That’s right. Countries like Saudi Arabia, where woman basically have no rights. And Cuba, where if you speak your mind in opposition to the government you’re likely to find yourself dragged out of your home in the middle of the night never to be seen again.

Mexico is complaining that racial profiling has become an all too common practice in some U.S. states. Huh? Why don’t you fix your country before bitching about us not wanting to pay for the illegal’s healthcare and education, among other things. Fix it, and maybe they won’t come over here and suck the life out of our social system.

According to Fox News, (worth a click) from one of the submitted position papers:

It cites the Feds for targeting such far-left organizations as the Puerto Rican Independence Front, the Black Panther Party, the Weather Underground, the American Indian Movement, the Black Liberation Army, as well as “peace activists and everyone in between,” and says that “many of today’s political prisoners” in the U.S. were jailed indefinitely as a result. That repression has increased, the paper argues since 9/11.

Screw ‘em. I think it’s time we bailed on the U.N.

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As if you need more evidence that every election matters or that the 2012 election will also be of vital importance, it is clear that the Obama Administration is systematically undermining the Judeo-Christian roots of our nation. Last week California federal Judge, Virginia Phillips, ruled that the 1993 military policy banning open homosexuals from the military was unconstitutional. Overlooked in most media reports is that every other federal court has upheld “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell,” and that there has never been a constitutional right to serve in the military. To the contrary the US military has the right and the obligation to set standards which best ensure unit cohesion and effectiveness. Just as was the case with the Massachusetts ruling on the Defense of Marriage Act, liberals have realized that if they shop around for the right judge, the Obama administration may make it easy for them to win cases they have previously lost. In this case, the Log Cabin Republicans, the plaintiffs in the Don’t Ask Don’t Tell case had an easy time of it. The Obama Justice Department, which is charged with defending federal law didn’t even call a single witness or military expert to testify in defense of the policy. In the DOMA case we have heard reports that they didn’t even argue the societal purposes for protecting marriage. In this DADT case they simply argued that the court had no jurisdiction over military policy, but to an activist judge, and from this expansive administration, that point lacks all credibility.

In spite of their duty to defend law, this administration has made it very clear that they support open homosexuality in the military and the repeal of DOMA in order to force same-sex marriage upon the states. By the way, as is the case with so many of the policy positions of this administration, most Americans disagree with the President. A new poll finds that most oppose the repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell. Likewise, most also believe that punishing chaplains who disagree with homosexuality (silencing opposition is always part of the homosexual agenda) is wrong. The same poll also found that most Americans oppose abortions being performed on military bases.

Note: I am traveling to Washington, DC tomorrow for a long, closed door meeting with some of the nation’s top pro-family leaders who are gathering as part of the Values Voter Summit to discuss these two policy issues and the upcoming elections.

Take A Stand for Life
The 20th anniversary of the annual pro-life display called “Life Chain” will occur in several cities across Indiana and the nation on Sunday, October 3rd. In Indianapolis, for example the silent protest will occur from 2:30-3:30 on Meridian Street downtown. For more information you can e-mail centralindianalifechain@yahoo.com.

A Stain that Never Seems to Fade Away

It is a sad fact that throughout the decades of the 70’s & 80’s many homosexual activists in the United States were not shy about stating their ultimate agenda concerning sex and children. In 1972, the National Coalition of Gay Organizations issued a “Gay Rights Platform,” that included the demand to “repeal of all laws governing the age of sexual consent.”

Many homosexual activists have tried to rewrite this history, and a few have denounced it, but there always seems to be plenty of people in the movement who still adhere to this objective. They seemed to know that over time their radical goal would become more acceptable as national mores declined.

In Europe, homosexual demands groups have succeeded more quickly than they have here. Ten years ago, following fierce lobbying by homosexual activists, Great Britain lowered its age of consent laws from 18 down to 16 years of age. (In 1994 these same groups had lobbied lowering age of consent laws in Britain from 21 to 16.) Now they have announced that they are again working to lower the age of sexual consent to 14. This would mean that a 40-year-old male could have sex with a 14-year-old boy or girl with no legal ramifications. Some believe that this policy goal is one reason why homosexual activists have worked so tirelessly to make kids comfortable with homosexuality through school programs over the last thirty years.

