Helen Thomas Shocked by Obama…Shocks Me…Shocks Republicans! |
Obama not transperent:
http://rawstory.com/08/news/2009/07/01/helen-thomas-hits-white-house-for-lack-of-transparency/
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Romney’s Gubernatorial Portrait Unveiled |
Compliments of NECN.com:
Romney guesting on Sunday’s Meet the Press |
From http://twitter.com/EricFehrn/
Glenn Beck Reads A Letter From A Fellow American |
Complaints of Frozone.
http://www.glennbeck.com/content/articles/article/198/26742/?ck=1
*EDIT*
HAHAAHAHA, I can not stop laughing. I meant compliments, really.
Obama’s Ridiculous Statement |
I seldom attribute such words to people, but sometimes, they are quite necessary. This is such an occasion; President Obama recently said that he thinks
the irony … is that [he] actually would like to see a relatively light touch when it comes to the government,
in a White House interview today. This statement just completely flabbergasts me.
Some Interesting Articles |
Alcohol not good for you? You don’t say.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/16/health/16alco.html?_r=2&ref=health
So what are fingerprints for?
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/06/090612092729.htm
Romney calls on Obama to speak out on Iran |
Politico/Romney calls on Obama to speak out on Iran by Jonathan Martin
14 June 2009
Mitt Romney, a once and maybe future presidential candidate, calls Iran’s presidential results “a fraud” and urged President Barack Obama to speak out against the disputed re-election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Obama, Romney said Sunday on ABC’s “This Week,” should ”indicate that this has been a terribly managed decision by the autocratic regime in Iran.”
The former Republican Massachusetts governor also used the Iranian results to broaden his indictment of Obama, saying “it’s very clear that the president’s policies of going around the world and apologizing for America are not working.”
Romney cited the belligerence of Iran, North Korea and Russia and the refusal of European countries to offer significant troop increases for Afghanistan.
New Video @ FreeStrongAmerica.com |
To view the video, click here
In addition, Mitt’s interview this weekend on ABC.
And, Mitt’s interview on the Mark Larson show this past Friday.
Happy Birthday Mr. President! |
From all of us here at comMITTed, we wish you the best on your 85th birthday President George Herbert Walker Bush! President Bush is scheduled to celebrate his birthday by doing a parachute jump near his home in Maine.
Mitt Romney’s Regent University Commencement Address |
http://www.regent.edu/events/commencement/2007/video_high.cfm
Senator Jeff Sessions on the SCOTUS Confirmation Date |
As only Senator Sessions could so coolly explain with his even cooler accent:
Reverend Jeremiah Wright Resurfaces |
The Daily Press/Rev. Wright says he doesn’t regret severed relationship with president by David Squires
Reverend Wright continues to use racial sensitivity in a recent editorial piece on the state of his relationship with President Obama. Asked on whether Wright has spoken to Obama, the Reverend stated that
Them Jews aren’t going to let him talk to me. I told my baby daughter, that he’ll talk to me in five years when he’s a lame duck, or in eight years when he’s out of office. …
Although reported on, and commented on before, the point can’t be made more often, or more strongly that the people with whom Barack Obama has associated himself with has shown a repeated pattern that would only coincide with a person who himself believes that America is the worst country on Earth that is deemed unable to be the most powerful country on Earth.
We mustn’t forgot who President Obama mingles with, yet we must be fair, and allow our President to try to show his honest belief of us, the US. It seems so far that Obama’s view is a traditional, liberal view that blames the USA for every single act that occurs worldwide, but let us have patience, and witness the actions of our President for the better.
Jon Voight - Hollywood’s Conservative, Conservative |
The Washington Times/Voight sees administration as ’slick, relentless‘ by Jennifer Harper
Jon Voight, rightly pronounced as a “silver-screen conservative” correctly animates his, and the sentiments of many, by commenting on how
the people who voted for President Obama are just beginning to wake up to exactly what they brought in. The ‘change’ they envisioned is not the ‘change’ they have gotten.
Scores of people throughout America who believed candidate Obama would bring about this drastic change that would completely overhaul the American government are only now realizing the consequences of electing a man with socialistic tendencies. Those voters believed they were getting change for the better, but are now joining the ranks of those who all along opposed the policies of Obama, and proclaimed the change Obama would bring would be change for the worst.
