Wednesday, February 6, 2008

Evangelicals Did What?

Supposedly the media would like to squash any credit due to the FairTax supporters. I say this because they (who get every poll wrong that they ever take) have decided to attribute Gov. Huckabee's success to the evangelical vote.

That is highly unlikely especially since the three top Republican candidates split the evangelical vote evenly! Sorry media folks, the FairTax is on the minds of voters so you might as well get used to hearing about it.

Do we need to take this election process seriously? You bet. We need strong opinions but not at the expense of one's credibility. We face a very arduous future: the economy, immigration, national defense, troop deployment, taxation, education, and numerous other problems that this nation needs to face.

The problem about this election process is that too many people are searching for the perfect candidate. There isn't one! So how should we approach it? Through prayer and research. Prayer to align yourself with the will of God. Research because not everything coming out of the news is accurate.

Do not accept everything talk show hosts and news media throw at you. You need to seek the facts yourself. You will be the better for it.

And a final note:

If you have ever wondered about how to answer critics, then just click here: Rebuttals

Tuesday, February 5, 2008

Super Tuesday 2008

It's here! Get out to vote!

I know why I support Huckabee, but do you know why you support the person you will vote for?

Because of gender or race? Because of polictical background? Because they look better?

Please do not consider a condidate for those reasons. Get involved and do your research. Most politicians will tell you whatever you want to hear which is enough to get most people to vote for them. They will not tell you their true agendas.

Vote for someone you think will be honest enough to face the growing economic crisis.

Do not let anyone tell you they are going to tax corporate greed - because it doesn't exist. I will say it again, "Corporations do not pay taxes ever"! They pass it along to the consumer.

The so-called tax help that they want to give to the poor does not exist either. Poor people pay embedded taxes in every product they buy.

The FairTax is the only option that allows the poor, along with everyone else, to receive a prebate EVERY MONTH! Not the one time we will give you $600 junk coming out off Capital (yes, I meant to spell it that way) Hill. It also removes all embedded taxes and you pay one fair tax rate (23% not 30).

Educate yourself and Vote Today!

www.FairTax.org

Friday, February 1, 2008

Sean Hannity Proves My Point

The point? That the media drives the election process when we allow primaries to be spread out. Either we learn to accept a person as they campaign or we allow ourselves to be moved by popular figures in the media

Sean supposedly endorsed Mitt Romney on his radio show yesterday (1/31/08). If this is true then my point is proven. Sean can vote for whomever he wants to vote for. He can endorse anyone he cares to endorse. But would his decision have been different in Rudy Guiliani had not dropped out because he was unsure of the results of Super Tuesday because people are being swayed by our confounded and convoluted primary system.

In other words, Sean can no longer vote for whom he wants to vote for, because all of the candidates do not get to sit on a level playing field.

I say stop the injustice and contact your elected officials. Of course, they pull the strings to favor themselves. So why not take the strings out of their hands and support the FairTax, and stop letting elected federal officials rely on how they manuever tax status in order to get their desires.

Supporting Huckabee is one way to get your voice heard. The sooner we take the debate for changing our tax stucture to the national level, the sooner we can have a better debate.

Mike for President!

Thursday, January 31, 2008

Super Tuesday Approaches and Winners Are Declared

What has happened to our election process? Seriously, why do some states get to hold early primaries and others get penalized for trying to level the playing field?

Why should any two or three states get the right to determine who gets to represent a party at their respective conventions? I do not see this as how our forefathers would have set it up.

Why not let everyone get one shot. Every state holds their primaries on the same day, no "ifs, ands, or buts". This way the media cannot drive the vote. As the voting goes along today, the media overplays and overevaluates the "current voting trend" until people get an entirely mixed message and the media gets their star pupils.

I think this is a pitiful process and makes our Republic look as if it is controlled by a bunch of baboons (who in the wild probably have a better election system than we do).

Since I am on the subject, why do we have winner takes all states? Florida delegates are given on a majority rules basis. Where is the representation in that? We are not a democracy were the majority rules. We are a republic which governs by established laws.

The same goes for the electoral college. Each electoral vote should count on its own, not winner takes all. If we want to get beyond our "red states and blue states", then why not put an end to winner takes all. We would have a lot less problems. For example, if Georgia is to elect 13 delegates, then each delegate should represent its constituents (even if its 5 for one and 8 for the other - let them have their vote). This is a more representative form of government and closer to what our founding fathers had in mind.

I also believe this could help other parties to have a better chance at becoming voices in the process of governing.

That's my opinion and I am sticking with it.

Tuesday, January 29, 2008

Huckabee Explains The FairTax

John McCain thought he had Huckabee with his questions but Huckbee has the answer. Tim Russert tried to counter but Huckabee quickly put to bed a myth about the FairTax.

Here is the video:


Do not let them fool you about the taxes you pay. You pay more taxes than you really know.

Monday, January 28, 2008

Katrina Victims Lose Housing Money

The State of Mississippi decided $600 million dollars, earmarked for new housing for Katrina victims, would be better spent on drug infested casinos and new crime bosses. The federal government agreed.


Fiscal responsibility is not a real word in the Republican or Democratic parties. They fail us more everyday as we allow them to maintain too much control over spending. And we want to keep our current tax code why?

Isn't wasteful and unnecessary spending enough to anger Americans? Isn't being afraid of our government enough to motivate us to demand change?

Unrepresented taxation is what angered our forefathers. They say we have representatives now, but do they really represent us or are they enjoying the power too much. What would happen if we could take away the single most powerful tool of every politician?

That tool is our unfair tax system which they use to manipulate people. Just look at the false promises being aired by many of the current presidential hopefuls. "I'll tax the rich more!" " I'll tax the rich and then tax the corporations more!" "I'll cut taxes and make some permanent tax cuts!"

All lies especially about taxing the corporations. Why? Corporations do not pay taxes! They pass taxes along to the consumers. If the Democratic candidates have their way they will single handily crush our economy further by forcing higher prices on us. Why? Corporations will not let their money fall short due to taxes. They will raise prices.

Why? They have to answer to investors. People invest money in corporations because they hope to make money. If a corporation losses money, the people begin looking elsewhere to invest. Do you know what kind of people invest in corporations? Teacher retirement plans, firefighters, police officers, and countless others who hope that what little they are able to invest will not be penalized nor stolen by wrongful taxation!

The government doesn't care about who pays the taxes. They only care about who keeps them in power. And you help them if you let them continue holding us hostage with our current tax system.

We need a change and the only place to make that change known is at the polling station. Vote for a better America. Let's abolish the IRS and the income tax. Let's install the FairTax.

You have the power, and we all can make a difference if we each decide to vote for a better way. We have to do it together, or the poor will still be poor and the government will still be diverting money into the pockets of criminals.