Allen West on Martin Luther King Day
Coalition of Candidates Team Up to Save Lives in Haiti
This was provided by the Palm Beach County Republican Party. Contact: Bernard Sansaricq Campaign or Yomin Postelnik Campaign Tel: (954) 701-7167 or (954) 353-5955 Email: director@insidersreview.org Website: ; www.Sansaricq4Congress.org; On Tuesday night, devastation struck the island of Haiti. As soon as news broke, candidates Bernard Sansaricq and Yomin Postelnik and Central Florida candidate Commander Tom Garcia got in touch to plan... [Read More...]
Constitution Class
Francisco Rodriquez of the Constitution Committee of the United States, will be teaching a class in the US Constitution on Saturday, January 23 in Palm Beach Gardens. Details follow: Host: Francisco Rodriguez Location: Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center 3360 Burns Road Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 US When: Saturday, January 23, 10:45AM Phone: 561.309.8630 The class will be held in Conference Room #4. Dear Friends of Liberty, This is... [Read More...]
SCOTT BROWN WINS IN MASSACHUSETTS
Update - with 75% counted, AP calls the race for Scott Brown and Martha Coakley concedes. THIS IS HUGE! buy generic propecia Clearly a referendum on the Obama Agenda, the people of liberal Massachusetts have rejected one party rule. On Fox, in a Frank Luntz focus group, even democrats who voted for Coakley were saying they wanted Health Care legislation to fail - they are uncomfortable with one party calling all the shots. Tomorrow is the first... [Read More...]
Marco Rubio on Brown/Coakley Race
Editors Note: In Massachusetts, the unthinkable is happening - a Republican has come within striking distance of winning the seat held for decades by the "Liberal Lion" himself - Ted Kennedy. Make no mistake - this election has been nationalized and is a referendum on the Obama Agenda - particularly healthcare. The attached letter from the Rubio campaign is asking for help - to elect a conservative in one of the bluest states of the union, and start... [Read More...]
Time to support a Massachusetts’ Candidate
Democrat candidate, Martha Coakley and Republican (CONSERVATIVE) candidate, Scott Brown are only 2 pts. apart. Brown will vote AGAINST the Health Care Bill and wants tax CUTS. Yesterday he raised over $1 million. The Dems are sending in all their top dogs. Please go to brownforussenate.com and donate $25 or more. It is that important. Go to article→
Allen West Response to Harry Reid’s Racial Comments
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is quoted in the new book "Game Change" calling Obama a "light-skinned" black man "with no Negro dialect unless he wanted to have one." Many found this offensive, but the democrat establishment has rallied round their Senate leader. Allen West on the other hand had this to say: Friends, attached is my response to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s comments, which I consider incredibly vile, “…revelations... [Read More...]
RCPB uses Social Media
RCPB has joined the Social Media craze and has taken active participation in Facebook, Twitter and MeetUp. “Our purpose is to use these mediums to deliver our message of education and awareness of local, state and national issues to as many as we can” stated Melissa Andrews, President of RCPB. RCPB is trying to further its reach by offering a monthly evening program for individuals who are unable to attend a monthly lunchtime event. The call... [Read More...]
Bill McCollum issues statement on Healthcare Reform constitutionality
Bill McCollum (also candidate for FL Governor) just issued a statement and sent a letter to other states' AGs questioning the constitutionality of the use of the Commerce Clause to force an individual mandate for health insurance. He is also questioning the constitutionality of the 'Nebraska compromise' also known as the 'Cornhusker Kickback'. The Palm Beach Post blog posting can be found here. And while there are links to McCollum's statement... [Read More...]
Deadline approaching for District 19 Special Election Primary
If you reside in FL Congressional District 19 and want to vote in the Special Primary Election , you must be registered in either the Democratic Party or Republican Party to vote for the candidate of your choice in that specific party. Independents and non-affiliated cannot vote in the primary. We all know that. But it's time for you to look at your voter registration card and make sure that you're registered in the party of the candidate you want... [Read More...]