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Steve Chabot – Does he get it?
On Monday I attended the Northwest Side Tea Party meeting to listen to what Steve Chabot had to say about his last year in congress. I was fully expecting to hear that he was engaged in drafting or supporting legislation that would protect our freedoms and liberties as well as keep us on a path to recovery. I guess I must have been dreaming.
The sad truth is that he had more to say about how the republicans are having such a hard time getting bills past the democrats in the Senate. He complained about Harry Reid and how his agenda was in the way of the house republicans’ efforts. He told us all that the media will not publish or comment on their press releases. Another excuse was that the media is focused on the republican candidates as they all tear each other apart. His excuses fell upon unsympathetic ears.
We need and deserve a strong representative in Congress. Steve Chabot is not that person. Comments from the audience were more on the hostile side than friendly, and rightfully so. Congressman Chabot heard complaints about his voting record and his inability to get the message out to the people about what he is doing in Washington.
I asked him about the campaign signs I saw all over town in the fall of 2010 with his name and the slogan “Stop the Spending” and why the GOP led house has increased our national debt in just the last ten months, over $1 trillion in new spending. Again his excuse was that the White House and the Senate has blocked their efforts to get things done. I agree that they have some high hurdles, but our economy, security and freedoms are riding on their efforts which are falling far short of expectations.
I told him that they need to stop letting the press be their mouthpiece by using press releases and go to the news media themselves and give their own time with an interview so that they can report first hand about the direction our country needs to go. I’m sure any local station in town would jump at the chance to have their congressional rep. as the headliner on the 6 pm news.
The stakes are to high and time is running out (if you consider what this country has become in the past several years) for our elected officials to conduct their business as they have done in the past.
The game is changing, and changing fast. Is Steve Chabot up to the task? Does he get it?
Please contact Steve Chabot with your thoughts:
Congressman Steve Chabot (OH-01)
2351 Rayburn House Office Building
Office: 202-225-2216
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January 11 Meeting
Solutions Are For The Benefit Of The Political Status Quo
As we were duped yet again by our lawmakers in Washington, the Super Committee was unable to come up with a plan to cut $1.2 trillion from the budget over a ten year period. Yes you read it right, not a one year or five year, a ten year period. During this same time frame the US government will have spent $45 trillion. Not a single member of Congress has the spine to tell the American people that when cuts are made, it will directly affect some of us, but in the long run, help us all. With a major election coming, no one wants to be the harbinger of bad news. Every decision they make is (while its under the guise of helping those in need or despair) weighed against the possibility of losing votes.
In the end, it’s the American people that lose because all solutions are for the benefit of the political status quo.
Game show host Chuck Wolery came up with his own suggestions on how we can cut $1.2 trillion from our federal budget. It may be funny but how hard can it really be? http://www.youtube.com/v/KV-RqPtT2PU?version=3 The Super committee didn’t even try.
Far too many people still don’t understand that we live in a republic and not a democracy, here’s a link to help with any confusion you might have. http://www.wimp.com/thegovernment/
The Constitution is the highest law of the land. America is a government based on the Rule of Law. Therefore, the law must be adequate to ensure government compliance with and accountability to the Constitutions. Currently, no such language exists within the Constitutions. Please visit www.coalitionoffreedom.com and read the petition to amend the Constitution of the State of Ohio to protect Ohioans from an out-of-control federal government and retain our sovereignty. Also visit the Tenth Amendment Center http://tenthamendmentcenter.com/ or you can subscribe and follow them on Facebook.
On January 26, there will be a meeting on how to prepare yourself and family for a man-made or natural disaster. Given the current fiscal situation of our country, it can’t hurt to be prepared. This event will be at the Madeira Public Library, 7200 Miami Ave. at 7:00 pm. I can take three others if you care to join me. http://www.meetup.com/The-Cincinnati-Glenn-Beck-Meetup-Group-WE-Surround-Them/events/46603482/
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Recap of August 23rd Central 9/12 Meeting
Recap of August 23 Central 9/12 Meeting
We discussed the steps we should take to make sure we can get through a financial meltdown. Storing food will become the number one priority as even cash can become worthless and supply lines of most goods may be stopped as a result. Electrical supplies could be interrupted as well as all people working in power plants and maintenance crews will all be busy keeping themselves supplied with food. The National Guard may be called upon to run our utilities. The same can be said for law enforcement and government services. Independence is the key to survival.
The links below can help you start your own food storage and preparation in the event you should need it. In light of the recent hurricane Irene, it can’t hurt to be safe in the event of a disaster no matter what kind it is.
http://wisefoodchoice.com/ http://yh3.myefoods.com
http://www.foodinsurance.com/?gclid=CLugu9C15KoCFYYUKgodzVDB-A
We discussed Rick Perry entering the presidential race and how he has some explaining to do for a number of things such as forced vaccinations, the Dream Act, and his ideas about Agenda 21 globalist policies. The upcoming debate should be interesting on Wednesday.
A newcomer to our meeting, Rob Howell, told us about a concept he has been working on for a number of years called Planet Eagle. You can find out more about it at http://www.planeteagle.us/news.htm
Our next meeting is scheduled for September 20th at 7 PM. Our guest will be a speaker from FairTax.org.
They will tell us all about it and answer any questions you may have. Please don’t miss this meeting.
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Response to the CBC Declaration of War Against the Tea Party
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The Cost of Liberty
This was originally written in 2009. I thought it was worth posting again, given the current state of ObamaCare in the courts.
The Cost of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty was a gift to this country symbolizing international republicanism. Republicanism asserts that people have inalienable rights that cannot be voted away by a majority of voters. A democracy. When we say The Pledge of Allegiance, we say “and to the republic for which it stands”, not to the democracy. We live in a republic. Although we believe in democratic law, the Rule of Law and clearly defined constitutional principles dictate the actual administration of government. “With Liberty and Justice for all.” Webster’s dictionary defines liberty as, a: the power to do as one pleases, b: freedom from arbitrary or despotic control, c: the positive enjoyment of various social, political, or economic rights and privileges, d: the power of choice.
We enjoy our liberties and freedoms purely through the limitations of our government, and not through the powers of the government.
An inscription on the Statue of Liberty written in 1883 by Emma Lazarus reads “Give us your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free….”. This poem reinvented the statue’s purpose, turning Liberty into a welcoming mother, a symbol of hope to the outcasts and downtrodden of the world.
Our elected officials now want to impose a surcharge or duty for the privilege of residency in this country. The proposed health care bill requires each citizen to enroll and pay the premiums, or opt out and still pay $1900 per year just to be left alone.
The plaque on the Statue of Liberty should now read “Give us your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to be free, your $1900 per year, and if not paid in full, face up to $25000 fine and one year imprisonment.” Where is choice and freedom now? This is the new cost of liberty.
We would be best served if the interstate restrictions placed on insurance companies were removed and the free market system was allowed to flourish as other industries do. Regulation is also needed to keep insurance companies honest and fair.
Keep in mind that free people can treat each other justly, but they can’t make life fair. To get rid of the unfairness among individuals, you have to exercise power over them. The more fairness you want, the more power you need. Thus, all dreams of fairness become tyranny in the end.
Our constitution guarantees us equal opportunity not equal results.
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We the People – We are the change
They say that doing the same thing over and over again expecting the same result is the definition of insanity. Well I ask you this,”Did your choice at the polls in the last presidential election win?” If not, what are you willing to do differently this time to ensure the outcome is to your liking?
Just casting a vote is all that we can do as individuals but that is not enough. We have to take the initiative to bring someone onboard. And not just one someone but several.
The time to wear your heart and politics on your sleeve is now, because our freedoms and way of life is under attack from the very institution designed to protect it.
Never before and never in as many ways has the federal government encroached upon our freedoms. Everything from healthcare mandates to the type of light bulbs we can purchase.
This erosion of liberty has been building for several decades and is rapidly increasing with the Obama administration and the socialist-progressive agenda they are trying to force feed us.
The left however, would like nothing more than to keep spending money we don’t have on programs and people who believe they have a right to something other than what’s clearly defined in our founding documents.
We have a job to do. We have a country to save. This is the least we can do since our children and grandchildren will be paying for our excesses.
Roll up your sleeves, get involved.
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