June 05, 2009

2010 Arizona Governor's Race


For the 2010 Arizona Governor's Race, Conservatives Need Superior Organization


Another blue governor in a red state is untenable.


Liberal bloggers are already slamming non-liberals candidates, but with Terry Goddard in the race, they are in the same position as conservativesÑfacing an uninspiring race in 2010.


Jan Brewer repeats the mistakes of George Bush and is setting the stage for hissing at Republicans. Conservatives need to constrast the difference between conservative and Republican this year. Not next year. But here's the reason for so little buzz on the topic of the 2010 Race. These contenders who are considering a run or suspected of considering a run:


Janelle L. Wood - Insurance Agent


Jan Brewer - Governor - Big tax lady has already got the AZ Republic in her corner.


John Paul Mitchell - http://aznextgov.org/- Currently a call center manager and an ordained Sanatana Dharma Swami. But he opposes government support of illegal aliens and taxes.


Karen Johnson - Former AZ House Rep. from Show Low. Ron Paul-esque. She's being slammed left and right by the left right out of the gate. Good for maintaining states rights.


Hugh Kealer - http://www.hughkealer.com/ - Business Accountant


Tim Willis - http://twillis4gov.com/ - Pastor of Congress Community Church (CCC)


Roy "Does anyone seriously believe that we have a shortage of lawyers?" Miller http://www.azcentral.com/members/Blog/Roy5815/ - Helped found the Goldwater Institute. A moderate who said he'll step down if a brand name candidate gets into the race.


Terry Goddard - State Attorney General who tried to shafted Arizona voters on Prop. 200 along with budget-wrecker Janet Napolitano. His father, Sam Goddard, served as Arizona’s Governor in the 60s.


Barry Goldwater Jr. - Goldwater Institute. Supported by Ron Paul.


Speculation:


John Shadegg


Jeff Flake


JD Hayworth


Treasurer Dean Martin

June 02, 2009

Russell Pearce Takes On Sanctuary Policies



Arizona is "Ground Zero" for the Border Patrol and Arizona senator calls a hearing May 21, 2009 to examine the practice of politicians who don't aggressively enforce immigration laws. He says they should be removed from office.

Sen. Russell Pearce proposed prohibiting cities and counties from having policies that limit the full enforcement of federal immigration law. The strategy is to preempt individual police departments that try to establishing individual sanctuary policies.

May 17, 2009

Terrorist Drill at Ground Zero

Its always unsettling when firefighters and police show up. But hundreds of them swarmed Ground Zero Sunday, May 17, 2009 about a week after Obama's airforce jet scared New Yorkers out of their offices. This was the largest security exercise here since the September 11, 2001 attacks.


This was an elaborate dress rehearsal for a possible future terror strike, all with simulated bombs, and 150 volunteers playing the role of victimized passengers aboard the commuter train.



http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.46049a2661b9e752817ba9f666a8573b.31&show_article=1

February 09, 2009

Rancher Sued by Illegal Aliens



Rancher Roger Barnett, 64 has my sympathy and moral support. Trespassers have destroyed his property, killed his calves and broken into his home, and he's been managing on his own for 10 years. And managing like any self-respecting man would in light of the fact that the trespassers are illegal aliens who are suing him for defending his property against them.

I don't get how a someone filing a suit like this gets past the front door. In fact, I think the attorney bringing the suit should be disbarred for abusing the privileged of the bar. The judge should also be forced to undergo mental evaluation for hearing it. Hopefully, this is not going to turn into a Ramos and Compean. If so...well let's just hope our justice system declines to go there.

October 29, 2008

Joe the Plumber Should Sue


All he did was ask a question within earshot of a microphone. Now, Joe the Plumber is the subject of an ruthless invasion of privacy for his "outspokeness." Is this what dissenters have to look forward to in an Obama nation?

Police in Ohio confirmed that a Toledo police department records clerk is accused of using the police department data system to perform an illegal search on Joe Wurzelbacher's background. The clerk was part of the Toledo police Investigative Services Bureau. She claims she was doing a favor for a reporter. She has been charged with Gross Misconduct. Searching his records was a violation of State law not just department policy.

Immediately following the last debate, Obama donor and director of the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, Helen Jones-Kelly, ordered a check on Wurzelbacher's background claiming, “Our practice is when someone is thrust quickly into the public spotlight, we often take a look.”

