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January 29, 2012
Newt Stand's with the Providential Mantle of our Window in Time
Constitutional conduct and FairTax please~
Presently Newt has given up Toffler and has endorsed the 10th Amendment Plan and has chosen to return us to Constitutional Powers Enumerated Mandate and liberate social entitlements to we the people: giving back to the States their Responsibility and Power; bringing the 9th Amendment to the Family Castles, bring Home Liberty. Newt has put FairTaxer Herman Cain into the Economic Advisory Committee. Newt will end all Czars. On and on it goes.
When Liberty found by our Founders, and nurtured by 200 years of justice, comes to harm by ignoring the Law of the Land, discipline must be applied by the Executive to Remedy by bitting the harness of Constitutional Conduct, fiscally afforded by removing production tax from domestic product price.
Newt has, in his wisdom attained by all his endeavors, reached the pinnacle of providential Truth in all Wisdom measured: Knowing the Federalist was the answer, while mapping a path of failure to lead us back.
Now we stand before the window in History, where we either keep our focus in the box, or get outside of it all to look at our plight and why. What to do now is the answer Newt Envisions, our crossroad of Truth having passed onto him the Mantle of Providential Blessing, this manna from Heaven, the Truth by Reviewing all sides, by getting out of the box, or by keeping the Beast view in this box, statist quo straight ahead.
If everyone knew all there is to know, they would not do half the things they do, including myself, therefore I must foregive them, including myself.
January 28, 2012
The History Of The Income Tax - Dick Morris TV: History Video! | FairTax please
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If everyone knew all there is to know, they would not do half the things they do, including myself, therefore I must foregive them, including myself.
Rev. Wildmon: Palin Right, Newt Is 'Crucified' by Romney Allies
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If everyone knew all there is to know, they would not do half the things they do, including myself, therefore I must foregive them, including myself.
January 27, 2012
Cannibals in GOP Establishment Employ Tactics of the Left ~Sarah Palin
by Sarah Palin on Friday, January 27, 2012 at 5:57pm
We have witnessed something very disturbing this week. The Republican establishment which fought Ronald Reagan in the 1970s and which continues to fight the grassroots Tea Party movement today has adopted the tactics of the left in using the media and the politics of personal destruction to attack an opponent.
We will look back on this week and realize that something changed. I have given numerous interviews wherein I espoused the benefits of thorough vetting during aggressive contested primary elections, but this week’s tactics aren’t what I meant. Those who claim allegiance to Ronald Reagan’s 11th Commandment should stop and think about where we are today. Ronald Reagan and Barry Goldwater, the fathers of the modern conservative movement, would be ashamed of us in this primary. Let me make clear that I have no problem with the routine rough and tumble of a heated campaign. As I said at the first Tea Party convention two years ago, I am in favor of contested primaries and healthy, pointed debate. They help focus candidates and the electorate. I have fought in tough and heated contested primaries myself. But what we have seen in Florida this week is beyond the pale. It was unprecedented in GOP primaries. I’ve seen it before – heck, I lived it before – but not in a GOP primary race.
I am sadly too familiar with these tactics because they were used against the GOP ticket in 2008. The left seeks to single someone out and destroy his or her record and reputation and family using the media as a channel to dump handpicked and half-baked campaign opposition research on the public. The difference in 2008 was that I was largely unknown to the American public, so they had no way of differentiating between the lies and the truth. All of it came at them at once as “facts” about me. But Newt Gingrich is known to us – both the good and the bad.