Voight goes on to explain how the Obama administration is keenly attuned to the needs of the people. That they
know what people want and they give it in a package that can be read off a teleprompter. That’s not what our country is based upon,
President Obama places hope in the minds of many people by saying exactly what the people want to hear. By extracting himself out of the problem at hand, promising a change that will make everybody secure in the future [sometime], and making sure he places enough blame on the past in order to counteract any (probable) error that would occur under his watch.
As with many conservatives, Voight greatly admires our forefathers who under all the odds against them, were able to lead this country’s people towards a birth of democracy. Voight advises his fellow Americans to
read up on the lives of the nation’s founders, and understand that the founding of the nation was “an amazing moment in time
Jon Voight understands how great this country is, the greatness of its founding, and the greatness of its people. Statements such as these by Voight, by other conservatives and freedom loving people will hopefully become a crescendo that will echo loud, and clear that we Americans stand for a Republican form of government. It is only by your words, and votes that we may turn the tide and show the world what we really stand for.
Free & Strong America PAC Essay Contest |
Sit in the Romney Family Seats at Fenway
An e-mail was sent on behalf of Mitt’s Free and Strong America PAC by Tagg Romney, his oldest son. Here is the e-mail in it’s entirety:
Steve,
First off, I want to thank you for staying involved with the Free and Strong America PAC. Your support has enabled my dad to continue being a strong voice for conservatism – traveling and speaking out on our shared ideals and supporting Republican candidates throughout the country.
This movement isn’t about my dad or any one candidate that we’re supporting, however. It’s about you. And we want to hear what these ideals mean to you. That’s why today I’m announcing a mini-essay contest.
The best submission will receive an all-expense paid trip for 2 to join me in the Romney family seats at Fenway Park for a Red Sox game. And four runner-ups will receive a baseball personally autographed by my dad.
How do you qualify? Simply (1) visit www.FreeStrongAmerica.com/essay for complete details and to see a special video message from my dad, (2) contribute at least $50 to my dad’s PAC, and (3) email your 250-words-or-less answer to the question “What does a free and strong America mean to you?” to Essay@FreeStrongAmerica.com. The five best submissions will be featured on FreeStrongAmerica.com, and the author of the best answer, as decided by us, will win the baseball trip.
The contest ends June 24th, so get writing. It’s only 250 words. That’s fewer words than are contained in this email. We’re looking forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Tagg
Following up, is the link to the contest website at https://www.freestrongamerica.com/essay
If you would to participate in this worthwhile experience, the entry process is as follows.
- Watch a video message of Governor Romney on the web-page cited above explaining the task at hand
- Make a new donation of at least $50.00 to the PAC as your admission fee.
- Answer the question “What does a Free and Strong America mean to you?” in 250 words or less and email your essay to Essay@freestrongamerica.com
- Essays and contributions must be received by June 24, 2009 in order to be considered
If you are the author of the winning essay, you will:
- Receive an all-expense paid trip for 2 to join Tagg Romney in the Romney family seats at Fenway Park for a Red Sox game on July 8th, 2009.
- Have his or her essay featured on FreeStrongAmerica.com
The 4 runner-ups, will:
- Will receive a baseball autographed by Mitt Romney.
- Have his or her essay featured on FreeStrongAmerica.com
In addition, all of us are wise to read the fine print, located in the Extended Rules link.
Essays must be the original work of the entrant. Paper should be no more than 250 words and submitted to Essay@freestrongamerica.com along with a minimum donation of $50 to the Free and Strong America PAC. Once the corresponding donation is confirmed, a member of the PAC staff will read and judge the entry. Contestants may enter as many times as they like, as long as each entry corresponds to a separate donation of at least $50. If an entrant has previously donated to the PAC, he or she must make a new donation in order to be considered. Contest runs from June 10th 2009 – June 24th 2009. No entries will be accepted after the contest has ended. No person currently employed or related to an employee of the PAC may enter. Winners will be announced on FreeStrongAmerica.com on June 29th, 2009. A member of the PAC will contact the winner on June 29th before the announcement is made. Winner is entitled to transportation to Fenway Park in Boston, 2 tickets to the July 8th home game and 1 hotel room in Boston, MA. The top 5 essays will be posted on the PAC website. By submitting your essay, you give the PAC permission to use your entry in any way.
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