal cruelty. To the contrary, that caribou Palin shot died a far more humane death than all of the cattle that make McDonald’s burgers and all of the chickens that fill Colonel Sanders. Trust me, I’ve worked in slaughter houses and I know exactly how they kill animals. If I were one, I would plead on bended knee for a bullet from Palin versus the hell of dying the other way.
And another correction please – she didn’t shoot that caribou for sport (trust me, that’s a puny rack that critter’s got – it isn’t worth shit on a wall) but out of necessity. Her family ate that damned animal – ALL of it – so they definitely qualify for the ‘starving’ and in ‘need of food’. Trust me, I know about that eating part. I grew up in Alaska (20 miles from Wasilla) and people shot those caribou because they fed your family for the winter.
Actually, to be more accurate, we shot moose – one a year. And god, were they good eating! To this day, I miss moose roasts so bad – there’s nothing like them.
WHOA!
Didn’t expect so much response! I was simply stating my gut reaction to the pic.
For those who questioned the use of the word starving, Palin and her family are not starving, as far as I know.
For those who pointed out the animal is a caribou and not a moose, many thanks.
For those who said “People are so insulated from their food source they get easily upset when they find out about the whole cycle of life thing.”
Au contraire.
I cover agriculture in the county in NYS where I live including the new mobile processing units being contemplated.
(I said very clearly “I have no problems with other people’s dietary habits.”)
For those who pointed out the pic doesn’t show ‘animal cruelty,” point well taken,. Agreed that current slaughter methods are torture compared to the quick kill of a hunter.
(Again, mine was a spontaneous reaction to a magnificent dead creature.)
I don’t eat meat, fish, fowl but I reiterate once again, that’s just me. I would never dare to impose or try to decide any one else’s diet. Plus it would be completely impractical.
The person who said “You might want to rethink your tactics. If you can’t look at a picture of a dead elk, I’m thinking you might have a really hard time doing anything serious to Obots,”
ROTFLMFAO!
(OTOH, animals are innocent creatures whereas OBOTS are not. (IMHO)
FINALLY, I was expressing my aesthetic reaction to a pic and that’s all. I still say there are much better photos of Palin.
Question for the guys or anyone who watched the vote on Sunday. People are praising the Dems who voted no; however, I’m still questioning their motives. By 3 Pelosi knew she had the votes. Who’s to say she didn’t give them the OK to vote no to save their seat in November. Another thought, how many democratic No’s were there after the 216 was reached? I’m a KY girl and my rep is Ben Chandler. I’ve met him and was not impressed. He tried for years to run for governor here. He had ridiculous (misleading) ads running on talk radio during the stimulus debate.
He was all about Hope and Change back then and look how that turned out. I don’t think his term is up until 2012 so I’m really counting on the 2010 elections to make his vote irrelevant.
He can just vote “present” just like his POTUS did!
Andrea,
My rep, Ike Skelton (D)D-4 of Missouri voted no on Sunday as well as the first round vote. He is in some trouble here due to his vote on Cap and Trade. I believe he is crooked as a dog’s hind leg; however, I like to say he is more a “JFK Dem” and not so progressive. He is Chairman of the Armed Services Committee and does look out for our service men and women. Ft. Leonard Wood and Whiteman AFB are in his district. There are 6 Republicans running for that seat. I’ll do some research and let you know who would be the best candidate. Ike needs to go too.
In Missouri’s Fourth District, I’m supporting Vicky Hartzler.
http://www.vickyhartzler.com
Vicky’s Facebook Page
Vicky is a Missouri farmer, schoolteacher and proud mom of a 10-year-old daughter. She served in the Missouri House for 8 years and then wrote a book on conducting a true grassroots campaign called Running God’s Way. Vicky has demonstrated an ability to raise money from many small donors, achieving “contender” status with the NRCC Young Guns program. She even supports a federal Balanced Budget Amendment.
In short, she’s a common sense conservative in the mold of Sarah Palin. She’s exactly what the Fourth District needs. Spike Ike! Vote Vicky!
Vicky’s facebook page (corrected link)
The Dems who voted no were given cover to do so to be able to keep their seats.
Vote all Dems out, don’t keep them just because they voted no. They were given permission to do so.
They are still sheep to the Dem leadership of BO/PO/Reid.
That I think is the sad truth of the matter.
But there is one thing knawing at me a little — assuming that all of the Stupak melodrama was premeditated by him to gain attention while he knew very well that he would vote for the Reid bill in the end, why then did he issue the statement that was so damaging to the Democrats about their support for abortion as a means for limiting population and thus keeping costs down?
Exactly, CYA!
Andrea,
look at the first round of votes. Those (or most of them) who voted no this time, either voted yes on another item (cap n trade) or had input on the house version. So far as I can tell, Gene Taylor of Mississippi was the only dem to consistently vote against Obama’s policies (C&T, O Care, etc). I may be mistaken, but that is what I have seen so far.
