It is pleasant reading to hear from one of the few Republicans with a spine.
Please keep up the good fight .

You have my full support and encouragement.

Regards

just sayin’ …. Not like anyone is/was formally challenging the Presidential Term Limit here – yet – or really demanding a change (though it has been tossed about a few different times, by both sides when they have a 2nd term President) but I think everyone understands and appreciates what I’m saying.

It would be nice if we gave a tad more concern for challenging things and folks on those grounds here a bit more from time to time.

You are one of the few who are willing to make a difference in DC. Keep up the good work.

As far as Honduras goes, I think you may be giving Barry a little too much credit. This man likes Chavez, Zelaya, Daniel Ortega, and what they are doing. His response to Honduras is not surprising seeing the Marxist moves he is making in our own country.

I appreciate the post here, but opposition to Obama’s response to Honduras needs to go public. The Honduran people need to know that they are not alone in their fight with the rest of the Marxist world (UN), and Obama’s stance is not the American people’s stance.

Sen DeMint is the man. Thank God we have someone with the backbone to speak out. Shame on all the spineless clowns in Congress who do not!

Zelaya was just another wannbe tinhorn dictator. What went down in Honduras could be a preview of what will happen in America unless men like you stand up now and call out Obama for what he really is.

Thank you, Senator. PLEASE keep shouting loudly on this one – it’s pretty clear who was siding with the rule of law and who wasn’t, and we need to stick to that, and not abandon the Honduran people.

Asking the Honduran people to take back Mr. Zelaya would be like asking the Romanian people to take back Mr. and Mrs. Ceausescu in 1989….

Can we get a constitutional amendment proposed like Honduras has?

Let’s also add term limits for congress as well. It should not be a long term career for anyone. It places our elected elite at odds with the very same people who put them into office.

I’ve being saying the same thing since I first heard about what had happened down in Honduras. (H/T Moe Lane)
http://www.redstate.com/moe_lane/2009/06/28/turns-out-that-honduras-did-not-have-a-coup-after-all/

Bravo! Please continue to challenge our own “dictator in training”. You’re one of the (few) good guys.

I’m very grateful I can call you “mine” as a resident of SC. You have made me proud for the tough stands you have made through the past few years. I appreciate your willingness to listen to the people you represent and keep your integrity and honesty with us.

The problems with Honduras must be broadcast all over our country. Without extreme pressure from you in Congress, Obama and his administration will continue to support the president. You can not rely on him to wake up one day and turn away from his support of these dictators. These are the people he emulates. He has shown through his ties to various groups and his own words that his foundation is in progressivism and Marxism. Congress must put enough politcal pressure on him that he has no choice but to reverse his stance.

Best of luck to you, sir. We’re behind you!

We need more like you! Don’t give up!

I’m disappointed, but not surprised that Obama has taken the wrong side in Honduras and in Iran. And YES, he DID take the WRONG side in Iran, bc he waited far too long to speak out, and then when he did it was all sorts of weak and watered down. Him and his stupid ice cream cones. Iran killing it’s own people, and charging the parents for the bullet fees. Shutting down communications…

I appreciate you Sen DeMint, but don’t be looking for Obama to change his colors. Not going to happen.

…by American troops? …by Venezuela? …by an OAS-sanctioned invasion force?

Are you prepared to assemble a Congressional brigade to go to Tegucigalpa and publically stand next to the leaders of that nation if an invasion looks imminent to draw attention to that nation’s plight and stand up for democracy? Have you decided who will go, and what will be you signal to go (since if you wait for an actual invasion, then it will be too late)?

If not, you should be thinking about this and start planning this weekend.

RedState postings and press releases, meritorious as they are, are scant compensation for Chavez achieving regional hegemony and a secure base for lauching his revolution elsewhere in Central and South America. We need to throw a wrench into the Obama adminstration’s efforts to overthrow Honduras – and that will take more than words.

In brief, what actions do you have in mind personally to oppose Obama’s effort to undermine democracy and spread dictatorships throughout the world?

together and protest Obama on this! Republican leaders need to go to the floor, they need to stand on the Capitol steps, they need to go on all news outlets and say they support the Honduran democracy!

I am sickened that Obama has the authority to bully Hondurans because one of his Marxist buddies broke the law. I can not believe we have suspended military relations and there is a threat to cut off aid to Honduras. Is this going to be the 2000s version of the 1980′s Sandinistas and Contras fights? If so, we are ready to fight, if you and other leaders defy this president on Honduras, we WILL STAND WITH YOU!

If Obama cuts off aid, then conservatives should start a fund to give aid! If Obama and his buddy Chavez want to invade Honduras, we should support Honduras. I can’t believe the leftists in this country that always decry US “meddling” in Latin America are now so glad to have a president that is willing to threaten Honduras to break their own constitution! Is this America?

No, you’re not going to use our site to lash out at a Senator for your own insecurities re: foreign policy. Get lost – Neil Stevens

Here’s the USA Today article-

http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2009-07-02-honduras_N.htm?csp=249-RM_Exclude=Juno

In the above article, Insulza said that his mission will likely meet with rejection, bringing diplomatic and economic punishment for the impoverished Central American Nation. Hasn’t President Obama and Hillary Clinton already backed the reinstatement of Zelaya? Why would they do this, especially in light of the fact that they denied any support for the freedom fighting Iranians?

I found some interesting articles on Insulza. Here is his biography-

http://oas.org/documents/end/biography_sgInsulza.asp

I picked up on the 5th paragraph, last sentence- “He is a member of the Socialist Party” in Chile.

More interesting is an article I found from 2005, it is an eye opener- America’s protean left: Jose Miguel Insulza and the OAS

http://www.opendemocracy.net/globalization-protest/left_2698.jsp

If this doesn’t scare the crap out of every USA citizen, you are numb and apathetic.

I know you know all this Senator DeMint, and I applaude you for standing up for Freedom for everyone. Maybe this may have been your impetus.

Our elected representatives need to take every opportunity to make the voice of the American people heard loud and clear, particularly as the bully pulpit has it wrong on so many things.

Realizing the immense load of work the administration’s disastrous policies are causing, I personally would love to see all senators doing as Doc above suggests. Take it to the floor, the steps and every outlet presented. If the media tries to filter this from coverage, frame the topic in a way it can’t be ignored. Have a senatorial tea party on the capital steps.

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