Congressional District 30 (CD-30) Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson, D-Dallas, made Campaign For Liberty's Hall of Shame list after she voted against auditing the Federal Reserve. See the list of all of the Hall of Fame attendees here: campaignforliberty.com/materials/HR1207-Shame-List.pdf
The final vote was 198-229, unfortunately. The sponsor was Congressman Ron Paul, R-Lake Jackson.
Kudos to Congressman Joe Barton, R-Ennis, for voting for auditing the books of the Federal Reserve. Once people get a clue as to how our economy really operates (from the auspices of a central bank...which is the Fed), they will become more informed...and hopefully angry. Very, very angry.
This Nov. 2, CD-30 voters don't have to be stuck with an African-American socialist. They can instead vote for an African-American capitalist, Dr. Stephen Broden. The Ellis County Observer wholeheartedly endorses Dr. Broden.
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viernes, 2 de julio de 2010
domingo, 13 de junio de 2010
Obama's New Executive Order Legislates 'Lifestyle Behaviorial Modification'
Yep, you read it right...and the article is right here: nannystateliberationfront.net/2010/06/12/obama-issues-executive-order-mandating-lifestyle-behavior-modification/
domingo, 6 de junio de 2010
Ellis County Could See Green Party Candidate
The Green Party of Texas had help from big Republican money men to get 90,000 signatures turned in, but if the Secretary of State verifies the needed signatures (43,000), Green Party candidates will fill a few ballots in Texas this fall, none in Ellis County.
But that, too, will change if and only if the Green Party polls 2 percent or 5 percent in a statewide race or the gubernatorial race. If they do, they will have automatic ballot access in 2012. If that happens, the Libertarians and Greens will be the only minor parties in Texas recognized. Both parties have $0 filing fees, whereas you must pay a substantial sum to run as a Republican or Democrat.
So expect a Green Party candidate in Ellis County in 2012. After all, the Democrats won't be fielding anybody (not a single contested Democrat in the fall in Ellis County), so Republicans' only competition will be from well, within, and the LP and possibly the Green Party.
But that, too, will change if and only if the Green Party polls 2 percent or 5 percent in a statewide race or the gubernatorial race. If they do, they will have automatic ballot access in 2012. If that happens, the Libertarians and Greens will be the only minor parties in Texas recognized. Both parties have $0 filing fees, whereas you must pay a substantial sum to run as a Republican or Democrat.
So expect a Green Party candidate in Ellis County in 2012. After all, the Democrats won't be fielding anybody (not a single contested Democrat in the fall in Ellis County), so Republicans' only competition will be from well, within, and the LP and possibly the Green Party.
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