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"A moderate by definition is one of three things; somebody who sits around and waits for a majority to form and then joins it, a conservative who is pro-choice, or a liberal."
-- Rush Limbaugh, June 5, 2001
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- See Oregon's Quintuplets At 7-Weeks!!! Naturally born, no pills.
- Enter Ron Saxton, Trojan Horse... Tucked inside, a long awaited pro-abortion...
- Why Did Oregon Firearms Federation Endorse Jason Atkinson?
- Why Did the Oregon Republican Assembly Membership Endorse Jason Atkinson?
- Left-Wing Blog Site Overjoyed With Sen. Smith's "Feebates" Proposal. "...no matter how efficient the average car or truck becomes, feebates will still help boost sales of the most efficient vehicles on the market."..."One 1997 study found that a feebate of only $70 per rated mile per gallon would boost new-car fuel economy by about 1 percent every year." [Oregon needs to get Mr. Smith out of WA & who will vote for ANWR drilling].
- Another Finger-In-the-Wind Switch By Gordon Smith. ("Tax Increase Prevention Act.") "Republican Gordon Smith of Oregon originally registered a "nay" vote but changed to "aye" just before the tally was announced."
- Senator Smith Introduces "Save the Children" Legislation. "-- Require the administration to submit an annual report on efforts to promote child and maternal health globally, as well as an assessment of the US contribution toward achieving the UN's Millennium Development Goals."
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Oregonian Calls Mannix Attack Ads On Saxton Sleazy... BUT, THEY DON'T DARE SAY THAT THE ATTACK AD STATEMENTS ARE LIES. Nobody denies Saxton's past. All they can do is insist, like comedian Tim Conway, "It Don't Matter!"
- Oregonian's Endorsements. Do you give a hoot?
- Momento Moron On Jason Atkinson.
- Oregonian Spin On: Dealing With the Ghost of Neil Goldschmidt. "The thing that upsets me is, Saxton's trying to position himself as a fiscal conservative," Clapper says. "That's why I'm bringing out his backroom dealings with a guy like Neil Goldschmidt." [None dare point out proof that Saxton is a liberal. Why, that's just sleaze. How handy-dandy for Saxton].
- Gov. Asks More Time for Medicare Plan. (Oregonian)
- Letters to the Editor: Defending Mannix' Pro-Life Stance. ... and disagreeing with "Mainstream Republican" Candy Kittle-Mize's criticism of Mannix attack ad.
- Supporters of Property-Tax for Transit Amass $30,000.
- State Honors Fallen Officers.
- If You Object to Spanish National Anthem, You Are "Xenophobic." Richard Mayberry, Salem. (You can respond on the Statesman Journal blog).
- PGE To Issue Two Sets of Bonds.
- Radical Anti-Property Rights Group Criticizes Industrial-Park Warehouse Plan.
- A Candidate's Best Friend.
- PETA Scheduled to Repeat Protest at Eugene KFC Friday.
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12 PM, May 10, 2006 -- The Oregon Conservative just received the pro-Ron Saxton phone call from Tim Nashif, head of the Oregon Family Council. He ends his speech by saying he decided to do more than use his vote "to make a statement."
Well, Nashif DID make a statement by endorsing Saxton. Like Lars Larson, he has made it clear that it doesn't matter what Saxton has done in the past. It doesn't matter that Saxton is not the real Republican. He has said that he regrets having to tell the truth in his very own voter guides and that people should ignore the information which proves Saxton is the least Republican candidate. He has said it is more important to win than to direct people to who is the best candidate. Once again he is using his organization to endorse a candidate who doesn't stand for the principles upon which his own organization is supposed to stand. He has said he is a hypocrite. His statement is loud and clear.
Remember the comedian Tim Conway and his "It don't matter routine?" Well, whenever you hear information about Ron Saxton's past (none of which can be refuted by ANY media) you just hear Tim Conway's voice saying "It don't matter."
