I have noticed the Left answering the socialism/higher taxes for everyone charge with something to the effect of, “how is less than a 5% difference suddenly socialism?” The answer is that it’s not less than 5%. It’s a doubling of capital gains, an unlimited amount of new social security taxes on income when the cap is lifted , God only knows how much in the form of higher prices as a result of carbon taxes and probably more than that. We can’t let them get away with this.

I want to see ALL three of you together sometime.

You BIG Boys could share a heaping pile of bacon and donuts and tell us all what you think of this pork spending.

No offense but we’ve got to get some skinny folks on our side. Someone beside Ann the drag queen. And Michael Steele ain’t no prize either.

I’d go with Newt if he weren’t so jowly these days too. So who else we got?

Anyway did BO realy say this;

“If we are keeping focus on all the fundamentally sound aspects of our economy … then we’re gonna get through this, and I’m very confident about that,” Obama said, while acknowledging the crisis has caused “incredible pain and hardship.”

sounds a little fimilar, take a look at;

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/first100days/2009/03/13/obama-hunkers-advisers-financial-jitters-grow/

He kicked NRCC out of his campaign today, according to Huff Post: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/03/13/candidate-tedisco-rejects_n_174659.html

Time to donate.

We need one more conservative voice so badly in Congress, and since Jim Tedisco is a fighter, it will be like many more voices.

I sent $25, and wish it could be more, and I also wrote a letter to the editor.

Check out a few of Jim’s endorsements:

“Organizations

New York State Conservative Party
New York State Rifle & Pistol Association
New York State Right to Life Committee
National Right to Life ”

excerpt, read the rest here:

http://www.jimtedisco.com/endorsements/organizations/

Actually, this is my first donation outside of my home state. I’m realizing, this is how the left is winning…money…cash…moolah…one election at a time.

Obama may scare the bejeebers out of many voters…and get them stampeding back to the Republican party (hey, I can hope too)…I’d like to see mostly-conservative candidates lined up to run…and for the ones in the running to win!

I wish they accepted PayPal. That’s one of the best things the NRSC did, imo.

I’ve read of a lot of problems with paypal, and it’s subsidiary ebay.

You might want to do a search about it, Chris_64.

The Saratogian has been printing letters to the editor for both Jim Tedisco and Scott Murphy, so I thought I’d post this recent one:

“Saturday, March 14, 2009 5:14 AM EDT

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce recently endorsed Assembly Minority Leader Jim Tedisco, calling him an “ally to New York’s business community.” I think this is a very important endorsement to take into consideration when voting on March 31.

With our country and state in the middle of serious recession, we need a representative who can help rebuild our economy. Jim Tedisco is the man for that job. As a State Assemblyman, Tedisco has a record of being a strong proponent of business in New York. Jim has advocated for lowering our state’s overburdening taxes, reducing government spending and sustaining manufacturing New York, all of which boost the economy and create more jobs.

Tedisco’s record of fighting to lower taxes and demand fiscal responsibility from our government is exactly what is needed to make New York and the nation more business friendly, and thus more economically sound.”

excerpt http://www.saratogian.com/articles/2009/03/14/opinion/doc49baf1e805326761874594.txt

Many letters to the editor today.

http://www.saratogian.com/opinion/

If you wish to make a comment on any of the letters, you don’t have to register, or include your email – it’s quick and easy.

There’s even one about Obama (to help the Dem candidate Murphy), so any of you conservatives from around the country can comment on that one.

These Special Elections offer us a rare chance to add more conservative voices in Congress, so we don’t have to entirely wait until 2010.