Peter Tatchell, founder of the British homosexual demands group OutRage! said this to justify their revived agenda,?“If we want to protect young people, and I do, the best way to do this is not by threatening them with arrest, but by giving them frank, high quality sex and relationship education from an early age. . . ? Despite what the puritans and sex-haters say, underage sex is mostly consenting, safe, and fun,” Tatchell said. “If there is harm caused, it is usually not as a result of sex, per se, but because of emotional abuse within relationships and because of unsafe sex.”

This is the same bizarre logic used by groups like NAMBLA and many of the original Kinsey researchers who said that there is nothing wrong with adult-child sex except for the guilt we as society place around it. As morality declines, children are often the ones who pay the greatest price.

Indiana’s Bellwether Congressional District

Some political pundits have said that Indiana’s 8th Congressional District could be a bellwether gauge for what Republicans and Democrats can expect to see on Election Night. The reason for this is that this district has always been hotly contested, closely won or lost, and this year, the two candidates are evenly funded and perhaps equally well known (which is not much.)

If this is the case, Democrats should be worried. A new Public Opinion Strategies poll has found Dr. Larry Bucshon leading State Representative Trent Van Haaften by sixteen points. The poll found Buschon leading Van Haaften 43% to 27%. The poll also found that in this open district from which US Rep. Brad Ellsworth is leaving to run for US Senate, has 69% of voters saying that America is “on the wrong track.” Seventy-Six percent disapprove of the job Congress has done and 55%disapprove of the President.

What’s Going On Here?

Not many people are paying attention to the Indiana Treasurer’s race at the moment, but some who are must be wondering what is going on. In what appears to be a Republican election year, many high level national Democrats are still fully rallying behind an unknown statewide candidate. US Senator Evan Bayh and five other Democrat members of Congress are hosting a fundraising event for Secretary of State candidate Pete Buttigeig on September 30th. The keynote speaker for the event is Dan Glickman, former US Secretary of Agriculture. (A few weeks ago one of the co-founders ofFacebook reportedly co-hosted a fundraiser in his New York City apartment for Buttigeig along with the political director of a national homosexual marriage group.)

Last year, Treasurer Richard Mourdock stood virtually alone in challenging the Obama Adminstration’s takeover of the auto industry. He opposed, in court, the bailout plan for Chrysler because of what it did in an unprecedented move to devalue the holdings of preferred stockholders, of which the state of Indiana was one. Could this challenge be a reason why Mourdock, who has gained the support of the TEA Party groups, now appears to be a significant political target of the political left?

Constitutional Seminar Coming to Indiana Next Month

The National Center for Constitutional Studies is coming to central Indiana to hold one of its Making of America seminars on October 23rd in Mooresville.

The seminar looks at the views and beliefs of our founders and the principles they used to set the foundation of America. The morning session, “Developing America’s Great Success Formula,” looks at the thoughts and ideas of Jefferson, Adams, Franklin, Washington and others before them, which led to the creation of America.

The afternoon session, “The Perfect Plan of Liberty,” looks at the economic and political principles from the preamble through the constitutional amendments. The audience will learn how nearly every problem facing America today can be fixed by returning to these concepts and values.

If you would like to attend this unique seminar you can call 317-495-1378 or visit this web site to register. http://www.therefounders.us/nccs.html There is a discount for early registration.

The Refounders are hosting the seminar: http://www.therefounders.us/

Another Record Is Set

The United States poverty rate has jumped to a record level with the biggest increase in fifty years. The increase now places one-in-seven Americans beneath the poverty level. The longest recession since the Great Depression, with unemployment stuck at near double-digit numbers, is the reason cited by this Associated Press’ study of Census Department numbers to be released on Thursday.

A record level of one-in-six Americans is also now receiving government aid through anti-poverty programs. Food stamps have increased by 50% with 40 million Americans now on them.

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CNN poll: 52% say Obama doesn’t deserve reelection in 2012.

2 percent of Americans said President Barack Obama doesn’t deserve reelection in 2012, according to a new poll.

44 percent of all Americans said they would vote to reelect the president in two and a half years, less than the slight majority who said they would prefer to elect someone else.

Obama faces a 44-52 deficit among both all Americans and registered voters, according to a CNN/Opinion Research poll released Tuesday. Four percent had no opinion.