I no longer trust any of the dems
I’ve been wondering the same thing. On another note, I despise Ike Skelton who has used his military advocacy to hide behind when bad votes come back to bite him. He is as much a part of this mess as the likes of Stupidpak.
In regards to Gene Taylor, I advise the electorate to look at their past voting history. These villains cannot hide from their votes and the truth always comes out. If there are democrats that are honest brokers of governance and have opposed ALL of the Obeyme agenda, then I will give them a shot. At least these Dems stood up for their constituents. As to the others who did not? They should either be recalled or kicked out on their a$$es.
I am from North Dakota and a Democrat! We will vote Earl Pomeroy out of office!! We also will vote Gov. Hoeven to take Dorgan’s place as Senator since he is retiring!
http://www.bergforcongress.com/biographies/
We will be voting for Rick Berg instead of Earl!!!
I need to point out that all Ds at all levels of government need to be defeated: District Attorneys, Sheriffs, School Boards, City Council, County Commissioners, Judges, state legislators, etc… Make all Ds pay for the evil done in Washington.
Indeed. And not only that, but lower offices lead to higher offices and local offices lead to state and national offices. Therefore, cutting leftists off at the local level is tantamount to the Allies bombing Axis supply lines. To quote the philosopher Barney Fife, “You gotta nip it. Nip it in the bud.”
Here’s the other thing. Every Democrat, from dogcatcher on up, should have to fight a primary challenge. I’m not really sure of a system for making this happen yet, but the reason is resources. There are a finite number of people with a finite amount of discretionary funds to make political contributions. Every dollar your democrat uncle gives to his democrat buddy to either a) challenge the current sherriff or b) fight off a challenge in the primary is money is a dollar that they can’t raise in the general election and that Obama and other dems can’t raise for their campaigns either. It’s like the the scene in Return of the King where Sam comes to rescue Frodo in the tower, and never would have made it if the orcs hadn’t basically all killed each other.
We really need to be encouraging the left to commit political suicide by a thousand cuts. But how do we get dems to run, without expending our own resources on them?
Andrea — Unless your congressman is a Senator, HE’S UP FOR RE-ELECTION. ALL members of the House of Representatives are up for re-election EVERY TWO YEARS. This includes Nancy Pelosi. Her competition is a man named John Dennis. He’s a longshot, but hey, if Scott Brown can win in MA, this John Dennis guy may be able to win in San Francisco — there’s 8 months until November, remember.
Mom in WI
Resurrect that list of self-proclaimed socialists in the Democrat party that a poster submitted yesterday. I looked over the list, and some are still in place who were on the socialist list of 15 yrs ago. These people have been at this for ages,and ages, and most are from gerrymanded districts, whose supporters are socialist also or do not know any better.
My hope is that Sarah and all of us conservatives will be able to open the blinders on the eyes of those who have never looked around to understand any difference. They remind me of the chained people in Plato’s cave. All they need is to break the chains and peek out into the light, and their entire world will be bright, not dark and angry.
Is it bad to say that she looks hot next to the slaughtered animal?
No, Madeline. It’s not bad to say she looks “hot.”
Take it from a gay guy, she would be “hot” wearing flannel and long socks and rollers in her hair. She has got it ALL including the hottest guy in Alaska by her side.
Guys, we need help. Debbie Wasserman Schultz must be voted out. Robert Lowry is the possible R-guy to replace her in district 20 of Florida.
http://lowryforcongress.com/
I think he has reached the necessary signatures to be placed on the ballot for the petition but any help would be appreciated. He is being endorsed by Pamela Geller of AtlasShrugs.com . Pamela Geller is one of my bigtime heroines. She goes were Buffy the Vampire Slayer would be afraid to go!
Lowry’s facebook page is http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1824568081&ref=nf .
I have some family and friends in this district! Thanks. Debbie sure does have a manly voice doesn’t she? LOL
I would not use the word “manly” to describe her. (Though, I must confess, that too is true.) I will leave that up to your imagination!
However, I do remember she turned tail on Hillary prior to May 31, 2008! She became an ObamaManiac at that point.
I will always remember that!
Also, if Pamela Geller thinks she is a nightmare, that is good enough for me!
I caught the end of a story ABC World News tonight and they were talking like Sarah and other repubs were trying to incite violence. It makes me so angry the outright lies these journalists tell.
HillBuzz, you always have fantastic ideas and get the knowledge of the crowd, in order to ridicule these politicians.
I make political videos as a hobby, so if everyone digs up dirt on these 20, i would like to make a video ridiculing the 20. It’s like the talented artist’s photoshops of Obama & company.
Of course, mockery works very well. It was effective in bringing down Martha Coakley, so with crowd knowledge, and HillBuzz’s sarc and wit, I can take the ideas and target these 20.
So keep a running discussion and tally of misdeeds for these 20, and I’ll make caricatures of these losers.
http://www.youtube.com/VidSweet
Anti-Coakley video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reuWWAw3uXI
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