Of course, you shouldn't apply the same rule to Kevin Mannix or Jason Atkinson. This is reserved for Saxton. As Jeff Kropf said on his talk show, "Can't a person change?" The answer is yes, and they sure do before an election ALL THE TIME. Pre-election epiphanies are a dime-a-dozen and Saxton is aiming for a dozen in this election alone. But, remember IT DON'T MATTER! It is the disingenuous candidate who can win, so go with the flow and elect the chameleon.
To hell with principles over politics. Ignore the Oregon Family Council guide information and go instead with the endorsement of its leader Tim Nashif and vote for the same old fake Gordon Smith-style Republican the OFC has been hawking to Christians all along. (See Oregon Conservatives, Part III . Oodles of links to prove what the OFC has done and how far back they've known the truth.
In the event of a Saxton win; when Saxton does his switch back to who he has always been, Larson will have to swallow a lot. There will be more lovely surprises if he becomes governor as liberal Republicans like Bob Packwood make themselves more visible as the face of the old anti-Goldwater GOP. When Larson finally admits what Saxton really is, just remind him, "It don't matter." No matter what Saxton does, It don't matter. That's the rule. Live with it.
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- General Hayden's Qualifications to Be Head of CIA. [Since when is a good military background a shortcoming to become head of the CIA? There have been at least five other CIA leaders with military background. Bush should slam the Dems and liberal Republicans for the "anti-military" attitude on their "military" concerns.]
- WA State Gets Huge Biodiesel Plant.
- Immigration Reform Will Fail Without Deportation.
- Kentucky Board of Education Joins Efforts to Sanitize History. Removing Christ from historical timeline.
- GOP Rips Lowering of Nominee's ABA Rating.
- GOP OKs $69-B Tax-Cut Extension. May be approved by both chambers by end of the week.
- Rove Prepares 20 Judges for Nomination. (The Hill)
- Hispanics Push Minorities to Third of U.S.
- McCain Bill Putting Him At Odds With Christian TV Networks. Could damage gaining conservative support for presidential run, [but gain liberal support]. (The Hill)
- Health Insurance Pools Near OK. Still would not cover pre-existing diseases such as Diabetes.
- Conservatives Vent to White House about Judicial Nominees. (Human Events)
- Same-Sex Candidates Look to Further Rights at State Level. (USA Today)
- CA: Legislative Initiative to Save San Diego Mt. Soledad Cross. (American Center for Law & Justice)
- CA Lawmaker Denounces Cross Removal, Introduces Bill to Fight ACLU, Curb Judicial Power. (WND)
- Orlando, FL: Christian Church Files Emergency Lawsuit to Stop the Ministry from Being Shut Down. (Liberty Counsel)
- CA Bill SB 1499 Would limit relief on public religious displays.
- Louisiana Bill SB476 Would Allow Public Religious Displays Including Ten Commandments.
- NY: Anti-War Students Criticizing McCain Choice to Speak for Commencement. (WOSC-TV)
- Suwanee, GA: Student Suspended for Singing Song about Shooting Teacher. (WKMG-TV)
- Republicans and Immigration. (Thomas Sowell)
- Liberals Love & Protect the CIA... And Here's Why. Jim Kouri, CPP (The Conservative Voice)
- Minutemen Aim to Build AZ Border Fences. Two short security fences on a southern AZ ranch, the busiest illegal entry point on the U.S.-MX border.
- Have You Visited the Christian Underground Yet?
- NY: Wal-Mart a "Crime-Magnet?" This NYC lawmaker says so.
- NJ Considering Becoming 12th State to Allow Medical Marijuana. (NY Post)
- NY: Gov. Pataki Pressuring Dem Assembly for Legislation Requiring All Convicted to Submit DNA Sample to State Database. (NY Post)
- Minutemen Spread to North. (WND)
- THE SUBVERSIVE PLAN to Ditch the Electoral College. (Phyllis Schlafly)
- Bush Nominating Neil Gorsuch to 10th Circuit Court. His writings include the book The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia, which, according to one review, presents arguments on both sides but concludes with "the idea that human life is intrinsically valuable and that intentional killing is always wrong."
- This Week's U.S. Senate Roll Call Votes.
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