Stacy Swimp~ Republicans Who Have Blatantly Surrendered to Homosexual & Stealth Jihad Agenda #MIGOP #Rightmi #Michigan

Ron Dwyer~
Really, one's race should be irrelevant especially when we share the same beliefs in family, religion and Country. However since the Democrats and Establishment Republicans inject race it is noted that:

Stacy Swimp is an African American Conservative Activist

who states the following~

"In Case You Are Not Keeping Record: The Following Are the Republicans Who Have Blatantly Surrendered to the Homosexual and Stealth Jihad Agenda (By Virtue of their attacks on Dave Agema) Republican National Chair Reince Priebus Michigan Republican Party Chair Bobby Schostak Michigan Attorney General. Bill Schuette Terri Lynn Land, GOP Senatorial Candidate U.S. Rep. Fred Upton, R-St. Joseph U.S. Rep. Dave Camp, R-Midland U.S. Tim Walberg, R-Tipton U.S. Rep. Candice Miller, R-Harrison Township U.S. Rep. U.S. Rep Mike Rogers, R-Brighton U.S. Rep. Bill Huizenga, R-Zeeland U.S. Rep. U.S. Rep Justin Amash, R-Cascade Township Senate Majority Leader Randy Richardville, R-Monore State Sen. Roger Kahn, R-Saginaw State Rep. Kurt Heise, R-Plymouth Township David Trott, Republican candidate for Michigan's Eleventh Congressional District Brian Ellis, Republican candidate for Michigan's Third Congressional District Ferndale Mayor David Coulter David Worthams, Kalamazoo County GOP Chair.

Note: What you must remember is that, if you continue to stand behind those who are not committed to your platform and values, you enable the false notion that they have, which is that the constituency of the GOP will follow them no matter what they do or don't do. That is precisely the attitude that President Barack Obama has towards the American people. You must identify this mentality among your own ranks and decide whether you will continue empowering it. (It doesn't matter to me what anyone says about me or what they bring up. I will not be silent and not duck and run. This is a fight for the future of our children's children. Not just the future of the GOP or any political ideology or group! )" He continues:

 "Do Blacks and Hispanics Lack Family Values? Friends, this is an article I wrote last year, in response to Paul Welday saying that the MIGOP “cannot win without making significant inroads into non-white voting blocs.”

Welday suggested that the way for the MIGOP to do so is to change its position on issues such as abortion and same sex marriage by being silent on these issues, if not permissive. By associating this with outreach to "non-whites", he suggested these groups lack family values. I would go so far as to say that those who are calling for Agema's resignation are saying Evangelical Christians in general lack a proper understanding of American and family values, in light of what they themselves are asserting about Agema and, ultimately, all who support him.

To quote Welday: "If gay people want to formalize their relationships, we should look at this as more an affirmation of our values than an assault on our liberties.”

This is the perspective that is starting to permeate in the MIGOP leadership, starting with Bobby Schotak and, apparently, Gov. Synder. This is the message be spread by Dennis Lennox and Republicans across the nation who are still calling for Dave Agema to resign. What they are really is affirmation of same sex marriage and of ideals that threaten the future of our Judeo Christian values in America. It should be noted that it is the leader of the Pro Same Sex Marriage "Log Cabin Republican" and Lennox who are being quoted in the Detroit News today in condemnation of Dave Agema.

I did not know until today that Terri Lynn Land also has joined the ranks of those have publicly come out against Dave Agema, confirming her surrender to the above stated agenda which seeks affirmation. Please read this article I wrote, as it will also provide you deep insight into the nature of the current cultural and moral collapse you are seeing before your very eyes in the MIGOP and RNC:

http://stacyswimp.net/2013/02/19/do-blacks-and-hispanics-lack-morals-and-family-values/  "

Note to GOP: No More Chips and Salsa

Note to GOP: No More Chips and Salsa

http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/note-to-gop-no-more-chips-and-salsa/

by Sergio Rodriguera Jr.

Republicans still have a long way to go if they hope to win back the Hispanic vote.

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...Ask me what is important to Puerto Ricans and I might say statehood; to Cubans, it might be regime change. However, these are just assumptions because I don't know. What's important to a Mexican-American in Arizona is going to be different for a Mexican-American in North Carolina. We are not monolithic and will never be a voting bloc. Like other voters, we reward candidates who campaign in our communities, present an appealing message, and show respect and affinity for our members.

In 1984, Ronald Reagan captured 37% of the Hispanic vote and in 2004 George W. Bush garnered 44% of the Hispanic vote. He even tried his Spanish at times, which was always good for a laugh. But Republicans can't hide a simple truth: the party has only four Latino members of Congress. Moreover, that number will decrease by one when Senator Mel Martinez retires his seat in Florida in 2010. "It is absolutely abhorrent that we do not have one Republican Hispanic member of Congress in states like California, Arizona, Colorado, and Nevada", says Mario Lopez, director of the Hispanic Leadership Fund, which was created in 2008 to address minority recruitment and training of candidates.

Republicans need to make a concerted effort to recruit candidates that reflect a diverse party. With some help, former Florida House Speaker Marco Rubio may be the Senate candidate in Florida in 2010. However, Republicans can't escape the fact that they need to address the issue  of immigration. The components of an immigration policy that is both responsible and politically effective aren't difficult to put together. The violence currently taking place on both sides of the border is a national security issue. Rampant kidnapping, narcotics smuggling, and arms trafficking takes place on a daily basis and must be stopped.

Once the border is better secured, Republicans can address the 12 to 14 million undocumented workers in our country. Those who have committed crimes here must be sent back to their home country immediately. But individuals who have been in the country and who have been paying taxes and working hard (and perhaps have children here) should have a way to continue contributing to society. While penalties may be appropriate for illegally entering the country, there is simply no viable or politically acceptable means of conducting a mass deportation. Republicans can also address penalties for employers who hire illegal workers and institute a verification system. Recruitment and development of policy positions with appeal to Hispanics are a prerequisite for better electoral results. And a respectful and constructive approach to immigration must be part of the GOP agenda.

Republicans still have a long way to go if they hope to win back the Hispanic vote. Like General Dwight D. Eisenhower once said, "Pessimism never won any battle". The path will be difficult, but once Republicans manage to construct an effective message with effective messengers, perhaps we will no longer have to listen to mariachi music.

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Great article above.  Go read the whole thing at PJTV. 

Gov. Huckabee had a great approach to the immigration solution.  However, once the border is secure, the process of those who are here and have been, with family American born could be processed and that these accepted naturalized citizens not take away from the opportunity of those who are trying to enter America the legal way.

To further fix our crisis of those who do not pay their share of tax support to the over taxing federal government would be further cleansed by the implementation of the Fair Tax plan, forcing those who are illegal to either sign up for citizenship or leave due to criminal background and who could not afford to be not part of the progressive portion of the Fair Tax Plan.

R. George Dunn