We know that Newt fought in the trenches during the Reagan Revolution. As Rush Limbaugh pointed out, Newt was among a handful of Republican Congressman who would regularly take to the House floor to defend Reagan at a time when conservatives didn’t have Fox News or talk radio or conservative blogs to give any balance to the liberal mainstream media. Newt actually came at Reagan’s administration “from the right” to remind Americans that freer markets and tougher national defense would win our future. But this week a few handpicked and selectively edited comments which Newt made during his 40-year career were used to claim that Newt was somehow anti-Reagan and isn’t conservative enough to go against the accepted moderate in the primary race. (I know, it makes no sense, and the GOP establishment hopes you won’t stop and think about this nonsense. Mark Levinand others have shown the ridiculousness of this.) To add insult to injury, this “anti-Reagan” claim was made by a candidate who admitted to not even supporting or voting for Reagan. He actually was against the Reagan movement, donated to liberal candidates, and said he didn’t want to go back to the Reagan days. You can’t change history. We know that Newt Gingrich brought the Reagan Revolution into the 1990s. We know it because none other than Nancy Reagan herself announced this when she presented Newt with an award, telling us, “The dramatic movement of 1995 is an outgrowth of a much earlier crusade that goes back half a century. Barry Goldwater handed the torch to Ronnie, and in turn Ronnie turned that torch over to Newt and the Republican members of Congress to keep that dream alive.” As Rush and others pointed out, if Nancy Reagan had ever thought that Newt was in any way an opponent of her beloved husband, she would never have even appeared on a stage with him, let alone presented him with an award and said such kind things about him. Nor would Reagan’s son, Michael Reagan, have chosen to endorse Newt in this primary race. There are no two greater keepers of the Reagan legacy than Nancy and Michael Reagan. What we saw with this ridiculous opposition dump on Newt was nothing short of Stalin-esque re-writing of history. It was Alinsky tactics at their worst.
But this whole thing isn’t really about Newt Gingrich vs. Mitt Romney. It is about the GOP establishment vs. the Tea Party grassroots and independent Americans who are sick of the politics of personal destruction used now by both parties’ operatives with a complicit media egging it on. In fact, the establishment has been just as dismissive of Ron Paul and Rick Santorum. Newt is an imperfect vessel for Tea Party support, but in South Carolina the Tea Party chose to get behind him instead of the old guard’s choice. In response, the GOP establishment voices denounced South Carolinian voters with the same vitriol we usually see from the left when they spew hatred at everyday Americans “bitterly clinging” to their faith and their Second Amendment rights. The Tea Party was once again told to sit down and shut up and listen to the “wisdom” of their betters. We were reminded of the litany of Tea Party endorsed candidates in 2010 that didn’t win. Well, here’s a little newsflash to the establishment: without the Tea Party there would have been no historic 2010 victory at all.
I spoke up before the South Carolina primary to urge voters there to keep this primary going because I have great concern about the GOP establishment trying to anoint a candidate without the blessing of the grassroots and all the needed energy and resources we as commonsense constitutional conservatives could bring to the general election in order to defeat President Obama. Now, I respect Governor Romney and his success. But there are serious concerns about his record and whether as a politician he consistently applied conservative principles and how this impacts the agenda moving forward. The questions need answers now. That is why this primary should not be rushed to an end. We need to vet this. Pundits in the Beltway are gleefully proclaiming that this primary race is over after Florida, despite 46 states still not having chimed in. Well, perhaps it’s possible that it will come to a speedy end in just four days; but with these questions left unanswered, it will not have come to a satisfactory conclusion. Without this necessary vetting process, the unanswered question of Governor Romney’s conservative bona fides and the unanswered and false attacks on Newt Gingrich will hang in the air to demoralize many in the electorate. The Tea Party grassroots will certainly feel disenfranchised and disenchanted with the perceived orchestrated outcome from self-proclaimed movers and shakers trying to sew this all up. And, trust me, during the general election, Governor Romney’s statements and record in the private sector will be relentlessly parsed over by the opposition in excruciating detail to frighten off swing voters. This is why we need a fair primary that is not prematurely cut short by the GOP establishment using Alinsky tactics to kneecap Governor Romney’s chief rival.
As I said in my speech in Iowa last September, the challenge of this election is not simply to replace President Obama. The real challenge is who and what we will replace him with. It’s not enough to just change up the uniform. If we don’t change the team and the game plan, we won’t save our country. We truly need sudden and relentless reform in Washington to defend our republic, though it’s becoming clearer that the old guard wants anything but that. That is why we should all be concerned by the tactics employed by the establishment this week. We will not save our country by becoming like the left. And I question whether the GOP establishment would ever employ the same harsh tactics they used on Newt against Obama. I didn’t see it in 2008. Many of these same characters sat on their thumbs in ‘08 and let Obama escape unvetted. Oddly, they’re now using every available microscope and endoscope – along with rewriting history – in attempts to character assassinate anyone challenging their chosen one in their own party’s primary. So, one must ask, who are they really running against?
- Sarah Palin
January 20, 2012
Herman Cain Endorses "The People" (no, he's not kidding)
Join Herman Cain in taking on this Nation in the Solutions Revolution.
Let's leave this Nation better then we found it! WE THE PEOPLE want our Country BACK!
