I had the pleasure of being in New Hampshire monday with Duncan Hunter working on his campaign. One thing I got to see first hand, was the vehicle that I believe got John McCain his win there. More than anything else, the main street intersections, and the polling places, had young people there, carrying signs , and chanting his name repeatedly. Those "Boots on the Ground" were a very impressive sight, and I firmly believe that they had the most effect on the turnout. If we are to get Duncan Hunter to move up in the polls, this strategy will help a lot. I guarantee that this was effected by a lot of folks making phone calls, and enlisting their friends. Every one of them was having a fine old time, yes, lots of fun, carrying those signs, and partying into the wee hours. Folks If you believe, as I do, that Duncan Hunter is the best, most conservative choice for president, I urge you to go tohttp://www.gohunter08.com/volunteer.asp and sign up to help. Thanks, Morque2001
Please, if anyone is reading this who lives in Michigan or South Carolina, go to the polling places, bring signs, and pass out Duncan Hunter material. You can print some off his website. Even printing out his Issues page and handing it out would be awesome! Vote, and encourage all your family and friends to vote for Duncan Hunter!
Monday, January 14, 2008
Duncan Hunter wins big in Wyoming
Outspent 200 plus to 1 by the Romney campaign, Duncan Hunter pulls out a third place finish in the Wyoming caucuses. Duncan’s experience and solid campaign platform resonate with the Wyoming people. Lately, it seems most of the candidates (except John McCain head of the Kennedy wing of the Republican party or the Democrats ) are emulating Duncan Hunter’s position on Illegal immigration, Border security and the Border fence.
They will not even touch the China trade imbalance, and currency devaluation or the healthcare crisis and propose a “wait until it destroys our economy strategy”. In lieu of "a chicken in every pot", their campaign slogan is, "a Chinese made car in every garage" or "low paying service jobs for the masses"!
Can you believe that the wife of a liar and a serial adulterer who rented out rooms in the White House to Chinese businessmen is considered a viable Democratic candidate for president? The Clintons catered to Chinese business while reducing the size and quality of our military.
(excerpt...see http://theconservativevoice.com/article/30106.html)
They will not even touch the China trade imbalance, and currency devaluation or the healthcare crisis and propose a “wait until it destroys our economy strategy”. In lieu of "a chicken in every pot", their campaign slogan is, "a Chinese made car in every garage" or "low paying service jobs for the masses"!
Can you believe that the wife of a liar and a serial adulterer who rented out rooms in the White House to Chinese businessmen is considered a viable Democratic candidate for president? The Clintons catered to Chinese business while reducing the size and quality of our military.
(excerpt...see http://theconservativevoice.com/article/30106.html)
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
Six candidates to participate in historic 2008 S.C. GOP Presidential Candidates Debate
Duncan Hunter has been excluded by Fox News (Faux News) again whose motto should be "We report...and decide!" I have contact information after this post. Call and let your voice be heard. Duncan Hunter has fought for America for years. Don't let the media decide the next president. We need Duncan in the debate!
Contact: Rob Godfrey, Communications Director 803.807.7144
COLUMBIA, S.C. - Excitement surrounding presidential politics in South Carolina continues to grow as South Carolina Republican Party Chairman Katon Dawson today announced that invitations have been extended to and accepted by six Republican presidential candidates to participate in the 2008 South Republican Party Presidential Candidates Debate in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
"The stakes couldn't be higher this election, and we couldn't be more excited to extend a warm South Carolina welcome to six White House hopefuls who are seeking the Republican nomination to be the next President of the United States," said Dawson. "These candidates join tens of thousands of Republicans from across the country and hundreds of journalists from around the world who are converging on Myrtle Beach for this debate because they know the 2008 election could be decided on our stage that night."
The following candidates will be receiving formal invitations from the South Carolina Republican Party to the 2008 South Carolina Republican Party Presidential Candidates Debate (in alphabetical order):
Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani - New York City
Former Governor Mike Huckabee - Arkansas
U.S. Senator John McCain - Arizona
U.S. Congressman Ron Paul - Texas
Former Governor Mitt Romney - Massachusetts
Former U.S. Senator Fred Thompson - Tennessee
Candidates who received invitations to participate in the debate have announced formal campaigns for president; filed the necessary paperwork with the Federal Election Commission and the South Carolina Republican Party to run for president; paid all candidate filing fees associated with their candidacy; met all U. S. constitutional requirements; and garnered at least 5% of the national electorate as determined by an average of the most recent national telephone polls of registered voters conducted by non-partisan public opinion polling organizations leading up to the registration deadline as determined by the South Carolina Republican Party and FOX News Channel; or, place in the top five in the New Hampshire Republican Presidential Primary on January 8, 2008.
The 2008 South Republican Party Presidential Candidates Debate will be televised live by FOX News Channel at 9:00 PM from the Myrtle Beach Convention Center on Thursday, January 10, 2008. FOX News Channel Washington Managing Editor Brit Hume will moderate the debate while FOX News anchor Chris Wallace and White House Correspondent Wendell Goler will ask questions of the candidates.
