CONGRESSMEN Bachmann, Gohmert, & Steve King Appeal Directly To ... Audience: 'We're Losing Badly...'

MichaelSavage4Prez ^ | Jun 13, 2013 | Congressmen Bachmann, Gohmert, & Steve King

[Yosemitest]

Bachmann, Gohmert, & Steve King Appeal Directly To Glenn Beck And Audience: 'We're Losing Badly...'
Jun 13, 2013

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6/13/13 - With immigration reform still going through Congress, a number of conservative Republicans are not happy
with how their party has jumped on the bandwagon to fight for a bill that concedes the argument to the Democrats.
Michele Bachmann, Louie Gohmert, and Steve King made a joint appearance Thursday on Glenn Beck's show to lobby him and his audience directly
to stand up against a bill that they say is only getting bipartisan support because of how progressivism is spreading throughout the Republican party like a disease.

Bachmann insisted that they will be able to "kill" the bill,
while King explained how people are getting selective information on immigration reform that only touts the positives of passing it.
He said they will be holding a press conference next week, admitting that

"we can't get the right debate inside of Congress."
Bachmann described the event as a "Lincoln-Douglas debate" to tackle the issue, pointing out that the American people "pushed back hard" the last time Congress tried to take up this issue.

Bachmann added that a lot of people (singling out Beck's viewers in particular) don't know what's going on, and admitted the conservative wing of the GOP is "losing badly."
She made an appeal to Beck's viewers to flood their congressperson's office with phone calls
telling them that they want any immigration bill to make border security priority number one.

Gohmert pushed back against the idea that they are "hurting our party politically," citing polls showing Americans having a growing distrust in government.
Beck pledged that he is behind their efforts, touting that he has a "very active audience" who will send a message to Congress before the bill is voted on.

[Yosemitest]

MELT THEIR PHONES DOWN !

In short, the GOP is full of VILE members who'll sell us out in a heartbeat!

Here are the ones that I know about.
What do we do when our side is full of TRAITORS?
I submit the following for proof.

"The Republican leadership did not allow the amendment to be considered. "
Here's the Republicans Leadership Internet Page.

Republican Leadership


John Boehner
Speaker of the House





Eric Cantor
Majority Leader





Kevin McCarthy
Majority Whip





Cathy McMorris Rodgers
House Republican Conference Chair





Greg Walden
National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman





Lynn Jenkins
House Republican Conference Vice Chair





Virginia Foxx
House Republican Conference Secretary





James Lankford
Republican Policy Committee Chairman




Click on the links to tell them what you think!

Check out this link, "Senate Republicans Willfully and Knowingly Lie to Their Constituents (vote to fund Obamacare)".

The following Senators voted to pass the continuing resolution even though it still funds Obamacare.
• Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN)
  
  
• Sen. JohnBarrasso (R-WY)
  
  
• Sen. Roy Blunt (R-MO)
  
  
• Sen. John N. Boozman (R-AR)
  
  
• Sen. Clarence Saxby Chambliss (R-GA)
  
  
• Sen. Daniel R. Coats (R-IN)
  
  
• Sen. Thad Cochran (R-MS)
  
  
• Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME)
  
  
• Sen. Bob Corker (R-TN)
  
  
• Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX)
  
  
• Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT)
  
  
• Sen. John Hoeven (R-ND)
  
  
• Sen. John “Johnny” Isakson (R-GA)
  
  
• Sen. Mike Johanns (R-NE)
  
  
• Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY)
  
  
• Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK)
  
  
• Sen. Jefferson “Jeff” Sessions (R-AL)
  
  
• Sen. Richard Shelby (R-AL)
  
  
• Sen. John Thune (R-SD)
  
  
• Sen. Roger Wicker (R-MS)
  
  
If any one of those senators tells you they did not vote to fund Obamacare or, in fact, voted against funding Obamacare,
they are being mendacious.
They may have voted for Ted Cruz’s amendment,
but after it failed,
they still knowingly and willingly voted to fund Obamacare.
And now they are lying to their constituents who call them out on it.

Many of these same Senators are also supporting separate legislation to foist a massive tax increase on the American people.

And let's not forget Sen. John McCain, one of Conservatives worst enemies, saying 'I don't understand' GOP filibuster on guns.

Sen. John McCain

Thanks to Cyropaedia for this:

And the Gang of 8 will try to tell you that this is just one more reason we need to pass amnesty, -NOW.

