Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Wisconsin RECALL Elections today! Vote your values!

Don/'t know where to vote?  Click HERE


Great VOTER INFORMATION HERE



Saturday, March 31, 2012

RICK SANTORUM IN WEST BEND on MONDAY 4/2

RICK SANTORUM IN WEST BEND on MONDAY 4/2


IN WEST BEND

MONDAY FROM 1-2 P.M.
255 SOUTH MAIN STREET

DUGGAR FAMILY IN WEST BEND SATURDAY - TODAY 3/31

The DUGGAR FAMILY of TLC's "19 Kids and Counting"


will be making a short-notice appearance THIS


SATURDAY  (today 3/31) at First Baptist Church in 

West Bend at 6:30 p.m.


  • Music

  • Testimony

  • Q&A Time

Sunday, March 25, 2012

MARCH PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY REPORT NOW AVAILABLE

Read about the...


Phony Divide Between Fiscal & Social Issues





INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
The Big Issue:  Dependency vs Liberty
Graphs
We Can't Separate Social Policy From Tax Law

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

West Bend School District Candidate Questionnaire Now Available

Eagle Forum of Wisconsin/Washington County has published a school district questionnaire that was filled out by the current West Bend School District school board candidates:

KRIS BEAVER
CARL KNEPEL
VINNEY PHENG
THERESE SIZER

You can read about the local candidates HERE.  Be informed. 

Monday, February 27, 2012

SENSENBRENNER Town Hall Meeting *SLINGER* 3/3/12

Topic: General
Official: Rep. F. James Sensenbrenner (R-WI 5th) 
When: 03/03/2012
Starts: 01:00 PM
Where: Slinger Village Hall 
300 Slinger Road 
Slinger, WI 53086 

NEWS AND NOTES: EAGLE FORUM 2/24/2012

MISSOURI EAGLE FORUM HOSTS SUCCESSFUL ANNUAL SWEETHEART LUNCHEON FEATURING PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY AND DAVID LIMBAUGH. With full fanfare, over 100 Missouri Eagles gathered at the Deer Creek Club to honor Phyllis Schlafly on Feb. 7, 2012.The program included a choir singing well-known show-tunes including "Let Me Call You Sweetheart." A special message from Rick Santorum was read as part of the introduction of Phyllis Schlafly, who introduced David Limbaugh. Limbaugh is a well-known author, speaker, attorney and son of Millie Limbaugh, who was honored as the National Eagle Forum Homemaker of the Year in 1993.


Read more HERE

Friday, February 24, 2012

Richfield Candidate Forum Video - Now Available - *WATCH

Richfield Citizens for Responsible Government recently hosted a candidate forum for Richfield Village Trustees.  The video is available for review. Rep. Dan Knodle moderated the event.  Stay informed!


2012 Richfield Village Board Debate from Randy Melchert on Vimeo.

Saturday, January 21, 2012

GAB Posts Scanned-In Recall Petitions

The GAB (Government Accountability Board) has begun to post scanned-in Recall petitions by district.  So far, Senate Districts 13, 21, 23 and 29 are done.  You can check out the process and review the petitions HERE.

Friday, January 13, 2012

NEWS AND NOTES: EAGLE FORUM 1/13/2012

SUPREME COURT ISSUES UNANIMOUS DECISION FAVORING RELIGIOUS FREEDOM. Chief Justice Roberts wrote the unanimous decision stating: the "authority to select and control who will minister to the faithful is the church's alone." If an antidiscrimination lawsuit attempts to interfere with such matters, the First Amendment does not permit it to proceed."USAToday.com, 1-11-12.
 
WHEN WILL A NOMINEE BE CHOSEN? Not until April, according to some estimates. The new RNC rules allow for 2,286 delegates to be sent to the Republican National Convention; therefore, it will take 1,143 delegate votes to win the nomination. Several states were penalized half their delegates for holding their primaries too early: NH, SC, FL, MI and AZ. Until April, there will not be enough delegate votes to nominate a candidate. States awarding delegates proportionally will likely split delegates making it even less likely that any candidate can lock up the nomination earlier, as long as two or more remain in the race.
 
PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY'S IMPACT ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES; FORMER FEMINIST COLLEGE STUDENT WRITES A BOOK OPPOSING DAYCARE 20 YEARS LATER. "Around 1992," wrote May Saubier to Phyllis, "you came to Skidmore College to debate a former President of NOW.  I cannot remember this other woman's name, but I do remember yours.  I was knee deep in women's studies classes at the time and my friends and I could not wait to 'burn you at the stake.'  We did not consider your opinions might be worthwhile, so brainwashed were we into believing the feminist ideals we had been taught.  I recall a great deal of screaming, yelling and booing each time you spoke.  You remained poised through it all.  At the end of the debate, I got on a long line to shake the other woman's hand.  How I wish I had, instead, gotten on your line to shake yours. Your example will serve me well as I work to promote my recently self-published book, Doing Time: What It Really Means To Grow Up In Daycare. Please accept my apologies and keep up the good work," written with sincerity by May Saubier.  

