Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Drastic Measures

Here is something drastically interesting, the Democrats succeeded in greatly stuffing President Obama’s health care takeover bill through the House late Sunday night. In spite of the fact that a clear majority of the American people opposed it, the bill passed by a narrow, partisan margin and will become law once President Obama signs it. This supreme bill will raise taxes, will stifle medical innovation, will bust state, federal and municipal budgets, and is, as The Speaker of The House Nancy Pelosi animatedly promises, but the beginning of what the statists in the Democratic Party want to do to American life.

Now this is not the end of the fight. It is not even the beginning of the end of the fight. It is the end of the beginning and I believe we will prevail.

What’s more interesting is that it appears that the State of Texas will lead the fight to overturn “Obamacare” so that we can get real market-based reforms enacted. Texas will lead the fight to restore our Constitutional freedoms. Attorney General Greg Abbott is already on the case and Texas will be party to a 10-state lawsuit that will challenge the constitutionality of Obamacare before the ink on the president's signature is even dry. The days of Democrats thumbing their noses at the 59% of Americans who opposed Obamacare must come to an end.

As a Texan, the best thing you can do to fire Pelosi is to vote every Texas Democrat out of our Congress. If you are angry now at what the Democrats have done, remember to vote them out in November.

The Democrats succeeded in greatly stuffing President Obama’s health care takeover bill through the House late Sunday night. In spite of the fact that a clear majority of the American people opposed it, the bill passed by a narrow, partisan margin and will become law once President Obama signs it. This supreme bill will raise taxes, will stifle medical innovation, will bust state, federal and municipal budgets, and is, as The Speaker of The House Nancy Pelosi animatedly promises, but the beginning of what the statists in the Democratic Party want to do to American life.

Now this is not the end of the fight. It is not even the beginning of the end of the fight. It is the end of the beginning and I believe we will prevail.

It appears that the State of Texas will lead the fight to overturn “Obamacare” so that we can get real market-based reforms enacted. Texas will lead the fight to restore our Constitutional freedoms. Attorney General Greg Abbott is already on the case and Texas will be party to a 10-state lawsuit that will challenge the constitutionality of Obamacare before the ink on the president's signature is even dry. The days of Democrats thumbing their noses at the 59% of Americans who opposed Obamacare must come to an end.

As a Texan, the best thing you can do to fire Pelosi is to vote every Texas Democrat out of our Congress. If you are angry now at what the Democrats have done, remember to vote them out in November.

http://www.texasinsider.org/?p=24185

Monday, March 8, 2010

Conservatives On The Move Watch Out!

Positive news for the Texas gubernatorial primary, the "Anti-Washington D.C. message” has propelled Governor Rick Perry in Texas – a conservative incumbent, Governor Rick Perry rode strong anti-Washington rhetoric to a victory over a sitting U.S. senator for the Texas Republican gubernatorial nomination in a race that could be a model in this year's crucial U.S. mid-term congressional elections I believe. After trailing Senator Hutchison in initial polls in 2009, Governor Perry surged to a commanding lead by mobilizing his party's most conservative members and harnessing disenchantment with President Obama and Washington politics.Reuters wrote that it was a “anti-Washington campaign distaste you!” This was a primary between two different kinds of Republicans, well-known politicians I might add. Guess what, the more conservative one was, they overwhelmingly got elected. Kay Bailey Hutchison had the Washington Republican establishment backing her. All you need to know here is that in Texas, Republican voters were saying "no" to RINO Republicans as much if not more than they were saying "no" to Washington in the sense that RINO Republicans are the same kind of Democrats, extreme liberal Democrats to certain extent, you might be able to make the case. But this was a primary, and this was simply Republican voters, conservative voters saying, "We don't want the Republican Party run by the RINOs, by moderate Republicans." I'm just point out a fact.


Perry sounds national themes but says he's rooted in Texas
http://www.statesman.com/news/texas-politics/perry-sounds-national-themes-but-says-hes-rooted-315645.html