[Redbob]

Let me guess: Lincoln Chaffee is not one of the co-sponsors, is he?

No, he's a Senator; how about the Speaker? He's as much a RINO as Chaffee, isn't he? Bet he's not a co-sponsor.

[Publius6961]

Woooo Hooooooooo!

Where do I send messages of support?

****** DAYDREAMING ****

When the U.S. is no longer in the U.N., and it has to share office space with the First Rapist, what army will they use to intimidate the United States, Israel, and all other democratic countries?

[knighthawk]

H.R.1146
Title: To end membership of the United States in the United Nations.
Sponsor: Rep Paul, Ron [TX-14] (introduced 3/6/2003)
Cosponsors: 12
Latest Major Action: 3/6/2003 Referred to House committee. Status: Referred to the House Committee on International Relations.

No more UN for US-list

If people want on or off this list, please let me know.

[kjam22]

Well.... like a christmas present.... it's the thought that counts.

[TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!]

[lilylangtree]

Now to get the UN out of the US!

[davidosborne]

Great news PASS IT ON>>>.. Call to thank those in Congress who have the guts to Stand up for AMERICA!!!

David C. Osborne

[davidosborne]

Great news PASS IT ON>>>.. Call to thank those in Congress who have the guts to Stand up for AMERICA!!!

David C. Osborne

[JesseHousman]

Rep Tancredo, Thomas G.

This man bears watching!

2008 Presidential Candidate

[Mini-14]

bump

[dalebert]

Bump!!!

[Action-America]

OK.  I was wrong.  Maybe there is something that will make me vote for turncoat Republicans, who voted for the USA Patriot Act and Homeland Security Act.

Now don't get me wrong.  I'm not saying that I'll vote for one of those turncoats based on this issues alone.  I am not a single issue voter.  But, I will definitely take a long hard look at any Republican who votes to get us out of the UN and if it comes down to it, even give him the benefit of the doubt.

For the record, only two congressmen, among the sponsor and all of the cosponsors of this bill, did not vote for either the USA Patriot Act or the Homeland Security Act.  The sponsor, Ron Paul, has consistently refused to vote for any bill that attacked any part of the Constitution and Bill of Rights.  Also, cosponsor, Thomas Tancredo, was not in office when the Patriot Act passed and voted against the HSA.

It's hard to understand the motivation of two of the cosponsors, John Duncan and Robert Ney.  Duncan voted for the Patriot Act and against the HSA.  Ney, did it the other way around, voting against the Patriot Act and for the HSA.  All the rest of the cosponsors voted for both the Patriot Act and HSA.

It would be a tough decision, if my turncoat Republican Congressman, Kevin Brady, should vote for this bill, except for the fact that, besides voting for both the Patriot Act and the HSA, he also rates a solid "F" on Second Amendment issues.  Somehow, I don't think that I'll have to worry about that.  Kevin Brady is not now and never has been a true conservative, so the chances that he will vote for this bill is absolutely nil.

But, I do feel sorry for those whose Congressman is one of those renegade pseudo-Republicans, who turns around and votes for this bill, after voting for the Patriot Act and/or the HSA.  Voting for someone like that is kind of like saying thanks to a thug who has just beat off your attackers, only so he could mug you himself.

 

[jehosophat]

Rep. Tancredo is one of the co-signers!

Tancredo for President!
Immigration reform now!