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[TexGrill]

By using my eye reading skills I saw 3 photos of people who might be gay. 2 photos I would say with 90% certainty and another with 50% certainty. However, I will refrain from naming names since I’m just speculating.

[Yosemitest]

Click on their photos or names to get the numbers to call them at, and CALL THEM OFTEN !

[laplata]

Graham is one, I’d bet.

[HarleyD]

Tell me again why we don’t need a third party. Is it because:

1) we can’t get anything accomplish through a third party?
2) a third party can’t win?
3) a third party will take victory away from the Republicans and let the Democrats win?

I just don’t buy the arguments any longer.

[TexGrill]

I’m not sure about that. I’m not gay. Not interested in meeting them privately.

[Yosemitest]

Call them and tell them to vote NO!.
Tell them to KILL THE BILL NOW!

[laplata]

Tell me again why we don’t need a third party. Is it because:

1) we can’t get anything accomplish through a third party?
2) a third party can’t win?
3) a third party will take victory away from the Republicans and let the Democrats win?

I just don’t buy the arguments any longer.

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I agree. It’s time for a Third Party.

[Norm Lenhart]

We’re losing badly”

Because someone decided electing the ‘lesser evils’ who just sold you and us out was a good idea and dems were worse.

Anyone left still wanna embarrass yourselves denying it?

I hope not. Now lets build a new party or just give up altogether. Because the GOP ain’t changing.

[Yosemitest]

Here's a list of ALL the phone numbers for the House of Representatives in the U.S. Congress.

Directory of Representatives (by State)

[GraceG]

Tell me again why we don’t need a third party. Is it because:

1) we can’t get anything accomplish through a third party?
2) a third party can’t win?
3) a third party will take victory away from the Republicans and let the Democrats win?

I just don’t buy the arguments any longer.

Gee it will be like the UKIP party, it may actually start winning and they would have to take notice of us...

[TexGrill]

I Google searched the bios on the 3 people who looked gay. Either I’m way wrong or they are deep in the closet. All 3 of them were married with children. I’m glad I didn’t mention names earlier I would have looked rather foolish.

[DemforBush]

The GOP members who think immigration reform is going to “solve” immigration or anything else are way off base, IMHO. They’re gambling...well, they’re gambling everything on the belief that illegal immigrants, particularly Mexicans, will support the GOP because of their own social conservatism.

I think that’s pie-in-the-sky wishful thinking. Many black Americans are socially conservative as well. But the last Republican to get more than 10% or so of that voting bloc was Nixon in 1972 (or thereabouts). I see no evidence to suggest the GOP will ever have a majority of the Latino vote in the foreseeable future.

I’m just about done with the GOP. I have never had much faith in the Senate, as that has always been more about being part of the old boys/ladies elite club than anything else. But we can’t even count on the House anymore.

[Norm Lenhart]

Conservatives and cowards both have a ‘c’ in the word. But that should be the end of it. Any issue guided buy fear is one doomed to failure. I am glad to see so many more people publicly denying the gop lately.

We CAN win. It WON’T be east and it WILL get worse. The alternative is becoming libs and dealing with it. Like cowards.

[Norm Lenhart]

Plenty of gay married men with kids. Not a DQ for their nightly romps.

[laplata]

I’m glad I didn’t mention names earlier I would have looked rather foolish.

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LOL Don’t worry about it.

[stilloftyhenight]

Fight for our nation like our lives depend on it because they just might.

If we take one minute per day and call every single day, we can jam the system and show them our veto of this bill.

Toll Free DC Numbers:

(800) 833-6354

(866) 340-9281

speaker.gov/contact/

[TexGrill]

Perhaps there’s a way to boost a 3rd Party but it could take decades to establish its legitimacy. I thought about it last night. First you need to develop an organized team of operatives, volunteers and voters. Then you gotta start some serious fundraising. You need to recruit political candidates to run for office. However, knocking out GOP incumbents isn’t the right strategy. But we could recruit candidates in the 3rd Party to run against Democrat incumbents. We won’t win any elections, but at least we get some campaign experiences, develop a stronger organization and boost fundraising. Then if later on those candidates do win some races they can start challenging GOP incumbents, but focus on the RINOs and neocons and laeave conservative GOPers alone. If we tried that strategy, hell I’d go to Houston and challenge Sheila Jackson Lee’s (R.-Tx.)re-election bid. I’d lose in a landslide but at least I would have a fun time raising a ruckus against her and her goons. Who knows, I might even convert a few Democrats.

[RetSignman]

[Gene Eric]

The Gang of 8holes. Regrets that insult hasn’t taken off.