The big presentation week before last went well. Unfortunately, as is usually the case, there were a bunch of new tasks added to my already overloaded schedule. On the other hand, it is stuff that I like to do, so it's all good. Of course, it's on Orion , which, as you know, Caligula frantically wants to cancel so as to destroy America's magnificent manned space exploration program. Since I was a boy, it was always my goal to be involved in manned space exploration, and I finally get to work on the vehicle that will carry America's astronauts to the ISS, the moon, and eventually to Mars, where now we know that water exists in vast quantities, man can survive indefinitely, colonize, and start a new government where people can once again truly govern themselves. I would rather live in freedom in an environmental enclosure on Mars than under Caligula and his Marxism on Earth.
The Tuesday night caucus went really well. There were 150-200 representing some 20 precincts. I had 7 including myself from my precinct. All of them had been to the caucus in 2008. The straw poll vote for U.S. Senator went 4 for Gale Norton, and 3 for Ken Buck. I voted for Buck. Gale Norton was nominated by McCain is why I am for Buck. Mrs. Norton won the statewide straw poll, but I forgot the %ages. For CO governor, Scott McInnis won over Dan Maes. I voted for Maes. McInnis has name recog because he was in the U.S. H.R. for a few years. I like him, but I have met Maes and I like him better. I have also met McInnis at the breakfast where he asked me to work as a volunteer for him because of my enthusiasm, especially when he found out that I have so much drive that I get up at 2 am. What he didn't know, is that I am driven to get Hussein constitutionally removed from office. he saw me talking to people at my table at the breakfast one time and I was being very animated when he came over. He also came to our caucus Tuesday , introduced himself, and met and talked to each and every person in the room before he left to go to another caucus location.
I introduced 2 resolutions at the end of the caucus and we voted for them in my precinct. The first was to repeal the Seventeenth Amendment to the U. S. Constitution. It went down in flames 1 Aye, 6 Nays. I will fight another day for that one. Here is the other one. It passed with a vote of 6 Ayes, 0 Nays, 1 Undecided:
"Resolution Be it resolved that pursuant to Article II, Section 4 of the United States Constitution, in particular for consideration of high crimes due to massive government takeovers he has comandeered, enumerated as automobile company takeovers, limiting salaries of company executives, takeovers of financial institutions, and a massive takeover of one fifth of the United States economy in the healthcare industry, be it resolved that An article of Impeachment against Barak Hussein Obama for Abuse of Power be introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives and on a majority vote be remanded over to the U.S. Senate for trial with a two-thirds vote of the members present resulting in removal from office. "
It will be presented to the State Assembly later this spring! Woo Hoo!
Then I'm going to try and discern who the targeted undecideds are and make more calls. Also going to contribute to the main switchboard meltdowns.
BTW, Ace of Spade's Whip count closely follows FireDogLake's.
Prayers continue for the Republic. I read something yesterday that said "For a Christian, despair is a vice."
I'm trying to remember that.
I'm proud of you.
Wonderful and good morning.