Let's leave this Nation better then we found it! WE THE PEOPLE want our Country BACK!
American Enterprise Institute~ 'Do We Need the Department of Education?' @NewtGingrich
01/2012January 2012
Charles Murray
American Enterprise Institute
Do We Need the Department of Education?
Charles Murray is the W.H. Brady Scholar at the American Enterprise Institute. He received his B.A. in history at Harvard University and his Ph.D. in political science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He has written for numerous newspapers and journals, including the Washington Post, theWall Street Journal, the New York Times, the Weekly Standard, Commentary, andNational Review. His books include Losing Ground: American Social Policy 1950-1980, What It Means to Be a Libertarian, and Real Education: Four Simple Truths for Bringing America’s Schools Back to Reality. His new book, Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960-2010, will be published at the end of January.
The following is adapted from a speech delivered in...
Jennifer Gustafson Barnhouse~ "What other case might be made for federal involvement in education? Its contributions to good educational practice? Think of the good things that have happened to education in the last 30 years—the growth of homeschooling and the invention and spread of charter schools."
RGeorgeDunn~ That is local education, not federal. Newt states we need to send education back to the local schools, counties, State, in that order. Education is not a Constitutional enumeration. The blow-back from willfully violating the Law of the Land is injustice and creeping tyranny.
There needs to be a transition period to wean off federal dollars and reduce unconstitutional spending. We are better served to reduce federal burden locally, to free up income. If we fail to take this direction at this moment, we are forsaking our Liberty for the darkness to come.
It is a move, not of party, but of we the people, to take our Country back to the ideals and principles that led us so well. One principle is, by having 22% embedded federal tax in a loaf of bread, you handicap US Industry to imports at 22% federal tax business expense. Wage earners use net income to pay the tax they just paid.
We need to have a Nation wide class on how to get out of the box.
Constitutional Conduct and FairTax please~ oh ya, Vouchers for Liberty Sake~
http://www.hillsdale.edu/news/imprimis/archive/issue.asp?year=2012&month=01#.TxofddyoVRk.facebook
January 19, 2012
Who has the fairest State of all in America? Does Governor Perry deserve credit?
There is no doubt that Governor Perry has done well being the Governor of Texas. Of all the States in America, Texas has had the spirit and drive to earn the reward of being known for, "Everything is bigger in Texas!"
Here is one part that makes such a statement true. As Rick Perry states in his book, which is wrote for our time for which Perry should have followed precisely, the consumption tax structure is the only system that is capital free enterprise friendly.
Texas has only the sales tax for supporting their State government burden. By only taxing sales, the price of product in Texas has the least amount of embedded taxes of most every State in the Union.
In Perry's book, the Governor states that he endorses the FairTax plan that is in the 2011 Congress , both HR25 and SR13. You add this and the energy plan in Texas to the entire Nation, to a nation that goes back to respecting the Law of the land, and you will see a Renascence as never before recorded in Earth's history.
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8/24/2011 @ 4:27PM |8,808 views
Yes, Rick Perry Deserves Credit For The Texas Economy
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Texas is seeing job growth at a pace that is the envy of the nation. Approximately 40% of the nation’s job growth since June 2009 occurred in Texas. Texas Governor and Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry is hopeful voters will remember this fact when they enter the election booth next year, while Perry detractors argue Perry is merely the inadvertent beneficiary of luck and happenstance.
An Aug. 19 article on the website Slate is typical of the Perry detractors. The article offers three reasons why “it seems silly for Perry to take credit for the state’s performance.”
January 17, 2012
Tune In Tuesday For the CD #09 Candidate Don Volaric interview by Andover High School #migov #migop
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January 17, 2012 at 7PM (Eastern Time, Tuesday)
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If everyone knew all there is to know, they would not do half the things they do, including myself, therefore I must foregive them, including myself.
January 16, 2012
Constitutional conduct is catching fire as a plank! @RepRonPaul surges in #SC
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One week from tomorrow voters will go to the polls in South Carolina to express their preference as to who will face Barack Obama in the 2012 Presidential campa
U.S. Attorney General & AZ U.S. District Court Judge blatantly ignore Constitution
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In a stunning development that could potentially send the nation into a Constitutional crisis, an astute attorney who is well-versed in Constitutional la
January 13, 2012
Ron Paul: A Chance to Fight Back #Constitution #2012gop #tcot #sgp #SCgop #FLGOP
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