Posted on 10/16/2002 11:58:54 AM PDT by PhiKapMom
The Great Society was the beginning of the end for those still on the plantation of the Democratic Party, but many are finding their way back to decency, honesty and hard work making a good life for themselves, no longer taking the crumbs of promises from the slave holders, the democrats. You Floridians, who are helping with the election, be sure to check the "double dippers" that live in other states and spend their winters in your state. It was said many of them voted twice.
I think you've called it right on the Dims. They are becoming very shrill. There's just no telling what kind of shenanigans they're liable to pull this goround. It ain't gonna be pretty I'm afraid.
Consider we got a black Dim senate candidate here in the great state o' Texas name of Ron Kirk(ptui) that likes to hang out with the likes of Snoop Doggy Doo, or whatever his name is. He apparently thinks gangsta rap is where it's at. The good news is, the longer he campaigns, the worse his numbers get. This guy can't even keep his black base together. Latest polls show him with barely a majority of black votes. I smell a senate take back!!!
FGS
We can make it even easier for folks to access the Vast, LeftWing Media Whore'd by...
putting "Dear Media" in the TO ADDRESS field, and have it routed to yourself in your address book for a file copy. Then paste the following list into the BCC ADDRESS field and each recipient will be unaware that you have blanketed them all. Please be polite--yet firm--in asking why there has been such inadequate coverage into the sleazy criminal behavior of the DNC's Chairman, Terry McAulliffe, then check back into this thread and let us know what you said.
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Let's do the Big Guv'ment Media Sycophants research for them, folks, and then see if we don't see a few more stories about Terry McAuliffe's Corruption in the Press!!
FReegards...MUD
Once again, put "To My Favorite Talk Show Host" in the TO ADDRESS field, have it routed to yourself in your address book for a file copy. Then paste the following list into the BCC ADDRESS field and each recipient will be unaware that you have blanketed them all.
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BTW...this is a pretty powerful way of getting the word out to many people who have access to many people, so PLEASE be polite and respectful in your comments, yet firm in asking whether it is fair that an obvious Breaker of Multiple Campaign Finance Laws should be held Immune from Prosecution while he hypocritically calls for NEW Campaign Finance Reform!! Enforce the OLD LAWS before we even consider passing new ones!!!
FReegards...MUD
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50 Posted on 08/19/2001 07:51:28 PDT by Elkiejg (elkiejg@aol.com)
FReegards...MUD
Dear friend,
I've asked my supporters to pass this message on to their email list of friends who live in my district. I've been endorsed by the Sierra Club and NOW. It's the first time either group has endorsed outside the major parties. The Democrats are supporting my campaign since they are not running a candidate in my race. You can see the other issues I'm running on at my website www.gratzol.com.
If you believe in these issues VOTE for me, and tell your friends to VOTE for me. Now is the time, and time is short.
These are the issues I believe in:
Grassroots Democracy. How do we create a structure that allows every person to have a say over the forces that affect her life? Only by creating a space where people have the time and energy to take action among, and with, like minded people. From this base can spring forms of association and government, which allows some control of events. It's at the local level that decisions affecting us all must be made, not from the top down.
Social Justice and Equal Opportunity. Just as all Nations must be the first recipient of wealth from their natural resources, so must each citizen receive the benefit of the economic wealth generated by their labor. It's absurd to deny a class of people opportunity based on who they marry, or how they speak, or their skin color. When all members of society are treated equally much of the friction which wastes money and lives will evaporate making the pie bigger. Everyone benefits.
Ecological Wisdom. The world is a finite system. There isn't a shoreline anywhere in the world that doesn't get Styrofoam cups washed up on it. Everyone knows this, those that don't care are whistling past the graveyard. There is a reason the uncaring ones are frightened by the ecologists. They know, they know they must change, and they are afraid. The Greens must show the way by example and by passing laws that focus on sustainability. It is the only system that can possibly work. There is much hope in this area.
Already new forms of accounting are valuing resources according to all their costs, ecological, social, and economical. Progress is being made.
Non-Violence. This is a hard concept at the state level. Herein is the ethical resistance to the death sentence. The state must maintain it's monopoly on violence, at the same time work to become less violent. There must always be a coercive force for the protection of person and property.
At the state level we can work to make that coercive force an expectation for peaceful conflict resolution, rather that threat of violence.
Decentralization. I believe less is more. I believe in a business model where the stakeholders make the decisions, and are directly responsible for the consequences of those decisions. I believe in bioregionalism. For a grassroots democracy to work the span of control must remain small. If all costs are factored into the equation it really doesn't make much sense to bring California oranges to Florida.
Community Based Economics and Economic Justice. I support small business. I believe that businesses, where the stake holders are directly involved in the decision making process, and receive the consequences of their decisions, should be encouraged. Almost by definition this support lends itself to Community Based Economics. A living wage is part of this program. (see the issue section of my website www.gratzol.com ) It's absurd that my friend Mike, a guy who works very hard 8 to 10 hours a day, except for the season when he works 10 to 12 hours per day can hardly keep his nose above water. If the minimum wage of 1968 were adjusted for inflation it would be worth 10.25 today.
Feminism and Gender Equity. We need to have equality (equal pay, equal work, no bias based on sex or preference). Till that is established the only thing to do is promote preferentially from within. Everyone who has hire/fire power needs to do that. Michael Moore said it best in his chapter Kill Whitey, from Stupid White Men. I believe what he said.
Respect for Diversity. Diversity starts at the global level, species extinction is wrong morally and economically stupid. Taxol, the drug worth billions, came from a Yew tree. We have a societal need to preserve diversity. By moral extension, diversity across life styles, race, and gender is essential for our country to maintain its lead in the world. For example, when a marketing task force is set up within a company the best companies select from the widest range of personnel. If we close out people from the leadership process we lose their unique expertise. So it's moral, and makes good business sense.
Personal and Global Responsibility. We each have a responsibility to live a careful life. I'm not sure that means we have to do without, just to do with care, and with the knowledge that many resources are not renewable, and that our children will do without, or do at much greater cost, if we don't use some sense. By the same token we must support global organizations, which have the same mindset, to carry out careful living all over the world.
Future Focus and Sustainability. Many of the decisions made by our legislature ARE NOT aimed at the seventh generation. I have an idea of where we need to be, towns and cities organized around public transit, bike to work jobs, challenging work that supports the individual without savaging nature. How to do that anytime soon in a legislature controlled by the Republicans is beyond me. Yet the work needs to begin. About as far as I can see is to slow down the rate of decay while we build the party. Then we can start shaping society into a sustainable future.
DOES BILL MCBRIDE THROW HIS SUPPORT BEHIND MR. GRATZOL, YES OR NO? Make no mistake, this came via email from Bill McBride's campaign. McBride's a presstitute for votes. He has no core values or beliefs.
Someone with more nerve than me should send this to TIM RUSSERT before the debate Tuesday along with the topic of this thread.
If she's such a Democrat, why is she a Bush-Brogan Co-Chair???
Lies, ignorance, greed-- fuel the Democrat Party.
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