Well Joe is mad and I don't blame him. However, the intimidation affects the rest of us regular Joes as much as it does him. Now that his job is toast, I hope he can make up for it in a lawsuit and send a message back for us. Do you think people would be less willing now to get involved in politics after hearing how he is being treated? Wouldn't this affect citizens who are conservative more than those who are liberal?

October 27, 2008

One Week We Change

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In one week, you can pick a candidate who will at least preserve the Constitution that paved the way for the dreams you dared to dream. Or you can pick one who will at once dilute it.

In one week, you can pick a candidate who imperfectly loves his country. Or you can pick one who is perfectly at odds with it.

In one week, you can hand over one of the greatest republics on earth to a candidate who believes in it's inherent integrity. Or you can hand it over to one who believes it is inherently flawed.

Change comes from you, not from a man in an office or behind a curtain. If you want change for the better, change it for the better. Whatever it is. That's why you exist. Never cede your authority, gifts, or treasure to another, as inalienable means not transferable, and that's how YOU are to regard these things. Inalienable rights. They are for your use, your charity, and your profit. And they are precious, too precious to be traded for another man's good idea.

Choose well.

August 27, 2008

The Phil Gordon Recall - Thanks ACU!

Phil Gordon may take a sigh of relief with the knowledge that the petitions for his recall are due in the City Clerks office on August 28th. I would publicly like to thank American Citizens United for organizing the recall drive. They acted on what many Phoenicians were just dreaming about, and for that they are due a special thanks.

Without knowing when, what, who, where, and how many signatures where collected, I can only say, if you signed the petition, you are a friend of Phoenix. One thing this recall should have revealed to Phoenix residents is the true nature of Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon. Soliciting city employees to campaign for his re-election but preventing them from exercising their political right to sign the petition was a great example of just how little he intended to serve Phoenix as mayor. Rather, Phoenix is his step stool.

June 12, 2008

Do We Need a Brown President?










Well of course not. But if we really have the audacity to hope for "change" let's go in a healthier direction. I'm am keeping an eye on Bobby Jindal. He sure is getting his feet wet in Louisiana politics these days. The state legislature is planning to vote themselves a huge pay increase. From the math, it's going to cost the state roughly $5 million more annually. Compensation is proposed to increase from $16,800 to $50,790. I'm not convinced that sum is a budget-breaker, therefore I would concur with the battle Jindal is choosing NOT to fight. Besides, this may improve their prospects for a more honest, self-respecting body of legislators. God knows the reputation the state has for corruption.

Conservative Arizona legislators have made similar attempts to raise the Governor's salary, but veto-Napolitano wouldn't hear of it. A higher governor's salary risks attracting quality conservative candidates. Shh, but don't tell politicos in Louisiana, let this be our little secret.

May 13, 2008

Janet Napolitano Cuts Off Money for Sheriff Joe Arpaio

Janet Napolitano must be feeling desperate. In a foolish attempt to halt the enforcement of illegal immigration laws by Maricopa County Sheriff Arpaio, she issued Executive Order 2008-22. Her order takes money from a grant dedicated to the Maricopa County Sheriff's office to fund a task force under her direct control through the Department of Public Safety. The new task force would seek out felony warrants and give priority to gang-related criminals and "undocumented" aliens.

Arizona Speaker of the House, James P. Weiers, says DPS has been allocated plenty of money for that purpose plus $1 million devoted to a Lexis-Nexis system which can find anyone. He said the agency should not have needed the sheriff's $1.2 million grant. The Speaker informed the press, that DPS has not used any of its own money yet which makes the governor's move very suspicious. In addition, none of the budgets of the other counties were touched.

The sheriff told the press today that the governor's Chief of Staff lied in saying that the sheriff was not sharing intelligence. The sheriff stated that his office sends intelligence constantly to her office.

It defies human logic that you can get more done with a task force than you can with a Sheriff with 160 federally trained officers, 4,000 employees and crime/immigration enforcement programs already in action. Napolitano has been governor for six years and attorney general prior to that says Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas. He finds it strange that only now she addresses the matter of felony warrants and at the last minute denies the grant her office promised to the sheriff.

