The Gay Bill of Special Rights may come up up for debate in the House of Representatives any time now. We are running out of time, and I need your help to keep our lobbying efforts alive.
MESSAGE FROM PUBLIC ADVOCATE
of the United States
The Homosexual Onslaught is relentless.
First the Homosexual Lobby rammed their disastrous Thought Control Bill into law. Now the Healthcare bill packed with homosexual paybacks has passed.
And it’s about to get worse.
The Homosexual Lobby is whipping up a tsunami of political momentum. And it is up to pro-family Americans like you and I to save our precious traditional values.
The Gay Bill of Special Right may come up up for debate in the House of Representatives any time now. We are running out of time, and I need your help to keep our lobbying efforts alive.
First, I need your signature on the petition to Congressman.
DONATE TO HELP FIGHT THIS BILL IF YOU CAN!
Should the Gay Bill of Special Rights become the law of the land, the consequences will be disastrous for the family, individual freedom, workplace safety and American business.
If the Homosexual Lobby rams through the Gay Bill of Special Rights, the federal government will hand control of the American economy over to radical homosexuals.
In addition to preferential hiring quotas for homosexuals as a protected “minority,” it will be nearly impossible to terminate or even discipline an open homosexual -- even in day cares or churches.
Employers will be forced to hire even unqualified homosexual candidates or face the Homosexual Lobby’s army of rabid lawyers.
I know this all sounds like something out of a nightmare. If I didn’t spend so much time in the nation’s capital fighting for the Family, I wouldn’t believe it could happen here in America.
All around me, agents of the radical Homosexual Lobby are strutting through the halls of Congress bragging about how they’ve finally beaten us.
And if you and I don’t act now, they may be right.
This is our last chance to stop the Gay Bill of Special Rights. It can be done, but I need your help right away!
If Public Advocate is going to to mount a successful lobbying campaign against the Gay Bill of Special Rights, I must have you sign the petition to your Congressman.
With your signed petition in hand, I can prove that Public Advocate supporters still stand for the American family and against the radical Homosexual Agenda.
First, I need your signature on the petition to Congressman .
http://www.traditionalvalues.us/gbsrpetition.aspx?cd=NC01&pid=ws3
Showing posts with label Congressman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Congressman. Show all posts
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Sunday, September 5, 2010
The good and decent people of North Carolina’s First Congressional District deserve a lot better than they get many times.
G.K. Butterfield: One of us?
The good and decent people of North Carolina’s First Congressional District deserve a lot better than they get many times.
When it comes to many of the modes of assistance passed out in droves by state and federal programs, we are often left lacking. We are given less because of less population. We are given less because we are not in power. We are given less because we don’t have the ability to affect an election.
The people of this district are, by in large, hard workers who give their all at jobs that many times take more than 40 hours per week to complete. They are often paid less than their counterparts across the state and nation.
The great people of eastern North Carolina, however, are mostly God-fearing people who love the land, attend church and still visit grandma’s house for Sunday afternoon lunch.
They give their all to make the lives of their children better than the lives they themselves knew.
The people of the First Congressional District are honest, caring and above board in their dealings. In many places, a man’s handshake is still his bond and his word can be taken to the bank.
Everyone deserves elected officials that are honest, trustworthy and sincerely working towards the best interest of the people they serve. That is especially true in our home district because the person representing us should be one of us.
If Thursday’s report that Congressman G.K. Butterfield (D-1st) has pocketed funds that should have been returned following travel is true, he certainly doesn’t seem to be one of us.
Like anyone, Congressman Butterfield is innocent until proven guilty. That’s what the U.S. Constitution affords and what we should hold to.
If, however, our Congressman chose not to follow the law of the land; not to deal above board; and to skim money from the citizens he represents, we should also act accordingly.
We need elected officials that not only represent us, but represent truth and honesty. If ours doesn’t, then we should make sure he no longer represents us.
- The Roanoke-Chowan News-Herald
http://www.roanoke-chowannewsherald.com/2010/09/04/g-k-butterfield-one-of-us/
The good and decent people of North Carolina’s First Congressional District deserve a lot better than they get many times.
When it comes to many of the modes of assistance passed out in droves by state and federal programs, we are often left lacking. We are given less because of less population. We are given less because we are not in power. We are given less because we don’t have the ability to affect an election.
The people of this district are, by in large, hard workers who give their all at jobs that many times take more than 40 hours per week to complete. They are often paid less than their counterparts across the state and nation.
The great people of eastern North Carolina, however, are mostly God-fearing people who love the land, attend church and still visit grandma’s house for Sunday afternoon lunch.
They give their all to make the lives of their children better than the lives they themselves knew.
