Find a wrong, stand up & right it, the next time, every time. #MIGOP #Michigan #MI

Everywhere I go the Tea Party is for Constitutional Conduct.  We are all as one Federally and our greatest threat is this Nationalist Coup.  The 2012 Social Conservative Leadership- the Chuck Swindolls, the James Dobsons, all declared the most important plank is Constitutional Conduct, Integrity.  It does matter that Right  matter's: a matter of fact!

The Constitution was created to be Libertarian as the Federal Government has no Constitutional authority to control property, product or morals.  Constitutionalists are also in this Constitutional Conservative Camp we are forming as well as 60% of the GOP electorate.


We are already the super majority, just don't realize it and act so.  We need to revive and:

The new mantra,

'When you come across wrong, stand up and right it, the next time and every time.'

Chuck Swindoll~
In Micah 6:8, the bold prophet answered a question many people wonder about today: What does the Lord expect of us? Micah’s answer is comprehensive: to do justice, to love kindness, and to walk humbly with our God. The first of these three expectations means to do what is right, regardless of the consequences. This kind of courageous obedience is illustrated for us in the lives of the first-century apostles.
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Michigan National Committeewoman Mary Helen Sears

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GOP in fear of Constitutional Conservatives taking over the Party, as they swing further to the left?

The acts of the GOP and the MRP attack on Dave and calling for putting the gay agenda as a plank on the platform  tells me that they see the handwriting on the wall and are more then happy to stop Constitutional conservatives by destroying the GOP rather then to have us triumph, preferring the left and the ever growing Federal Government power.

Stand strong but gentle Dave!

http://www.detroitnews.com/article/20140124/POLITICS03/301240083/Michigan-U-S-GOP-leaders-call-Agema-s-resignation?odyssey=tab%7Ctopnews%7Ctext%7CFRONTPAGE

Bucking GOP hierarchy, Senator DeMint supports..| Federalist conservatives

Bucking GOP hierarchy, DeMint supports conservative underdogs

S.C. senator's willingness to defy the party establishment rare for freshman lawmaker.

By James Rosen
McClatchy Newspapers

Posted: Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009

Sen. Jim DeMint: "We've got a chance in this next election to prove a lot of establishment Republicans wrong and show that anywhere in the country principled conservatives can win."

WASHINGTON South Carolina's Sen. Jim DeMint is using his rising national profile among conservative activists to support and bankroll Republican Senate candidates around the country, some of them underdogs challenging GOP establishment favorites.
DeMint's endorsements of former Florida House Speaker Marco Rubio over Gov. Charlie Crist and California state Rep. Chuck DeVore over former Hewlett-Packard chief executive Carly Fiorina put him at odds with other prominent Republicans, including Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, Sen. John McCain of Arizona and fellow South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham.
In Pennsylvania, DeMint's endorsement of former Rep. Pat Toomey helped prompt incumbent Sen. Arlen Specter to bolt the Republican Party and run for re-election as a Democrat.
DeMint, who has met with or plans to interview 20 GOP candidates in eight states, has started doling out money from his Senate Conservatives Fund, a political action committee that's raised $1.45 million - most of it from supporters in other states.
"We've got a chance in this next election to prove a lot of establishment Republicans wrong and show that anywhere in the country principled conservatives can win," DeMint told thousands of activists in a Nov. 3 conference call.
DeMint, a first-term senator seeking re-election next year, has attracted conservative followers nationwide for blocking appropriations earmarks, helping to defeat immigration reforms and leading GOP opposition to expanded federal medical benefits.
DeMint's willingness to go outside his party's official endorsement structure - led by Sen. John Cornyn of Texas, head of the National Republican Senatorial Committee - is rare for a sitting senator, and virtually unheard of for a freshman.
Katon Dawson, a former S.C. Republican chairman who narrowly lost to Michael Steele in January to head the national party, said DeMint's name increasingly resonates in other states.
"He now is in a prominent leadership role in the Republican Party to where his endorsement matters and means something," Dawson said.
Among 413 donors who've contributed at least $200 to DeMint's Senate Conservatives Fund political action committee, only eight are from South Carolina.
DeMint, 58, makes no bones that he's more focused on advancing conservative goals nationwide than on pursuing the parochial interests of his state.
"All of you all over the country - please remember that Senate seats are not about a particular state," DeMint told more than 4,000 listeners on the recent conference call.
"They're about our country," DeMint said. "Every vote I take is not about South Carolina. It's about the United States of America."
DeMint, a resident of heavily Republican Upstate South Carolina, hosted a conference call with Eric Erickson, a founder of the popular conservative blog redstate.com.
After the NRSC endorsed Crist in his run for Congress, Erickson called for his readers not to make any contributions to candidates backed by the official Republican campaign committee.
DeMint was the only senator who addressed tens of thousands of Tea Party protesters Sept. 12 at an anti-Obama rally outside the U.S. Capitol. Some carried signs comparing Obama to Nazi founder Adolf Hitler and al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden.
Susan McManus, a political science professor at the University of South Florida, said Democrats are trying to link DeMint with Erickson in a bid similar to Republicans' efforts last year to tie Obama to the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, the president's former minister in Chicago who had bitterly criticized the United States in sermons.
Obama, though, distanced himself from Wright, while DeMint continues to use Erickson's army of followers to reach conservative activists....full article
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my comment:
All the names mentioned in this article, McConnell, Graham, McCain, Cornyn, all have one thing in common, they are for conservative Nationalism and probably not a clue what it means to be a Federalist Conservative.  RINOs are on the hit list and it may be these guys if they don't repent and read the Constitution. Go Eric Erickson of http://www.redstate.com/ ~~~
R. George Dunn

