[markomalley]

We need to pay closer attention to ridding the party of RINOs...if we're going to go down, it needs to be with a fight.

[Oldeconomybuyer]

0’s crash will be dramatic.

[Puppage]

When Dee Dee Myers asks whether Obama "is the Most Famous Living Person Ever",

Are you F'n kidding me???

[Fred Hayek]

So thus is our mission in the 2010 primaries - oust the RINOs.

[freekitty]

Who is this kook author. There have been many very well known people that turned out to be less than desirable. As a commenter on the article thread remarked. Michael Jackson. Now there’s a sterling example of what is wrong.

The RINOS that go with Obama will be out of office.

[JSDude1]

I talk to many (other) Republican weekly and NOne I have talked to have had any infatuation with Obama.

[topfile]

Micheal Jackson and Britney Spears were famous too.
Now they’re just infamous.

[RetiredArmy]

ANY republican kissing Premier Saddam Hussein Obama’s ass needs to be TARGET #1 on their state's hit list for the next election in which their name comes up. I know this, my stupid republican congressman, Mike Rogers of Alabama, got way fewer votes this last time than he did the past election. Ole Mike keeps it up and ole Mike will be back to lawyering his butt too work every day. He was all for the first bail out and voted for the second one. I burned his butt with several emails. His campaign manager answered them, and I burned his butt also. I told him I would work for anyone who would take the butt wipe on in the next republican primary. That Ole Mike either shaped up or got shipped out. I am sick of these stinking republicans running as conservatives here in the south, only to run to the center and left once they hit the ground in Sodom on the Potomac.

[Indy Pendance]

I'm so happy I live in a conservative enclave. I've been reassured by my rep, Sensenbrenner, and my state rep and sen that they are on the same page as us. Check these guys:

His latest email:

January 14, 2009

Rep. LeMahieu met with 33 students from Kewaskum High School Government & Law Class at the State Capitol on January 7, 2009

Dear Constituent of the 59th: Last week when the legislature was sworn in I began my fourth term in the State Assembly. Each term has offered challenges and opportunities to serve my constituents in the 59th Assembly District.

Undoubtedly the biggest challenge this term will be the state budget deficit and the ongoing economic problems we face as a state and a nation. We can debate for days how we put ourselves in this hole but the important question to answer is how we get out of this hole.

The federal government is intent on using immense spending increases as a solution telling us that government jobs will solve our problems. I think we need to do just the opposite, take less money from the private sector and let that private sector create the jobs themselves. We need to let taxpayers keep more of their money. They can do a better job of spending that money than the government.

Wisconsin needs to do the same thing. Spend less, tax less. Some of the solutions coming from the legislative leadership (Democratic) include tax increases like the gas tax (automatic indexing), tax on sick people (hospital tax), cigarette tax, alcohol tax, increasing the sales tax.

We need to hear more discussions about what services we don’t need to provide during tough times. We don’t need state agencies asking for 10% increases in their budgets like some of them asked for. The process is doomed to fail if the cuts we start making are on agency budgets that have a 10% increase built in.

Last year campaigns from both Republicans and Democrats claimed they wouldn’t raise taxes; it just wasn’t the right thing to do in a down economy. The Democrats won the majority in both state houses. Now it is time to see if they will keep their promises.

Whether bailouts come from the state or the federal government the money comes from the same place, the pockets of the taxpayers. When families are facing layoffs, reduced hours and an uncertain future we don’t need a state government that tells them they aren’t paying enough taxes.

As long as I represent the 59th Assembly District I will not vote for a budget or a budget repair bill that increases spending at the expense of tax increases. I will continue to fight for lower taxes and smaller government during weak and strong economies.

Please share this update with your friends and neighbors within the 59th Assembly District and if there is anybody you know who would like to be included please respond to this email with their email address. In addition, you are always welcome to visit my website at www.danlemahieu.com . If you have any additional questions or concerns on this issue, or any other, please do not hesitate to contact my office. I am always happy to respond and be of service to you.

Sincerely,

Daniel LeMahieu

Wisconsin State Representative

59th Assembly District

State Capitol - Room 17 North - Post Office Box 8952 - Madison, Wisconsin 53708 (608) 266-9175 - Toll Free: (888) 534-0059 - Fax: (608) 282-3659 - Rep.LeMahieu@legis.wi.gov

www.DanLeMahieu.com

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Glenn Grothman

THESE PEOPLE ARE CONSERVATIVE, and we need to get these types of folks elected locally! REMOVE THE RINOS!

[CajunConservative]

[pallis]

As pop stars go, 0 is a no talent media creation, and it won’t be long before his fame turns to rejection. Think of him as a really bad, liberal joke on America, and when the sheeple figure out the joke has been played on them, 0 will get their anger.

[CalifScreaming]

KING HUSSEIN COBRAMA will fail miserably.

[Star Traveler]

“Right now, Barack Obama is a global marketing phenomenon, a brand much cooler than the iPhone.”

I beg your pardon! I like my iPhone a *whole lot better* than Obama... LOL...

[Revolting cat!]

Yes, it won't be soon enough when Obambi crashes and burns, when and IF! Remember this is a cult of a celebrity, known for being known, a cult like that of Elvis Presely back in 1956, except that he was known for some real accomplishments at the time. But the Pubbies in D.C. are afraid to speak up, lest they sound like Mitch Miller or Frank Sinatra did then, party poopers dissing the hero of a generation, forty years before the word 'diss' appeared in a dictionary and was celebrated by none other than Tom Wolfe.

And for many, (a couple of them found right here) Elvis never crashed and burned! Something to consider.