Posted on 09/30/2006 6:46:59 PM PDT by Raquel
John Spencer, Conservative and Republican Party candidate for United States Senate against incumbent Hillary Clinton in the November 2006 election, has been traveling New York State talking about conservative values and real change for New York. Tired of the hate America crowd that rejects traditional marriage and Christian-Judeo beliefs, Spencer is delivering a message that says love of God, family and country is not lost by New Yorkers.
A Vietnam War veteran and two-time mayor of Yonkers, the 4th largest city in New York, Spencer has been involved in public policy and public service for much of his lifetime. Growing up in a blue-collar section of Yonkers, Spencer started his career in construction, then real estate management, and on to Mayor. His no-nonsense approach to city government and foreign policy has garnished him a respectful record.
Adopted as a child, John Spencer is a strong advocate for the unborn. He is unafraid to express his pro-life positions and fight for women in crisis pregnancies, by supporting life centers that help thousands of women in New York each year. Clinton, on the other hand, is beholden to the death crowd that supports partial birth abortion (otherwise known as infanticide) and “mercy” killing of the old, disabled and mentally ill.
In stark contrast to Clinton, Spencer supports tax credits, improved economic growth, educational choices and a strong national defense. Clinton has spent her time in office blocking measures to prevent terrorism, ignoring women’s health concerns, rejecting tax relief and siding with powerful union leaders, instead of the very people they represent. From the outside looking in, Clinton resembles a mob boss, plotting her next endeavor, while using her pawns meticulously.
The honeymoon will not last forever. It is just a matter of time before New Yorkers recognize Clinton for who she truly is – a carpetbagger from Arkansas who has no idea what the State of New York needs in order to protect us from terrorism, and has a sociological agenda that says abortion is a good thing, government knows better, and parents are incapable of understanding what is best for their child.
Clinton not only threatens our moral fiber, but our national security as well. She has consistently failed to work with other Senators to give our government officials the tools necessary to effectively fight the War on Terror. Clinton routinely condemns the Patriot Act, which has provided much needed clarity for dealing with, arresting and containing terrorist groups, their finances and their proposed destruction of America.
Clinton opposition to the confirmation of acting U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., John Bolton, is further evidence that she is not focused on national security. Even while the recently uncovered oil-for-food scam goes unpunished, genocide in Darfur, Africa continues, and America bashing is the popular tone, Clinton panders to her liberal base. The one thing America needs right now is a strong advocate for accountability at the U.N. which is precisely what Ambassador Bolton is doing. Hello? Earth to Clinton.
At a curious time in America when terrorists are threatening our lives and the culture of death is eroding our moral character, we need a representative like John Spencer, now more than ever.
ELECTION DAY IS NOVEMBER 7, 2006
MAKE SURE YOU CAST YOUR VOTE FOR THE BEST CANDIDATE
● JOHN SPENCER FOR U.S. SENATE ●
Clinton is also among one of many Senate Democrats who voted against the parental notification bill yesterday. Once again the Democrats show that they don't trust parents to make the right choices for their children. What a shame!
Makes me wish I could move to New York to vote for him. He is a great candidate hope he has enough time to reach the voters.
God Bless him. Sounds like David going up against Goliatha. He's got his work cut out for him.
I like him, too. Seems like a real New Yorker to me. I guess New York might regain its senses after France, though.
While Spencer has little chance against the Dems cash cow, especially in New York, he has my vote.
Ironically, the NY liberal elite is financing this tester character here in MT. He's a total chucky schumer puppet and the race is, according to the liberal media, neck and neck w/Conrad Burns. How is Spencer doing in the ACTUAL polls?
He has my vote.
It is so typical of the NYS GOP mess that the RINO bitch "K.T." MacFarland was kept in the race so long, just to help Hillary--all because Spencer is too conservative for their liberal tastes. Those Rockefeller Republicans make me so sick. Even K.T.'s brother hates her guts.
If they showed "Eclipse of Reason" to every high school class, and the Feds mandated 3D ultrasounds and a 48-hour waiting period for abortions, it would radically alter the balance of sentiment in this nation against the killing of the unborn.
Well, the liberal NY elite think of Montanans as "fly over people", third chromosome republicans; and so it's only logical that they think they can buy a senate seat here(tester)just as they think they can there(clinton). Maybe that's your message to New Yorkers : clinton believes that you can't think for yourself, you can be BOUGHT for money.....Dogs consider themselves as part of the family, cats consider the family as STAFF...fits her to a tee, yes?
Oh heck yes! Vote for this man!
The GOP Rino elites are picking candidates all over the country over the objections of the old faithful grassroots Republicans. Here in Washington state we're having Mike McGavick shoved down our throats. He's only one degree better than the Democrat opponent. The battle is on for the heart of the Republican party nationwide. Is it going to be a "Top-down" or a "bottom-up" party? At this point, we're losing, and will soon find ourselves Republicans without a party or candidates representing Republican values. Even on a local level, we vote one way, and the county and state elites do as they please. The libs are VERY well funded by their buddies in D.C. There are going to be a lot of Republican sitting out elections, or at least not voting for certain seats.
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