So we must ask that you consider the maximum that you can afford to help reduce taxes and preserve our way of life for ourselves, our children and our grandchildren.
So if you can afford $30, $300, $3000 to beat these Dirty Thirty, please consider this a tremendous help!
We know the liberal Democrat groups, like MOVE-ON are prepared to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars in these target districts to perpetuate the lies told in the last election.
Will you help us expose the hidden big tax-and-spend records of 30 so called "Fiscal Conservative" freshmen members of Congress?
The National Tax Limitation Committee is exposing 30 so called "centrist" Democrats who ran as fiscal conservatives in 2006, but have since voted like tax-and-spend liberals!
These are the most important House seats in the country - the districts have a history of spending pro-taxpayer Representatives to Congress, but now they have some of the nation's biggest taxers and spenders!
You may remember in 2006 when House Democrat campaign leader Congressman Rahm Emanuel, and others, campainged on the theme that the "new" Democrats were fiscally reliable moderates who could be counted on to control government spending and restore financial order in Washington.
Many fiscally conservative voters tired of special interest earmarks and reckless spending of the reigning GOP leadership, voted for what seemed like change.
Our Plan to Tell the True Story
We will buy ads exposing the Dirty 30 in their key districts!
We will educate Taxpayers on the true deceitful Dirty 30 and how they voted when they got to Washington!
We will identify, organize, and inform taxpayers through mail, phone and internet to help spread the TRUTH!
Thirty of these "Fiscal Conservative" Democrats replaced Republicans in 2006. They provided necessary votes to make Nancy Pelosi Speaker.
Now, after nearly two years in power, we decided to see if the votes of the Dirty Thirty matched their promises. It was a shocking eye-opener!
You and I must rip the lid off this scam and warn the fiscally conservative taxpayers in these key districts before they return the Dirty Thirty to Washington to squander billions more of your tax dollars!
The taxpayers in these districts are fiscally conservative. They have elected solid fiscal conservatives in the past. But today, these voters are being told their new Representatives are budget hawks when the Congressional Record proves this just isn't true.
UNCERTAINTIES CRIPPLING AMERICA – AND WORLD – ECONOMIC RECOVERY By Lewis K. Uhler
Capitalism – and free enterprise – don’t do well when investment opportunities are gripped by uncertainty. That’s where we are now. Investment capital – the source of real jobs – remains on the sidelines. The result is continued recession and increasing stagnation, despite billions of dollars being devoted to so-called “stimulus."
General Motors followed Chrysler into bankruptcy on Monday in a case that will be one of the largest and most complex in history. It hopes to follow the same path Chrysler has taken through court, but there will be some differences between the two cases. Here is a quick look at some basics of the G.M. bankruptcy.
March 31, 2009 Cash In On Bailout, Executives Poised to Make Millions by Jeremy Gantz, www.rawstory.com
After overseeing a company at the very center of the still-imploding U.S. mortgage market, a dozen former executives are now poised to make millions from the housing crisis.
Contagion theorists argue that the global financial system is inherently fragile, meaning that if several significant institutions fail, the system will implode. But the evidence points to the opposite conclusion. The financial system is robust and able to deal with the failures of some of its largest institutions.
62% Want Stimulus Plan to Have More Tax Cuts, Less Spending www.rasmussenreports.com
With the Senate poised to vote Tuesday on an $827-billion version of the economic recovery plan, 62% of U.S. voters want the plan to include more tax cuts and less government spending.
Most Say Tax Cuts Always Better Than Increased Spending www.rasmussenreports.com
Paul Krugman, last year's winner of the Nobel Prize for economics and a regular columnist for the New York Times, recently wrote that you should “write off anyone who asserts that it’s always better to cut taxes than to increase government spending because taxpayers, not bureaucrats, are the best judges of how to spend their money.”
Our government is based on the separation of powers. This means, as the Constitution states, that "All legislative Powers" are "vested in a Congress of the United States" and cannot be delegated to the executive branch. A new legal brief finds that the broad authority of the TARP "Wall Street bailout" legislation violates this legal doctrine and is unconstitutional.
How to Save Detroit
Failure to advocate fundamental long-term reforms of labor, tax, environmental, CAFE and energy policies still leaves the default option of Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings
