It is simply amazing to witness the double standard being applied toward Senator Barack Hussein Obama of Illinois and against Senator John McCain of Arizona as they vie to become the President of the United States in November. In an age where the quasi-socialist liberal majority in the House and Senate pitch a “fairness doctrine” to ensure equal exposure to their opinions, their media cronies are anything but equitable in the coverage of the Republican and Democrat candidates. After their shameful debacle in the 2000 election the press is eagerly attempting to recover their influence in shaping the outcome of an American election. Today the media has chosen Barack Obama as their man and something as trivial as impartiality, objectivity, or the welfare of the United States will not stand in the way of their man’s coronation. If my recent experiences are any indication, the media, with the help of a disloyal Republican Party, has done a pretty effective job.
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Election 2009: Freedoms Folly
By Allan J. Ashinoff on May 29, 2008 in Election, Politics | 0 Comments
Throughout the procession of human history men have fashioned societies to improve their condition and to exert their will over nature and other men. Then came the American Revolution, where a mere ten percent of the British colonial population decided that their interests outweighed those of a distant Crown. But it wasn’t until after the bloodshed subsided that the creative spirits of men were used to forge a society where men could be free and live relatively unfettered from government intervention. This new type of government was deliberately established with disjoined branches who had limited power that could keep any one group from usurping control from the American people. The totalitarianism of Kings would not manifest itself in the new world and stifle the freedom of these new world people.
America was born and both God and man saw that it was good.
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Citizens Seek To Recall Phoenix Mayor
By Allan J. Ashinoff on May 16, 2008 in Arizona Politics, Politics | 0 Comments
For many years Americans have demanded a serious and sustained crackdown on illegal immigration. As a result rallies have been staged, ballot propositions have been passed, and laws have been instituted to safeguard the future of America. Yet there remains those in politics forget their servants role and choose to ignore the will of those who elected them.
RECALL PHOENIX Mayor Phil Gordon
By admin on May 9, 2008 in Arizona Politics | 0 Comments
Fed-Up With Political Correctness will be helping to circulate petitions to recall Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon for being too soft on the issue of Illegal Immigration.
If you’d like to sign this petition please contact us and we will let you know they location, days, and times where you can meet with us. You must be a resident of Phoenix who is of voting age for your signature to be counted.
We need almost 26,000 residents to sign the petition to force another election or for Gordon to fall on his sword politically (not that I anticipate he has thatmuch honor).
OPEN LETTER TO REPUBLICAN LEADERS
By Ross L. Gillum on Mar 28, 2008 in Politics | 1 Comment
TO: ‘Robert M. (Mike) Duncan’; ‘Luke Esser, Chairman’; ‘bobby.eberle@GOPusa.com’; ‘president@whitehouse.gov’; ‘comments@whitehouse.gov.’; ‘comments@downsizedc.org’; ‘comments@wsrp.org’; ‘Bill Frist, M.D. (VOLPAC)’
To the Republicans that are currently leading us, please read my sincere comments, and the article I am forwarding to you.
Sadly, Minister Baldwin is 100% accurate, yet very few of us believe you are listening to him. AND sadly again, we really don’t believe that any of you care that we are dissatisfied with what we see was “OUR” party. We are hearing “words”, but not really seeing any actions to encourage us at all. I am even at a point that I doubt you will even read this, or respond, because I have written so many times that you didn’t. I guess I just believe you will one day see the point, and if not, I guess I get another good nights sleep by getting this off my chest again. You don’t acknowledge this, but you know I am not the only person that feels this way, and this sincerely troubles me for this nation.
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I, For One…..(regarding sovereignty and rule of law)
By Ross L. Gillum on Mar 11, 2008 in National Sovereignty, Politics | 1 Comment
I, for one, have strenuously and fervently studied this issue and the Security and Prosperity Agreement that supports a new “nation/perimeter” of North America by combining Canada, the U.S., and Mexico while creating a border-less interior. I know that the “new” union is a reckless private enterprise without Congressional oversight, and does not support the best interest of individuals in any of the member nations. Read the rest
Voting Barack Hussein Obama
By Allan J. Ashinoff on Mar 10, 2008 in Election, Politics | 2 Comments
These days no one, especially New York Senator Hillary Clinton, can deny the charismatic magnitude of Democratic front runner Barack Obama. Watching him on television one cannot help but be drawn into the passion of his presentation. His commanding voice, reminiscent of WWE superstar Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, is a welcome relief after several years of the bumbling oratory of President George W. Bush. Read the rest
