Next Wednesday January 26th the Senate Committee on Transportation and Elections will hold a public hearing on Voter Photo Id - Senate Bill 6!!!
ACTION ITEMS (click on the links for contact info):
1. Attend the public hearing and testify in favor of the bill. The liberals will be turning out TONS of people to testify against the bill.
2. If you can't attend the hearing, submit written testimony BEFORE the public hearing to the committee members and ask that it be part of the official committee record.
3. Contact your Legislators and let them know your thoughts on this bill.
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Boycott Marquette University
Despite having a 100% pro-abortion record from NARAL, former U.S. Senator Russ Feingold was appointed to Marquette University Law School, a Catholic university.
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Interfaith Movement, The Economy and War: Trends For 2011 and Beyond
....While some diplomats are looking for a political solution to global tensions, others are seeking answers in religion. If only the world's religions could get along, tensions would be reduced. Better yet, if they could somehow be united, there would finally be peace, right?
With this goal in mind, religious leaders and many political powerbrokers alike, are scrambling to support efforts aimed at uniting the world's religions. For the month of February alone, at least five major interfaith events are being planned. Four of the five will target Americans, while the fifth event will have a global audience. Here's a summary.....
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With this goal in mind, religious leaders and many political powerbrokers alike, are scrambling to support efforts aimed at uniting the world's religions. For the month of February alone, at least five major interfaith events are being planned. Four of the five will target Americans, while the fifth event will have a global audience. Here's a summary.....
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Public Funding Folly
Those who regard taxpayer financing of any campaign for public office as a bad idea can take special delight in the embarrassment that has befallen public funding of Wisconsin Supreme Court races.
Two of the four candidates have met the arcane qualifications for public funding. One who did not, liberal bureaucrat Marla Stephens of the state Public Defender’s office, spins her decision not to take the tax money this way: “we want to have the resources we need to get our message out to the whole state. This is a campaign to bring justice to all of us, rich people and poor people and everyone in-between."
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Two of the four candidates have met the arcane qualifications for public funding. One who did not, liberal bureaucrat Marla Stephens of the state Public Defender’s office, spins her decision not to take the tax money this way: “we want to have the resources we need to get our message out to the whole state. This is a campaign to bring justice to all of us, rich people and poor people and everyone in-between."
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We've Got a Groovy Kind of Gov
......Three other freshmen governors plan to make that clear right off the bat. Governors John Kasich (R-Ohio) and Scott Walker (R-Wisc.) have announced that their states are joining Florida's massive lawsuit against ObamaCare. Oklahoma's Governor, Mary Fallin (R), said the Sooners will file their own case--bringing the grand total of states now suing the law to 25, or half of the entire country. Elsewhere, former Governor Tim Pawlenty is fighting another law--Congress's repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." During an interview earlier this week with our friends at American Family Association, he refused to back down from a position that three of the four military service chiefs share, which is that allowing open homosexuality in our ranks will devastate national security. "I have been a public and repeat supporter of maintaining 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell,'" he said. "There's a lot of reasons for that, but if you look at how the combat commanders and the combat unions feel about it, the results of those kinds of surveys were different than the ones that were mostly reported in the newspaper, and that is something I think we need to pay attention to. But I have been a public supporter of maintaining 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell,' and I would support reinstating it as well." Those are the kind of leaders we need in Washington--people who aren't afraid to stand with voters and reflect who we really are as a nation.
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