The people of the First Congressional District are honest, caring and above board in their dealings. In many places, a man’s handshake is still his bond and his word can be taken to the bank.
Everyone deserves elected officials that are honest, trustworthy and sincerely working towards the best interest of the people they serve. That is especially true in our home district because the person representing us should be one of us.
If Thursday’s report that Congressman G.K. Butterfield (D-1st) has pocketed funds that should have been returned following travel is true, he certainly doesn’t seem to be one of us.
Like anyone, Congressman Butterfield is innocent until proven guilty. That’s what the U.S. Constitution affords and what we should hold to.
If, however, our Congressman chose not to follow the law of the land; not to deal above board; and to skim money from the citizens he represents, we should also act accordingly.
We need elected officials that not only represent us, but represent truth and honesty. If ours doesn’t, then we should make sure he no longer represents us.
- The Roanoke-Chowan News-Herald
http://www.roanoke-chowannewsherald.com/2010/09/04/g-k-butterfield-one-of-us/
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Report: Obama used tax money for 'propaganda'
Report: Obama used tax money for 'propaganda'
Congressman says GAO needs to investigate 'pro-stimulus cheerleading'
Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., ranking member of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee, has called for a Government Accountability Office investigation into the legality of the Obama administration's use of taxpayer funds to conduct "a propaganda effort" to promote the president's partisan political agenda. Read more @
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=192613
Congressman says GAO needs to investigate 'pro-stimulus cheerleading'
Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., ranking member of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee, has called for a Government Accountability Office investigation into the legality of the Obama administration's use of taxpayer funds to conduct "a propaganda effort" to promote the president's partisan political agenda. Read more @
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=192613
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
WOOLARD TO CALL ON BUTTERFIELD TO RETURN TAINTED CONTRIBUTIONS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
WOOLARD TO CALL ON BUTTERFIELD TO RETURN TAINTED CONTRIBUTIONS
GOP First District Congressional candidate Ashley Woolard will call on Congressman G.K. Butterfield to return tainted campaign contributions from embattled Democratic congressman Charlie Rangel in a series of press conferences Tuesday.
Woolard will appear at the Pitt County Courthouse in Greenville at 10:30 AM, Woolard for Congress Headquarters in Washington, NC at 1:30 PM and the Wayne County GOP Headquarters in Goldsboro, NC at 4:00 PM.
Butterfield is a member of the House Ethics Committee investigating Rangel on charges of tax evasion. The House Ethics Committee is scheduled to meet Thursday to address this issue.
“Unless returned, this money has the appearance of a bribe,” said Woolard on Monday. “Congressman Chandler gave back donations from Rangel last year and I call on Congressman Butterfield to do the same before he votes on these charges in committee.”
According to Opensecrets.org, Rangel contributed $4000 to Butterfield. Butterfield was first elected to congress in a 2004 Special Election to fill the unexpired term of convicted felon Frank Ballance, who pled guilty to embezzling taxpayer monies through a sophisticated money-laundering scheme.
“Congressman Butterfield must return this ill-gotten money or step down from the Ethics Committee,” said Woolard. “Anything less leaves him as a possible accessory to the crime.”
For further information call:
Bill Tarpenning
252-944-5377
WOOLARD TO CALL ON BUTTERFIELD TO RETURN TAINTED CONTRIBUTIONS
GOP First District Congressional candidate Ashley Woolard will call on Congressman G.K. Butterfield to return tainted campaign contributions from embattled Democratic congressman Charlie Rangel in a series of press conferences Tuesday.
Woolard will appear at the Pitt County Courthouse in Greenville at 10:30 AM, Woolard for Congress Headquarters in Washington, NC at 1:30 PM and the Wayne County GOP Headquarters in Goldsboro, NC at 4:00 PM.
Butterfield is a member of the House Ethics Committee investigating Rangel on charges of tax evasion. The House Ethics Committee is scheduled to meet Thursday to address this issue.
“Unless returned, this money has the appearance of a bribe,” said Woolard on Monday. “Congressman Chandler gave back donations from Rangel last year and I call on Congressman Butterfield to do the same before he votes on these charges in committee.”
According to Opensecrets.org, Rangel contributed $4000 to Butterfield. Butterfield was first elected to congress in a 2004 Special Election to fill the unexpired term of convicted felon Frank Ballance, who pled guilty to embezzling taxpayer monies through a sophisticated money-laundering scheme.
“Congressman Butterfield must return this ill-gotten money or step down from the Ethics Committee,” said Woolard. “Anything less leaves him as a possible accessory to the crime.”
For further information call:
Bill Tarpenning
252-944-5377
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