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To: SoConPubbie

Lobbyists contribute to campaigns — it is a fact of life.

I’d rather someone in private industry push a candidate, than a massive union (say the number one money and muscle behind Democratic party elections — teachers unions — public sector unions) confiscating dues to push more government rules and regulations down on us — have their president give private companies to unions (Government Motors) or prevent private companies from moving to right to work states (Boeing).

Texas is business friendly. Go shout it from the roof tops.


22 posted on 06/19/2011 1:37:27 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
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To: Cincinatus' Wife
Texas is business friendly. Go shout it from the roof tops.

Yes, he's so business friendly that he'll require little girls to get an unproven vaccine in order to bolster that business. By ordering that this vaccine be made mandatory, it would've been part of our vaccine program and these expensive shots would've been paid for by Texans AND federal tax payers.

He's so business friendly that he was the FIRST governor to jump all over Eminent Domain and rob Texans of their land for the TTC. Texans are still fighting to keep their oil rights because of this.

Oh, yes. He's business friendly alright. So business friendly that he'll smash the property and parental rights of Texans.

But he'll be our next president because he's slick as oil. He comes across so well that nobody really wants to dig or find fault with this guy. Heck, *I* liked him.... until I started fearing for my own daughter and my own land.

America gets the president she deserves.

183 posted on 06/19/2011 9:14:11 AM PDT by Marie (Obama seems to think that Jerusalem has been the capital of Israel since Camp David, not King David)
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