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Tupelo Rally
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Angela McGlowan
Saturday, November 7
10 am - noon
Tupelo City Hall
The Tupelo Tea Party is presenting 'One Nation Under God'
and you are invited to help make this the biggest tea party
in North Mississippi!
Guest speakers include Les Riley Ed Holliday and Angela
McGlowan.
McGlowan graduated from the University of Mississippi and
joined Fox News in 1999.
For more information please visit
www.tupeloteaparty.com.
Click here to RSVP.
Please let us know if you want to caravan or carpool,
leaving Stuckey's by 7 a.m.
Distance from Stuckey's in Hattiesburg: 204 mi.
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Sheriff Mack Meeting
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Tuesday, December 8
6:30 p.m.
JDS Community Center
Richard Mack, former sheriff of Graham County, Arizona, and
long-time crusader for freedom and individual rights, will
be our guest speaker.
In 1994, Mack and six other sheriffs from across the country
- one of whom was Forrest County Sheriff Billy Magee -
challenged the constitutionality of the Brady Bill and
ultimately, fought it all the way to the United States
Supreme Court, where they won a monumental decision for
freedom in 1997.
Mack is author of 'The County Sheriff: America's Last Hope'.
Click here to RSVP.
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N.Y. Elections
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N.Y.
GOP rift spreads to elections in other states
The Washington Times
Kara Rowland
October 29,
2009
Doug Hoffman's insurgent campaign in New York's special
House race, which had already split national Republican
leaders, is now turning into a litmus test for other
Republican congressional candidates running in 2010 to prove
their conservative credentials.
Liz Lauber, running in the Republican primary for a House
seat in Missouri, this week made support for Mr. Hoffman a
campaign issue, calling on five-term Republican incumbent
Rep. Todd Akin to endorse and donate money to the
Conservative Party nominee who is running in a special
election Nov. 3.
Read more
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Joe Tegerdine
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Republican candidate for Mississippi's 4th Congressional
district, Joe Tegerdine, will have a booth at the Forrest
County Fair on Saturday October 31.
The event will be held at the Forrest County Multi-Purpose
Center.
Visit Joe's website
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News from the Front Lines
Defenders of the Constitution
and Bill of Rights
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October 30 2009
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Join
us to meet the TEA PARTY EXPRESS
Sunday,
November 8 - 4 pm to 7 pm
Rankin County Pavillion
- 649 Marquette Road - Brandon, MS 39042
On Nov. 8, 2009, the Tea Party Express bus will make a stop
in Jackson, MS on its journey from San Diego, CA to Orlando,
FL. Please join us and invite your friends as this is our
chance to make this stop the biggest showing in our state to
date.
We are collecting CANDY for SOLDIERS who will deploy from
Camp Shelby next month. Please bring bags of individually
wrapped candy.
Read more / RSVP
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Pelosi health bill sets stage for contentious negotiations
with Senate
FoxNews.com
October 29, 2009
Let the wrangling begin.
Speaking on the West Front of the Capitol surrounded by
Democratic lawmakers, Pelosi, D-Calif., said the House's
version of a health care reform bill will include a
government-run insurance option and extend coverage to 36
million uninsured Americans.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's unveiling of a retooled health
care bill Thursday sets the stage for what is expected to be
contentious negotiations with the Senate over what the final
legislation should look like -- and whether it will pass and
make its way to President Obama to sign.
Read more
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U.S. Trying to Reach its Deadline
on Cap and Trade
The
U.S. administration has not given up trying to get approval of
its climate policy in the Senate before the UN climate
conference in December.
Marianne Bom
- UN Conference on Climate Change
October 29,
2009
Time is running short, but it is still possible for the US
administration to get a political mandate from the Senate
before the UN climate conference in Copenhagen in December,
says White House adviser on energy and environment, Carol
Browner.
"This administration from day one has been about taking
action and we are still working very, very hard to get a
bill out of the Senate," she says, according to Bloomberg.
Carol Browner thinks it is still possible for the Senate to
pass energy and climate legislation this year, even as a
debate over the US healthcare system dominates the
congressional calendar.
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Obama may face fight on treaties
Some
Democrats among skeptics
Bryan
Bender, Globe Staff
October 25, 2009
President Obama's vision of global cooperation - symbolized
by his surprise Nobel Peace Prize - is in for a crucial test
in the months ahead when he begins sending a series of
treaties to the US Senate, where skepticism among
Republicans and some Democrats will make approval
exceedingly difficult, according to government officials and
specialists.
Marking a major reversal from the Bush administration, which
considered most treaties to be too restrictive of US
sovereignty, the Obama administration says it will seek
ratification of three major pacts aimed at reducing nuclear
weapons. It also will seek approval of a set of regulations
to manage use of the oceans and, by the end of the
president's first term, a new treaty to combat global
climate change.
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Unelected 'czars' are
dismantling America
Thomas Sowell
October 28, 2009
Just one year ago, would you have believed that an unelected
government official, not even a Cabinet member confirmed by
the Senate but simply one of the many "czars" appointed by the
president, could arbitrarily cut the pay of executives in
private businesses by 50 percent or 90 percent?Did you think that another "czar" would be talking about restricting
talk radio? That there would be plans afloat to subsidize
newspapers - that is, to create a situation where some
newspapers' survival would depend on the government liking
what they publish?
Did you imagine that anyone would even be talking about
having a panel of so-called "experts" deciding who could and
could not get life-saving medical treatments?
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Obama Declares Swine Flu
Emergency
National Emergency Declared on Friday October 23
Posted by: Dr. Mercola
October 27,
2009
President Barack Obama declared the swine flu outbreak a
national emergency on Friday October 23, empowering the
health secretary to suspend federal requirements and speed
up treatment.
His declaration authorizes Health and Human Services
Secretary Kathleen Sebelius to bypass normal federal
regulations so health officials can respond more quickly to
the outbreak, which, allegedly, has killed more than 1,000
people in the United States.
Read more
Read about North Carolina's
Pandemic Response Project
Click here to sign the Mississippi Non-Medical Vaccine
Exemption Petition
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