Re: [mikehuckabee-7] Romney Tanks At Fiscal Conservative Event

Wow, now here is evidence of a GOP waking up from it's RINO Leadership from Washington.  The grassroots of Club for Growth are overruling their own Clubs leadership and speaking to the truth about Romney, the Club For Growths leadership pick or anointment yes to Washington in the past Primary. 

 

Again, Mr. Romney , save your children their inheritance and go find another company to import more so we can have less jobs in America.

 

R. George

 

 

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Subject: [mikehuckabee-7] Romney Tanks At Fiscal Conservative Event

Romney Tanks At Fiscal Conservative Event

By fitsnews • on March 9, 2009

Former and future (a.k.a. perpetual) GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney completely tanked at a gathering of fiscal conservative leaders in Palm Beach, Florida over the weekend, delivering what attendees called a "rehearsed, vacuous speech" full of "standard Republican feel-good talking points."

Romney then followed up his speech to the national Club for Growth by berating a questioner who dared to ask him about his socialist health care proposals, accusing the man of taking "pot shots."

Hmmmm … sound familiar to anyone?

Anyway, we wrote about our ongoing distaste for Romney last week, prompting a flood of criticism from his supporters.

Well, it looks like we're not alone.

Chronicling the fireworks from Florida is Harper's reporter Ken Silverstein, the man who wrote what many consider to be the definitive account of Romney's failed 2008 presidential bid.

From Silverstein's blog, Washington Babylon:

    This past weekend's National Club for Growth annual conference featured three dinner speakers. Thursday night: South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford. Friday night: South Carolina Senator Jim DeMint. Saturday night: former Governor Mitt Romney, the early frontrunner for the G.O.P. nomination in 2012. The Club for Growth represents the more conservative wing of the G.O.P. on economic policy. It is especially supportive of cutting taxes and government spending, and heavily funds candidates it supports.

    A source who attended the event passed on to me his thoughts about the conference, which appears not to have gone well for Romney. Recall that during last year's G.O.P. nomination battle, Romney had a hard time convincing the conservative base that he was the real thing.

Silverstein goes on to quote from a source who attended Romney's speech …

    After his comments (during which many in the audience were notably bored, checking Blackberrys, etc.), Mitt asked for questions. The first was a from a man from New York who read from his handheld several lines from a Wall Street Journal editorial that was very critical of "Romney Care" in Massachusetts.

    He ended his questioning of Romney with this line: "How do you respond to the Wall Street Journal's article given all you've been telling us about your belief in free markets? How can we believe you when what you did in Massachusetts was (an) expensive government mandate regarding health care?"

    Many in the room erupted in applause. A visibly agitated Romney defensively began his reply with the following:"We can disagree without you taking potshots like you did at the end of your question there. That's the Wall Street Journal's opinion… I have my opinions too. (No word on how WSJ editorial writer John Fund felt as he sat just yards away in the crowd.)

Yowzers! What a whiny little girl. That's a legitimate question Romney just went "boo-effin-hoo" on.

Apparently, neither his tone nor his lack of an answer satisfied the masses …

    After defending his program by blaming changes on the Democratic Massachusetts legislature, Mitt asked for a second question in the very quiet room. A member from Texas said something along the lines of, "The name of our group is Club for Growth and we think of growth meaning growth in individual liberty. So, how does the fact that your program requires individuals to get government-mandated health insurance fit with our goal of liberty for individuals?"

    This led to more and louder applause from the crowd. Mitt then attempted to answer the question while demanding that the questioner "not leave the room" and "don't turn away from me." It was more than awkward… the next question was from a Club for Growth staff person who asked a softball… most likely to calm things down.

    Mitt's efforts to be all things to all people continue to cause him problems. Some members also expressed disgust following the speech that Romney refused to endorse Alaskan Lt. Governor Sean Parnell in his Club for Growth-backed bid for Congress against one of the most corrupt incumbents in the nation (Representative Don Young), even though Parnell served as Chair of Romney's Alaskan campaign. Pathetic.

Jeez. What a mega-bag-o-douche.

Like we've been saying, all these people who are convinced that Mitt Romney is the GOP's ticket out of the wilderness are flat out nuts.

You don't get out of the wilderness by fakery and whining. Or by sticking your finger in the wind every five minutes.

Seriously, if Mitt Romney received GOP polling data indicating that people wanted to see his wife on fire, he be pouring gas on her within five minutes.

Oh, and let's not forget who his lead Southern strategist was …

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