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Impeach, Recall Obama? Tweet Your Elected Officials

December 17th, 2009 madmin Posted in Democrats, Independant / Other, Politics, Republican, Senate, The Issues No Comments »

Impeach a President? Yes. Recall – not an option.

Recall is not a viable option for the President of the United States. However, impeachment is (remember the Nixon episode?). Unfortunately this is the only legal route our system allows, and impeachment must be enacted by Congress..therefore most likely we will have to suffer with him in the Oval Office until 2012.

However, his impact CAN be greatly minimized and therefore, the damage he can inflict on the American People. How? Be writing and calling your elected representatives. Let them know that if they vote to support the President’s agenda (including the unpopular health-care disaster) the representative may as well submit their resignation, because they are about to be fired.

Keep constant contact with your elected officials to apply the needed pressure to influence their vote on key decisions that will impact the United States for decades to come. Make it painful for the voted-officials in the House and Senate to blindly follow the President as they have in the past. Even now, with Obama’s approval ratings falling (even among Democrats) he keeps pushing forward with his personal agenda to reform health-care.

Are you wondering how you can contact your elected officials? Glad you asked – copy/paste the URL in your browser line: http://www.usa.gov/Contact/Elected.shtml. You will then be able to contact any elected official you like from the Office of the President to your state officials. There is even a link on the page to send each representative a Tweet!!

Individually, you can make a difference. If you pass the word, the more the elected officials will feel the pain that they need to represent the majority not the minority!

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Republicans? Democrats? Who’s to Blame for Current Economic Crisis?

November 1st, 2008 madmin Posted in Democrats, Politics, Republican, The Issues No Comments »

Will it sway your vote to one party or another to know where to lay the blame? Unlikely, as bad economic decisions (both Democrat and Republican) throughout the last 45 years are to blame.

Look to Lyndon B. Johnson (Democrat; President from 1963-1968) – for the end of silver coinage and removal of the silver cover for much of the currency. Surprisingly, also a fast-rising Democrat (much like Obama), who also created such future headaches with his domestic program (termed “the Great Society”, with Congress passing the Medicare program, which provided health services to the elderly, approving federal aid to elementary and secondary education, supplementing the War on Poverty, and creating the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). It also passed another important civil rights law–the Voting Rights Act of 1965…and yet during his term, we had racial riots and he escalated the Vietnam War.

Look to Republican Richard M. Nixon (1969-1974) for the breaking of the final link between the dollar and gold. Also responsible for secret bombings of Cambodia, the end of the Vietnam War with discraceful treatment of Vietnam Veterans, as well as the widespread array of illegal and secret activities undertaken by Nixon or his aides which culminated in came to be termed the Watergate Scandal.

Gold acted as a brake on monetary expansion. Loose monetaryexpansion policy by the federal government intesified starting in 1971.

As you can see, both parties contributed to this mess – and it was not just the recent flamboyancy of the lax home-lending policies encouraged by the federal policy (sub-prime mortagage situation), but poor decisions by BOTH lenders AND borrowers and no little deceipt dealt out by all.

Question: So who is to blame? Answer: The loose federal policies, those who enacted and supported them, as well as borrowers, lenders, realtors, and investors buying prime and sub-prime investment packages to turn a buck.

So what to do? Exercise prudence my friends by knowing what you are signing, knowing what your representatives and senators are supporting, and by knowing why and how you are voting. Investigate the candidates, what they stand for, and use common-sense. Is what is being promised something that can be delivered? Vote for the more realistic candidate, not the one who is promising the world, and will be able to deliver next-to-nothing. Voter – review the voter’s creed @ http://presidential-race.net/the-voters-creed/.

We need correct fundamentals before the country can build and expand to levels of prosperity. If you build on what is broke with fancy plans, you will continue to create more and larger problems. Change? Quick fix? No – correct what is broken by going back to the basics.

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Which Presidential Candidate Accepting Untraceable Donations?

October 29th, 2008 madmin Posted in Contributors, Democrats, In the News, Politics, Republican, The Issues No Comments »

Untraceable donations via prepaid credit cards – one candidate has found a loop-hole that may be used to evade limits on how much an individual is allowed to give.

Who is it? Take a guess then check out the Washington Post link; http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/10/28/AR2008102803413_pf.html.

I’m just surprised this hasn’t been revealed by the mainstream news organizations (again!).

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McCain names Sarah Palin as surprise VP choice

August 29th, 2008 Presidential-Race.net Posted in John McCain, Politics, Republican No Comments »

(CNN) – A senior John McCain campaign official told CNN that Alaska Gov. Sarah Palinwill be McCain’s running mate.Palin, 44, is a first-term governor who unseated incumbent Gov. Frank Murkowski in the Republican primary in 2006 and went on to defeat former Gov. Tony Knowles, a Democrat, in the general election. An advocate of drilling [...]

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Gas, Taxes, Big Brother Technology, and Another Monthly Bill

July 29th, 2008 madmin Posted in Democrats, Politics, Republican, Security, The Issues No Comments »

Well all you brothers and sisters of these United States.  I’ve heard the call of Governmental violation as broadcast on National Public Radio (Story: "Slumping Gasoline Use Cuts Into Highway Funds"), and can’t believe it.

Higher priced barrels of oil, less driving (7th month decline in a row, with a monthly decrease of 3.7% – the third-highest decrease since the U.S. started driving), and less gas consumption to off-set personal, limited budgets…and as a result, the tax revenue that pay for roads,  bridges, and transit project has suffered and faces a $3.1B shortfall.

What is big-bro considering doing?  Not raise taxes (thank goodness).  Why, throw technology at it – of course!  And at your expense of FREEDOM!

How and Why:

How:  Add a "black-box" to every new vehicle that will track your driving habits, how much you drive, when you drive, where you drive, and how often.  Then you get a billing every month from the Fed. for your "transportation services", which you will pay the government.  Sounds like lock-and-chain GPS doesn’t it?

Why: On the surface, to sustain funds (albeit another form of taxes) through a recurring monthly basis (this is what businesses do).  The unstated reason – to be able to track anybody, anywhere, at any time if and when THEY deem it necessary.  I’m sure it is being reported as MERELY another tool in the toolbox of security monitoring.  We’ve seen similar instances throughout history, then the track/check system was readily abused for personal or political reasons.

SCREAM!! and make sure your presidential candidate choice DOESN’T support this proposal that will ROB YOU of YOUR FREEDOM.  YELL!! to make sure your Senate representative does not support this measure!!  INUNDATE your House of Representative with calls, letters, emails to STOP THIS planned tracking.  What’s next – tax your iPOD, iPhone, Wii, or Playstation 3 as a media service?

 

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