What incredible gall! Everything about this move spells dirty politics. The governor's judgment is clouded by her ambitious desire to please special interests groups. The residents of Arizona mean squat—her agenda reigns supreme. Every conceivable poll taken in the state shows overwhelming support for the crime suppression and immigration enforcement being performed by the sheriff. Frankly, I'm kinda of glad this happened because it shines bright light on the real priorities of the Governor of Arizona.

Never mind a recall, impeach her now.

May 04, 2008

Recall Phil Gordon Petitions - Ready to Sign

Many have inquired how to sign the petitions to recall Phil Gordon. Here is an update on how to sign and/or volunteer to circulate petitions. Also, you must be a Phoenix resident to sign the petition, but you do not have to be a Phoenix resident to volunteer to circulate. ACU website: www.recallmayorgordon.com

News from ACU

We've obtained the recall petitions from our printer earlier this evening and they are now ready to be circulated and signed. We've posted on our website up coming locations for May 4th, May 6th and May 8th. More locations and times will be added as we get more volunteers to circulate the petitions. In addition to dedicated locations, petition circulators will also be canvassing different parts of the city and special events.


Sunday, May 4th from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm at the Mesquite Library Branch located 4525 Paradise Village Pkwy N (at Paradise Valley Mall). Please immediately go to the meeting room located on the left as you walk in. You may either sign the petition there or volunteer to become a petition circulator.

Tuesday, May 6th from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at the Juniper Library Branch located at 1825 W Union Hills Dr. Please go to the meeting room. It’s located immediately past the information desk and across from the restrooms. You may either sign the petition there or volunteer to become a petition circulator.

Thursday, May 8th from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at the Juniper Library Branch located at 1825 W Union Hills Dr. Please go to the meeting room. It’s located immediately past the information desk and across from the restrooms. You may either sign the petition there or volunteer to become a petition circulator.

May 02, 2008

Recall Phil Gordon-Redux

Like Troy Hayden of Fox 10, media types may be tempted to reflect on the recall of Phil Gordon in a sympathetic tone. It's not his fault that Phoenix has an illegal immigration problem. He doesn't have authority to deal with immigration issues, they could say.

Well not exactly.

Mayor Gordon didn't have authority to change Op Order 1.4 which he admitted, but he put on a charade and hired a panel to affect changes anyway. Mayor Gordon doesn't have authority over the county sheriff, but nothing stopped him from publicly excoriating the sheriff and calling him and the rest of Phoenix racists.

Mayor Gordon may not have authority to arrest illegal immigrants personally, but no one made him send a letter to the U.S. Attorney General complaining that the only elected official who had such authority was in fact arresting illegals.

Actually, he did have authority to mediate complaints by local business owners about loitering, littering, and the public nuisance in front of their stores caused by illegal immigrant day workers. No one made him renege his agreement with Pruitts Furniture to help resolve that problem.

He's had mucho opportunity to advance the best interests of legal residents in Phoenix regarding illegal immigration, and he refused them all. The city is in shambles with trash, gangs, violence and dangerous roads, but anytime anyone does anything about it, he leads with the racist, white supremacy rhetoric.

It's too late for sympathy, someone should have pulled him aside a long time ago and explained to him the ABC's of being a mayor.

May 01, 2008

Recall Phil Gordon

The recall effort was announced in a press conference today on the steps of the Arizona State capital building. What a beautiful day! It's ironic that voter turn-out has been so low. Twenty-five percent of the total vote of the last election is needed, so only 23,751 valid signatures are needed. In response, Phil Gordon is turning up the bravado and states he will triumph. Well, what about us? We haven't triumphed...over gangs, ID theft, auto thefts, DUIs and hit and runs. Mayor Phil Gordon has shown so little interest in the welfare of the residents of Phoenix it's criminal. He has promoted the good of special interests exclusively. He'll never understand his commitment to the legal residents of Phoenix. Finally, the colors of his true stripes. I think there will be more signatures for his recall than for his election.

April 29, 2008

Phil Gordon On His Way Out

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Phil Gordon has pulled a lot of stunts in the last three years trying to shift the blame for city's sanctuary policy. Only recently has he written the U.S. Attorney General decrying Sheriff Joe for upholding state and federal illegal immigration laws. However, the biggest parade was in 2007 when he pretended to investigate Police Operations Order 1.4. Gordon never had authority to direct subordinates of the City Manager to do anything. Needless to say, upon threat of a recall and an investigation by Judicial Watch. Gordon offered up a four-man panel staffed by four of his sympathizers to look into Operations Order 1.4. Needless to say, little came of it. Crime is way up in Phoenix. Gordon is still hissing all over town about being upstaged by the county Sheriff, and the residents of Phoenix are embarrassed and fixin' to send him back to Texas. They'll know what to do with him there.


