Patrick McHenry, beloved (sic) “conservative” congressman from the 10 District, sent a friendly letter out stating, “Be sure to fill out your census forms when they arrive to insure we get our fair share of the government money because this is the only way our federal government knows how many live in our district.” Really? That’s what the census was designed for, Congressman? And folks, this is supposed to be one of the good guys!

Larry Porter

Now is the time to start the work that needs to be done.  Here is what we must do as grassroots participants.  Every single office that is up for re-elction in 2010 must have one of our candidates running in each party.  We need to start at the primary level.  Therefore, people must make decisions to become Republicans or Democrats 30 days before the primaries.  Then we must prepare the 100 question forum (fashioned after the GOOOH questionnaire, soon to come for the state level) for each candidate.  This is our hammer in the elections.

The parties are dead.  It doesn’t matter what party you affiliate with. If we win, we take no directions from them but march to our own tune.  We can create a new government if we win enough spots, and we will if everyone participates.  The incumbents will not know what hit them when we have hundreds of participants running all over the state, forcing the other candidates to answer our questionnaire.

For those of you who do not understand the GOOOH system, go to GOOOH.com.  We will be running candidates against every House member in the state next Novemeber.  This movement is rapidly traveling across the country.  We will have a majority, if not all, of our members in the House after the November election.  We are going to do something similar within the state.  It is time to take back our country and this is the way to do it.

There will be much more information to follow.  But right now, start developing candidates and a plan within your organizations and  let’s change history!

Your fellow Patriot in action,

Larry Porter

I didn’t watch the “townhall” meeting on ABC for obvious reasons, but this statement from Obama was bought out by Newt Gingrich. It tells all.

He (Obama) suggested one way to save costs is not to spend on procedures that “evidence shows [are] not necessarily going to improve care” for the sick and the dying.

“Maybe you’re better off not having the surgery, but taking the painkiller,” the President said.

Maybe. But the question is, who decides?

Let your children and grandchildren understand that the government has no intention of “allowing old, infirm people have the proper care. “Give them pain killers and watch them die!” Sounds familiar, doesn’t it.

Larry Porter