FOX News Radio (FNR) will also provide listeners with live debate coverage beginning at 9 PM/ET. FNR’s Mike Majchrowitz will anchor the debate live from inside the hall. Following the debate, Majchrowitz and FNR Political Analyst and Washington Post columnist Jeff Birnbaum will provide post-debate analysis. They will be joined by FOX News Radio Correspondent Todd Starnes and several special guests live from “Spin Alley”.
(http://www.scgop.com/News/Read.aspx?ID=6743)
Contact: Rob Godfrey, SC GOP Communications Director 803.807.7144
The SC GOP main number: Phone: 803.988.8440
Fox News: 1-888-369-4762.
Contact: Rob Godfrey, Communications Director 803.807.7144
COLUMBIA, S.C. - Excitement surrounding presidential politics in South Carolina continues to grow as South Carolina Republican Party Chairman Katon Dawson today announced that invitations have been extended to and accepted by six Republican presidential candidates to participate in the 2008 South Republican Party Presidential Candidates Debate in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
"The stakes couldn't be higher this election, and we couldn't be more excited to extend a warm South Carolina welcome to six White House hopefuls who are seeking the Republican nomination to be the next President of the United States," said Dawson. "These candidates join tens of thousands of Republicans from across the country and hundreds of journalists from around the world who are converging on Myrtle Beach for this debate because they know the 2008 election could be decided on our stage that night."
The following candidates will be receiving formal invitations from the South Carolina Republican Party to the 2008 South Carolina Republican Party Presidential Candidates Debate (in alphabetical order):
Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani - New York City
Former Governor Mike Huckabee - Arkansas
U.S. Senator John McCain - Arizona
U.S. Congressman Ron Paul - Texas
Former Governor Mitt Romney - Massachusetts
Former U.S. Senator Fred Thompson - Tennessee
Candidates who received invitations to participate in the debate have announced formal campaigns for president; filed the necessary paperwork with the Federal Election Commission and the South Carolina Republican Party to run for president; paid all candidate filing fees associated with their candidacy; met all U. S. constitutional requirements; and garnered at least 5% of the national electorate as determined by an average of the most recent national telephone polls of registered voters conducted by non-partisan public opinion polling organizations leading up to the registration deadline as determined by the South Carolina Republican Party and FOX News Channel; or, place in the top five in the New Hampshire Republican Presidential Primary on January 8, 2008.
The 2008 South Republican Party Presidential Candidates Debate will be televised live by FOX News Channel at 9:00 PM from the Myrtle Beach Convention Center on Thursday, January 10, 2008. FOX News Channel Washington Managing Editor Brit Hume will moderate the debate while FOX News anchor Chris Wallace and White House Correspondent Wendell Goler will ask questions of the candidates.
FOX News Radio (FNR) will also provide listeners with live debate coverage beginning at 9 PM/ET. FNR’s Mike Majchrowitz will anchor the debate live from inside the hall. Following the debate, Majchrowitz and FNR Political Analyst and Washington Post columnist Jeff Birnbaum will provide post-debate analysis. They will be joined by FOX News Radio Correspondent Todd Starnes and several special guests live from “Spin Alley”.
(http://www.scgop.com/News/Read.aspx?ID=6743)
Contact: Rob Godfrey, SC GOP Communications Director 803.807.7144
The SC GOP main number: Phone: 803.988.8440
Fox News: 1-888-369-4762.
Michingan's January 15th Primary
Duncan Hunter's Upcoming Michigan Events:
Thursday, Jan 10, 2008
Tuscola and Huron County Republican Parties Lincoln Day Dinner
4:30 - 8:00 PM
The Brentwood
178 Park Drive Caro,MI 48723
Contact: Phillip Hardy (989) 467-0017
Friday, Jan 11, 2008
Ottawa County Republicans and Hope College Republicans Lincoln Day Dinner
5:30 - 8:30 PM
CST The Pinnacle Center
3330 Highland Drive Hudsonville, MI 49426
Thursday, Jan 10, 2008
Tuscola and Huron County Republican Parties Lincoln Day Dinner
4:30 - 8:00 PM
The Brentwood
178 Park Drive Caro,MI 48723
Contact: Phillip Hardy (989) 467-0017
Friday, Jan 11, 2008
Ottawa County Republicans and Hope College Republicans Lincoln Day Dinner
5:30 - 8:30 PM
CST The Pinnacle Center
3330 Highland Drive Hudsonville, MI 49426
Duncan Hunter is Best for Small Business Finance
Duncan Hunter is best for small business finance. Because Duncan Hunter is willing to level the playing field by enforcing our laws, struggling entrepreneurs will have a fair chance to succeed.
Entrepreneurs will be able to pay employees legal wages without having to compete with companies (large and small) that pay illegals $4.00 per hour and don't pay any federal, state, local, etc., taxes.
Duncan Hunter comprehends that the incredible 20MM to 50MM illegal aliens are choking the life out of our business communities large and small, not to mention our entire nation's ability to provide opportunities for all.
