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Rep. Tammy Baldwin (D-Wisconsin) on the floor of the House just moments ago regarding President Bush's efforts to reform Social Security: "Are we really going to allow the frail 80-year old woman, whom work is no longer an option, to starve sitting out on the curb?"

July 27, 2004 -- BOSTON — Speakers at the podium of the Democratic National Convention are being gagged when it comes to gay marriage. Top party officials and campaign aides said yesterday that not only has gay marriage been yanked from the party's official platform, but speakers will be vetted to make sure they steer clear of pro-gay-marriage rhetoric. "You don't have to have a platform that itemizes issue after issue like a New York telephone book," explained national party secretary Alice Germond. The more than 200 homosexuals taking part in the gay, lesbian and transgender caucus here prior to...

By Anita Weier November 6, 2002 A joyous crowd of about 350 people welcomed U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin to a victory party at Fyfe's Corner Bistro on Tuesday night. Shouts of "Tammy! Tammy!" drowned out the lyrics of "I'll Take You There" as Baldwin, 40, entered a room decorated with red balloons and banners, shaking hands and greeting friends and supporters. Baldwin, a Madison Democrat, had soundly defeated Republican Ron Greer of Fitchburg, a pastor and former firefighter. With 99.7 percent of precincts reporting, the vote was: BALDWIN...163,290 Greer...85,523 "I feel proud and gratified by the sizable margin of victory,"...

Ron Greer for Congress Ron Greer is not your typical candidate for Congress and neither is his opponent. Nowhere in the nation is there a race where the choice is so clear cut between conservatism and radical liberalism. Ron Greer, a proud African-American is also a proud solid social and fiscal conservative with charisma. His opponent, Tammy Baldwin, is from the most extreme left wing of the Democratic party. She proclaims as one of her greatest accomplishments being "the first out lesbian ever elected to the United States Congress." Ron Greer knows no fear when it comes to challenging the political...

Jun 23, 2002Facts and Figures About Gay Officeholders The Associated Press Some facts and figures regarding openly gay and lesbian elected officials in the United States: NUMBERS: Of 511,039 elected federal, state and local officials, 218 are openly gay or lesbian. Of the group, 149 are men, 69 women; 207 are Democrats, 11 Republicans. Three serve in the U.S. House, 47 are state legislators, and the rest are local officials. --- CONGRESS: The openly gay members of Congress are Reps. Barney Frank, D-Mass.; Jim Kolbe, R-Ariz.; and Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis. A Maine legislator, Susan Longley, hoped to join Baldwin...

TammyBaldwin.us is now online featuring Freeper provided info as well as the first two installments of "Hey, Tammy! That's a lie!"Nuzman

Hi everyone. I'm looking for help defeating Tammy Baldwin this fall in the 2nd District Congressional race. While I am supporting Ron Greer, this project is not endorsed or supported by him. I have registered the domain TammyBaldwin.US and am building a web site to provide a counter-point to her campaign. If you know of anything about this socialist-Democrat that should be posted, please let me know. Cheers! Norris