Re: Apparently, he did not get the Memo...

Johne Cook <[email protected]>
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Huh. I didn't vote against any EHA.

I voted against a party that was so arrogant and corrupt that they signed
contracts forcing the new Republican administration to honor contracts
totaling $810 million for a high speed rail line the state's denizens don't
want. It's like selling a house and then after signing the papers, leaving
the new homeowners on the hook for a new roof, garage, and windows. It's
dirty pool at its best.
http://www.jsonline.com/news/statepolitics/106488923.html

Johne Cook
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On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 9:41 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:

> Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council that is.  He apparently doesn't
> see the Republican Victory as merely a reaction to out of control spending.
> He thinks the Tea Party and other Americans who voted Republican were
> sending this message:
>
> http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/frc-even-after-voters-reject-his-agenda-president-obama-still-doesnt-get-it-106635993.html
>
> "Last night millions of Americans went to the polls to express their strong
> disagreement with the change President Obama has brought to Washington .
> Out of control spending, government takeovers of health care and other
> private enterprise and an allegiance to a pro-abortion/anti-family coalition
> are all issues the American people said 'Enough!' to last night.
>
> "When it comes to the homosexual agenda, the American people could not be
> clearer. The flipping of at least six state legislatures, the defeat of
> three justices in Iowa who imposed same-sex 'marriage' and the defeat of
> the House Member leading the charge to overturn the current military policy
> are all examples of how the American people have grown tired of the
> Democratic Party's adherence to an anti-family coalition.
>
> "I agree with the President that Congress should wait for the coming report
> from the military on changing the current policy. However, that does not
> mean Congress should rubber stamp any study. The study itself is likely to
> have problems, and the next natural step would be to have the new 112th
> Congress hold hearings on the issue.
>
> "The arrogance of the President and his allies in Congress, many of whom
> will not return in the new Congress, to force such a drastic change on our
> military in the middle of fighting two wars is disrespectful of our troops,
> and should not be tolerated."
> --------------
> Out of control spending was a part of it...but it was really a statement
> against the Evil Homosexual Agenda.
>  Thom
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