FR is in open rebellion against the GOP elite and we need your support!! [FReepathon thread XII]

Click here to pledge your support! ^ | Jan 20, 2012 | Jim Robinson

[Jim Robinson]

Free Republic is now in full open rebellion against the elite GOP establishment and we're going to need your support now more than ever!!

Free Republic is and will remain a pro-life, pro-family, limited government, strong defense grassroots conservative site. As such, we cannot and will not support an abortionist/statist RINO for president.

RomneyCare = ObamaCare = government tyranny. Taxpayer funded abortion is as evil as evil can get. Romney has stated that abortion should be safe and legal in America and that Roe vs Wade is settled law and should be defended and sustained as such. He's also on record as being in denial of Reagan conservatism and he and his GOP establishment elite RINOS openly loathe the tea party. Romney has no core conservative principles. He will not fight for our causes.

Romney is a liberal/progressive RINO!!

No more RINOS!! No Romney, no way!!

This attitude will undoubtedly cause us to lose some of our true blue Republican members. So be it.

Rebellion is not easy, not for the weak-kneed or faint of heart, not free and there are no guarantees of success. We declare our intention to fight tyranny and pray to God that we are doing His will!!

Never give-in, never give-up, never surrender!!

But we need your support to keep it going. So please keep those donations coming in folks. No matter who gets the nomination, or who gets elected, we're going to need FR now more than ever!!

We are the resistance!!

Thank you all very much!!

Please click the link above to donate via secure server or mail checks to:

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Long live the tea party rebellion!!

[The Cajun]

Still time to donate while the sun is still up!

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[trisham]

Wait till tonight when the SC results start coming in, ya ain't see nothing yet.

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I hear you.

[trisham]

Don't be shy!

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[The Cajun]

All I have to say is “Come on FR computer servers, hang in there tough" :^)

[trisham]

No kidding! This is another “what would you do without Free Republic” times! :)

[DJ MacWoW]

The Boss says that we’re still running some old servers. I hope the poor overworked things don’t give out!

[RedMDer]

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Mary Ludwig Hays' noble selfless actions in the Battle of Monmouth during American Revolution earned her the endearing name of Molly Pitcher
by the American troops she was aiding . . . She was and remains a Great American Patriot! And the best way to honor Molly Pitcher (1744–1832)
is the following account of her efforts during the Battle of Monmouth...

Molly Pitcher's fame began two years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence by the American Colonies. The fight for independence
had yet to take a favorable turn toward the Colonials. As the war continued, 28 June 1778 proved to be another day of fighting with stories of bravery.

Monmouth rocked with musket and gun fire.
The colonial cannon line under General Stirling aimed the barrels of its guns straight down on the British Redcoats as they attempted to cross a causeway.
Stirling's left-wing cannons bought time for General Washington to take command and regroup General Lee's scattered forces.
The gun line met the demands of the mission.

The heat of June 1778 soared to 96 degrees as the guns barked at the British. The cannon barrels smoked, and men fell from heatstroke.

In this stifling heat, a woman, Mary Ludwig Hays, walked back and forth from a well (or possibly a nearby creek)
carrying water to the hot men and smoldering guns. Her husband, William Hays, manned one of the valuable cannons.
They were making a difference by holding the causeway.

As American men fell from wounds and heat, the woman's bucket of water (or "pitcher") became precious. The men among the cannons began to call her ...
Molly Pitcher. A large woman, she reportedly carried wounded men away from the line to shade trees as she made her trip back to the well.

During one of her many returns to the line, she saw her husband fall.
A Colonial officer ordered his gun moved to the rear to make room on the line; he had no one left to man it. But Molly Pitcher stepped forward
to keep her husband's gun roaring - every cannon was important.

Molly Pitcher at the Battle of Monmouth

[trisham]

I think someone said that the polls close at 7:00? I can imagine that those servers may be challenged shortly thereafter.

[The Cajun]

Don't let the twilight catch ya without having donated yet!

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[trisham]

"Posterity! you will never know how much it cost the present generation to preserve your freedom! I hope you will make a good use of it. If you do not, I shall repent in Heaven that I ever took half the pains to preserve it. "

~John Adams

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Thank you for your support!

[RedMDer]

[DJ MacWoW]

Yup. A little taste of the coming November. I think the Boss said he hoped to have some replaced by then.

[RedMDer]

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"It is incumbent on every generation to pay its own debts as it goes. A principle which if acted on would save one-half the wars of the world."

- Thomas Jefferson

[The Cajun]

Might be a few old frogs left who still remember Rod.

[Berlin_Freeper]

Free Republic is now in full open rebellion against the elite GOP establishment

U.S. Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich talks to supporters during a campaign stop at Powdersville Middle School in Greenville, South Carolina January 21, 2012.

[The Cajun]

Feeling guilty about not donating yet, are ya?

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[trisham]

The Old State House.
On July 18, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was proclaimed from the east side balcony to jubilant crowds by Col. Thomas Crafts (one of the Sons of Liberty). At one o'clock Col. Crafts rose in the Council Chamber and read it to the members.[7] Then, fellow patriot Sheriff William Greenleaf attempted to read it from the balcony, but he could only muster a whisper. Col. Crafts then stood next to the sheriff and read it from the balcony in a stentorian tone. For most people, it was a festive occasion, as about two-thirds of Boston residents supported the revolution.~Wikipedia

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[trisham]

"Wars may be fought with weapons, but they are won by men. It is the spirit of men who follow and of the man who leads that gains the victory."

~George S. Patton

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[deoetdoctrinae]

Trying for 499...LOL

[onyx]

Because Zots are not free
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