Now with the fortune of a recall petition underway, the whiny mayor will fight this tooth and nail. And when he exhausts his LaRaza talking points he'll start calling us racists again. How would you like a mayor who regularly called you a racist? Who wants a job governing a town full of racists? Obviously, he doesn't.

Recall Petition For Phil Gordon

If you still want Gordon recalled, you got your wish. A petition recall of Phil Gordon was just announced. A press conference is set for Thursday, 9 am. There aren't a lot of details yet. Check out American Citizens United for more contact information.


Who: American Citizens United


Where: City Hall, 200 W. Washington St, Phoenix


When: Thursday May 1, 2008, 9:00AM


Stay tuned here for updates.

April 28, 2008

Support HCR2064

Governor Janet Napolitano is no friend to Arizona. She bowed again to illegal alien advocates and vetoes HB2807. Arizona will not back down to this invasion. Illegal alien population has crippled the State budget, endangers legal residents on the roadways. More than that repeat criminals coming across the border have mired law enforcement in immigration crises all over the state. Napolitano's actions amounts to treason. She should be run out of the state for malfeasance—recalled at the very least. One good thing is that she is enshrining into history and will forever be know as an advocate of illegal immigration.

There are still legislators in Arizona who love their country!! HB2807 required sheriffs and police departments in the State to tackle federal immigration violations. Arizona residents can still support support HCR2064. More later...

April 24, 2008

Arizona HB2807

A new bill just passed the Arizona legislature that requires sheriffs and police departments in the State to tackle federal immigration violations.

It prohibits restrictions on receiving or exchanging information about people's immigration status. The training lets police officers make immigration arrests while carrying out their regular duties. It also allows jail officers to speed up the deportations of criminal immigrants after they complete sentences on state violations, thus reducing local corrections costs and getting them in the hands of federal authorities quicker.


And, It prohibits restrictions on verifying eligibility for public benefits that are off limits to illegal immigrants! Those cases include determining the eligibility of people for public benefits that are off limits to illegal immigrants, confirming the identity of arrested people and verifying people's status if the status is required under law.

Consistent with her pro-illegal stance, Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano will likely veto HB2807. However, voters can support HCR2064. The same thing but, in the form of a ballot initiative!!

December 14, 2007

Vaccination Hounds on the Move Again

A lawyer-friend told me recently that States have some jurisdiction over parents when it comes to decisions about minor children. Although, I don't understand how that works, I do know that school districts nation-wide have been "pulling rank" over parents with increasing frequency and making some pretty rank "mandatory decisions." Parents with kids in public schools have almost no say. Now New Jersey wants to vaccinate the babies for colds and flu!

The modern vaccine movement is a racket—the easy money du jour for pharmaceuticals. They rule what MDs do and say, then our witless public officials fall promptly in line. It's an easy $trillion each time a vaccine becomes mandatory, and that money is guaranteed-subsidized by the State.

The first vaccinations were in response to a clear and present danger. Now its the "likelihood" of complication from the "likelihood" of a cold that prompts a state-wide hijacking of parental authority. Doesn't New Jersey have bigger fish to fry anyway? These preschoolers aren't a threat to the State, UNLESS this is a means to address the crisis of emergency rooms being used as clinics to treat colds and flu! If that is the case, shame on New Jersey, CDC, and all those medical associations for being so manipulative. Deal with the real problem, and stop forcing American families to absorb the consequence of your failure and greed.

This is crazy, why vaccinate a toddler against a cold?

Stop pushing the toxic, high-fructose, genetically (untested) modified foods down the throats of preschoolers and colds won't be such a threat. Oh yea, preschools cannot get Federal money unless they provide government prescribed meals featuring refined food hall-of-famers such as commercial macaroni and cheese and peanut butter (made in China) and jelly on white bread. Plus all kids must be vaccinated with the other eight or nine vaccines to get into those preschools.

Isn't it cheaper to pass out free vitamins?