(excerpt...see http://www.businessplanmaster.com/duncan-hunter-is-best-for-small-business-finance.html)
Entrepreneurs will be able to pay employees legal wages without having to compete with companies (large and small) that pay illegals $4.00 per hour and don't pay any federal, state, local, etc., taxes.
Duncan Hunter comprehends that the incredible 20MM to 50MM illegal aliens are choking the life out of our business communities large and small, not to mention our entire nation's ability to provide opportunities for all.
(excerpt...see http://www.businessplanmaster.com/duncan-hunter-is-best-for-small-business-finance.html)
DUNCAN HUNTER EARNS ENDORSMENT FROM NEVADA REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY
On January 4, 5 and 6, 2008 the Nevada Republican Assembly held a Presidential Endorsing Convention in Reno, Nevada. On Saturday they held a Presidential rally where each of the campaigns presented their candidate and the issues they stand for. The organization also held a Straw Poll for those who attended the rally. Congressman Hunter came in 3rd place in the straw poll behind Ron Paul and John McCain.
On Sunday, the NVRA met to vote on the candidate that their organization would endorse for President in 2008. This organization has one of the largest concentrations of conservative Republicans in it’s membership. They uphold the principles of supporting our constitution, limited government, love of God, state sovereignty, controlled spending, sanctity of life, parental rights, protection of private property, 2nd amendment rights, security of our borders, fair trade, educational excellence, and fair and equal taxation rights.
The NVRA held a series of votes to reach their choice for endorsement of Congressman Duncan Hunter for President in 2008. Duncan Hunter had a clear lead throughout all 5 rounds of voting. In order for the assembly to reach a final decision for the endorsement, the candidate had to have a 2/3 majority vote. Duncan Hunter won that endorsement over Fred Thompson with more than the 2/3 required. Hunter’s clear, consistent conservative message has resonated with residents in Nevada.
Michael Kressler, President of the NVRA along with members of the organization are proud to endorse Duncan Hunter for President in 2008. Duncan Hunter has proven that he is a viable candidate and will represent the people who need a President that is honest and true and will facilitate change in the right direction for our nation.
(http://issuesthatmatter.wordpress.com/2008/01/07/duncan-hunter-earns-endorsment-from-nevada-republican-assembly/ )
On Sunday, the NVRA met to vote on the candidate that their organization would endorse for President in 2008. This organization has one of the largest concentrations of conservative Republicans in it’s membership. They uphold the principles of supporting our constitution, limited government, love of God, state sovereignty, controlled spending, sanctity of life, parental rights, protection of private property, 2nd amendment rights, security of our borders, fair trade, educational excellence, and fair and equal taxation rights.
The NVRA held a series of votes to reach their choice for endorsement of Congressman Duncan Hunter for President in 2008. Duncan Hunter had a clear lead throughout all 5 rounds of voting. In order for the assembly to reach a final decision for the endorsement, the candidate had to have a 2/3 majority vote. Duncan Hunter won that endorsement over Fred Thompson with more than the 2/3 required. Hunter’s clear, consistent conservative message has resonated with residents in Nevada.
Michael Kressler, President of the NVRA along with members of the organization are proud to endorse Duncan Hunter for President in 2008. Duncan Hunter has proven that he is a viable candidate and will represent the people who need a President that is honest and true and will facilitate change in the right direction for our nation.
(http://issuesthatmatter.wordpress.com/2008/01/07/duncan-hunter-earns-endorsment-from-nevada-republican-assembly/ )
Free trade? C'mon
This is exactly what Duncan Hunter has been saying about free trade.
We should rename "free trade." Because it isn't free and it isn't fair. Since it's trade that's regulated in favor of multinational special-interest groups, why don't we call it for what it is: rigged market trade?
Why are we so afraid to call a spade a spade? There are 36,000 fewer U.S. factories than there were eight years ago. One in five manufacturing jobs has been lost nationally in the last 10 years.
If we don't stem the tide of multinationalism through trade law reform, then between 42 million and 56 million of the 140 million U.S. jobs could be moved off-shore within 20 years, including all 14 million current jobs in manufacturing. We'll be left without any manufacturing, which is at the core of our country's national security.
(excerpt...see http://www.toolingandproduction.com/archives/0108/0108_executive.asp)
We should rename "free trade." Because it isn't free and it isn't fair. Since it's trade that's regulated in favor of multinational special-interest groups, why don't we call it for what it is: rigged market trade?
Why are we so afraid to call a spade a spade? There are 36,000 fewer U.S. factories than there were eight years ago. One in five manufacturing jobs has been lost nationally in the last 10 years.
If we don't stem the tide of multinationalism through trade law reform, then between 42 million and 56 million of the 140 million U.S. jobs could be moved off-shore within 20 years, including all 14 million current jobs in manufacturing. We'll be left without any manufacturing, which is at the core of our country's national security.
(excerpt...see http://www.toolingandproduction.com/archives/0108/0108_executive.asp)
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