The poll is here. (PDF file)

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“Freezing a small portion of the budget isn’t real reform and any savings will be dwarfed by the new spending proposals. President Obama and the Democrats in Congress are still ignoring the bottom line: America is broke.

“This past year, non-mandatory spending increased by 18 percent, and revenues significantly declined. The result was a $1.4 trillion deficit and the largest single-year expansion of government since 1952. Government cannot continue to grow and increase spending at this rate!

“The federal government needs to stand down—remove the threat of a takeover of health care, abandon costly ‘cap and tax’ energy legislation, and end the special interest payback known as card check. Washington politicians can best help hardworking Hoosiers if they get out of the way.”

“As a nation, we have certain constitutional obligations that need to be fulfilled, for example, securing our border and protecting our homeland from attacks like we saw on Christmas Day in Detroit.

“Tonight’s speech was more of the same rhetoric we’ve been hearing for months. Thousands of Hoosiers have lost their jobs and remain unemployed. The president, however, seems unwilling to back away from his drive for government expansion that stamps out job growth.”

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Go to this link and see what the guy has to say in the video at 1:23. It sums it up. Obama, take note.

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We sent his press secretary the question today via email. We invite you to do the same.

Here’s an example of what you could send.

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Dear Congressman Ellsworth,

I’m a resident of the state of Indiana would like to know your your position regarding President Obama’s recent statement where he claimed the Cambridge, MA police department
“Acted Stupidly.”

As a holder of a master’s degree in criminology from Indiana State University, and former Vanderburgh County Sheriff, your opinion would be important to me.

Regards,
<insert name>

Send the email to: elizabeth.farrar@mail.house.gov

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The Boy Scouts of America are a faith-based institution that certainly doesn’t need the White House telling them how to operate. Both the Boy Scouts and the Cub Scouts helped in my formative years, and since 1910 have taught traditional family values.

I remember all to well my father and I building PineWood Derby cars. My Dad, a blue collar hardworking individual was most certainly the neighborhood handyman. But, he was not a PineWood craftsman and quite frankly, our cars didn’t look pretty. They did however make it down the track, and while the trophies were few, the wonderful experiences have never faded from my memory.

From Fox

In 2000, the Supreme Court ruled that the Scouts can bar homosexuals from being troop leaders.

Because of the Boy Scouts’ exclusionary practices, some public schools across the country tried to limit or end their ties with the organization. But in 2001 the federal government ordered public schools to keep their doors open to the Scouts. And Congress, responding to the threat of campus lockouts, voted to cut federal funding to any school that banned the Scouts or any similar group from “open forum” access.

Taxpayers also fund Boy Scout activities with several millions of dollars through military personnel, federal land use and other assistance. Taxpayers doled out roughly $8 million for the 2005 Jamboree, held every four years.

Gay and atheist activists now hope Obama will signal his disapproval of the Boy Scouts practices or turn the federal faucet off.

The Scouts have been a part of America’s landscape for over 100 years. All the while, doing it without interference from the federal government. Howard Menzer, the president of “Scouting for All” “Gays want to be Boi Scouts Too”, sees it another way.

“No way should he [Obama] be involved with a discriminatory group. That would be the best thing that could happen if he said, ‘You discriminate too much for me. I can’t be your honorary president.’ I think that might begin to change a few things.”

Obama was meeting with a delegation of the Boy Scouts in the Oval Office on Tuesday afternoon, at which time he was to accept the group’s 2008 Report to the Nation.

A Boy Scouts spokesman said Obama has indicated he will accept the title of honorary president.

It should be noted that every president since William Howard Taft in 1910 has held the position of honorary president of the Boy Scouts of America.

What parent of sound mind would want a homosexual scout leader going on camping trips with their young heterosexual male child? Truth be told, none of them. If the gay segment of our society wants a Boi Scout organization, let them start their own. Holy fsck.

As the parent of a former scout, I would have gladly paid extra in the way of dues and fees to avoid federal funding if it meant having my child spend the night camping in the woods with a gay person. They have their lifestyle, heterosexual families have theirs. Why is it they feel the need to push their way into a lifestyle people obviously do not embrace?

I’m no homophobe, but personally, I consider the attempted imposition by the gay community towards the Boy Scouts of American quite unnerving.

AWB

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