I think so, however pharmaceuticals have exhausted existing vaccine markets and now want fresh new venues for their wares. The elderly are doped up on every conceivable medication. Pre-teen girls are already in the vat, and pre-teen boys are being introduced to a new steroid everyday. The only group where pharmaceuticals don't have a comparable market share—babies and toddlers. Every child born is a potential stream of income for these companies.

Too many vaccines have more serious side-effects than the indications they are designed to address. These meds are put on the market immediately and the age of the vaccinated is increasing younger. Right now, the CDC wants pre-teen girls to be vaccinated for sexually transmitted microbes that accompany promiscuity. Districts in Massachusetts are distributing birth control pills to 11-year old girls without parental knowledge! No doubt, I abhor with this trend. Parents are scorned as nuisances, and administrators drink whatever kool-aid they are given, and in a drunken stupor, issue their golden edicts.

I wish we could know how much money passes under the table to get a school district or an entire state on board with the latest scare.

Parents, if this is a test, it won't stop here. It is critical to get interested in the vaccination issue and study these things for yourselves. And scream louder, if Mr. Administrator won't listen.

December 04, 2007

Mayor Phil Gordon Changes His Tune: Was He Telling the Truth In the First Place?

A gesture which was needed several years ago is still a non-issue because Gordon has not really done anything yet but talk about illegal immigration and Phoenix Op Order 1.4.3. Furthermore, it remains to be seen, what real change will come from his "panel" of friends. I agree with County Attorney Thomas, why is a panel needed to decide this issue? It ceases to amaze me what a big deal Gordon makes of his own selfish agenda.

Not two months ago, after a press conference with the Phoenix police union, Gordon declared he had no control over Phoenix Op Order 1.4.3. He verified that it was up to the Police Chief and he was not supposed to have any say in the matter. At that time, Gordon stood by the order and basically inferred we were racists to want to change it.

Gordon is untrustworthy at best. It would be a great disservice to the state of Arizona were he to pursue another elected position. All of his wrangling and manipulation suggests that he thinks Phoenix residents are mindless and forgetful stooges. Most definitely, we are not.

Not only that, but this week's latest propaganda attempt via the "Project for Arizona's Future" or better, the "Project for Phil Gordon's Future," adds to the general insult, reiterating the police chief's parroted point of view: "We believe it is inappropriate to shift the burden of this societal issue from the federal government onto the back of local law enforcement."

Now, enter the threat of a career-maiming law suit from Judicial Watch and Gordon sings a couple of octaves higher. He continues his shameless blame-fest against the federal government while trying to backpedal his way upstream to the governors office. Per his new edict, "the federal government is unable to complete what they should be doing, and I as mayor cannot allow the situation, the status quo, to stay the same and risk public safety."

Of all his blundering, transparently self-serving, politically-motivated, conspicuously egregious ploys, this takes the cake!

October 08, 2007

Who's Planning the Mexican Revolution?

Vicente and his pals have ripped off the poor in Mexico and are sending them thither. That's not enough, with the threat of more deportations, a chillier reception of illegals, and the FENCE (that ecologically insensitive racist fence) something has got to be done. So they've gotten busy. Not developing jobs for their economy, not asking the U.N. for relief, not passing new legislation for farm productivity, no they are busy writing books to persuade Americans to keep them!

Twenty- thirty- million Mexican illegals need to take the "Revolution of Hope" to Mexico City and flog the ones who have been fleecing them for the last thirty years. Can someone from Mexico please check Forbes.com? Some of the richest people in the world are Mexicans and drilling your oil, selling your crops, mining your gems, and sending you to beg for U.S. welfare and equal opportunity. But they've got your back. They'll scream racism while you stand in line. They want you to March on Washington—resurrect a movement inspired by plight of a race that had truly been disenfranchised. It is the shame of a century.

Mexico needs a revolution, but not the one Fox wants. A real revolution. Fox won't convince a soul that one of the one of the most beautiful and richest geographical masses on earth can't support the people who live there. It's a pity that those who can make a difference are continually brokering deals to shut out the bulk of the nation from her share. It's a pity that those who can make a difference can't think of any remedy other than to call Americans racists. The conquest Mexico needs is in Mexico. Mexico City, the second largest city on earth, the cite of the world's next civil war.
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