READ MORE HERE
 

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Walker Support in Baraboo - Thanks to PETE




This is Pete.  He's standing for Governor Walker in Baraboo today.  He spent time in Portage and other areas, as well.  Just doing what he does best.  Today he has received honks, thumbs up, people stopping by to say hello and hoping they could sign a support letter or something to that effect.  The overall response has been fantastic.  All Pete did was park his truck in plain sight with his banner of support.  We need more people like Pete.  :-)



Tuesday, January 10, 2012

THURSDAY - Action Needed on a Bill to Stop Multiple Same Signatures on Recall Petitions

STOP the recall petition shenanigans!

THURSDAY - You are needed to testify or register your support on a bill to stop multiple signatures from the same person on recall petitions.

LEND YOUR SUPPORT FOR SB367.

An important public hearing will be taking place on Thursday at 10 a.m. at the State Capitol in Room 201SE. Details below.
Senate Bill 367 will help enforce clean and fair recall elections in Wisconsin.
BILL INFORMATION:
Relating to: signing a petition to recall the same officer more than once and providing a penalty.
By Senators Grothman, Lazich, Lasee and Galloway; cosponsored by Representatives Stroebel, Thiesfeldt, Pridemore, Wynn, Kestell, Van Roy, LeMahieu, Bies, Craig, A. Ott and Brooks.

Friday, January 6, 2012

Two-Hour WALKER SUPPORT RALLY Tomorrow - WEST BEND

VIA WCRP - BRING FRIENDS AND FAMILY

Please join us as we gather again to stand with our great Governor Scott Walker (see details below). Same location as last time – south side of West Bend, corner of Paradise and Silverbrook (across from Texas Roadhouse). The recall people will be attempting to collect signatures at this location. They will also be at City Hall, so we may move some people over there depending on our turnout. Please bring your signs and donate a few hours to the Governor. I guarantee it will be fun!! Pass the word and bring some friends too. I’ll try to have some hot chocolate on hand for everybody. Please reply back or call me at the number below if you have any questions. Together we are making a difference for the Governor. 
See you Saturday!! 
Jim Geldreich, Chairman
Washington County GOP

Thursday, December 8, 2011

National Popular Vote = Bad Idea

By Phyllis Schlafly:

Moving quietly under cover of presidential debates and the enormous publicity given to the race for the Republican nomination is a plan to change how U.S. Presidents are elected. It would bypass the procedure spelled out in the U.S. Constitution which has been used successfully for over two centuries. 

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NPV is an attempt to achieve the longtime liberal goal of getting rid of the Electoral College. Instead of proposing an amendment that would first need to be passed by Congress and then ratified by three-fourths of the states (38), NPV is a scheme to deviously bypass the grand design of our U.S. Constitution

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People who pretend that the Electoral College system is undemocratic are not only ignorant of the history and purposes of the U.S. Constitution, but they probably don't even understand baseball. Basing the election on a plurality of the popular vote while ignoring the states would be like the New York Yankees claiming they won the 1960 World Series because they outscored the Pirates in runs 55-27 and in hits 91-60. Yet, the Pirates fairly won that World Series, 4 games to 3, and no one challenges their victory. 




Read entire article HERE

Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Phyllis Schlafly Named 3rd Most Powerful Conservative Woman

Via The Blaze:


The Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute and Human Events have collaborated to bring us the Most Influential Conservative Women in America.
According to a letter from Alyssa Cordova, lecture director of  CBLPI, the organization decided to pull together this top 10 list to “promote mentors and women leaders from all walks of life who are committed to the constitutional principles of individual freedom, economic liberty, limited government, personal responsibility, and traditional values [...].”
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Phyllis Schlafly: Schlafly is the founder and president of Eagle Forum and advocated against and rallied other women to defeat the Equal Rights Amendment in the 1970s. Rep. Steve King in his profile on Schlafly writes that she is “one of conservatism’s most successful grassroots activists.”

Saturday, November 26, 2011

November NEWS & NOTES

via EAGLE FORUM

MICHIGAN EAGLE FORUM HOSTS SEMINAR FEATURING PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY, FRANK GAFFNEY, AND JOHN MCMANUS. On November 12, Eagles gathered for a one-day seminar titled: "Fundamentally Transforming America." 
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U.S. HOUSE REAFFIRMS "IN GOD WE TRUST" MOTTO RESOLUTION 396-9.  President Obama criticized the House action by stating "That's not putting people back to work.  I trust in God, but God wants to see us help ourselves by putting people back to work" (video). 
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and more.....  CLICK HERE

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Why the Super Committee Failed - HENSARLING

Via Eagle Forum:


The Wall Street Journal, Nov 22 - All now know that the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction has failed to reach an agreement. While there will still be $1.2 trillion of spending cuts as guaranteed under the Budget Control Act, we regrettably missed a historic opportunity to lift the burden of debt and help spur economic growth and job creation. Americans deserve an explanation.....Unfortunately, the committee's challenge was made more difficult by President Obama. Since the committee was formed, he has demanded more stimulus spending and issued a veto threat against any proposed committee solution to the spending problem that was not coupled with a massive tax increase.
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Despite the president's disappointing lack of leadership, I believe my co-chair, Sen. Patty Murray, and every Democrat acted with honor and integrity and negotiated in good faith to the end. It was, of course, difficult to negotiate with six Democrats who, as Democratic committee member Jim Clyburn said on Nov. 13, "never coalesced around a plan" themselves. But I believe this failure was not due to lack of effort or commitment.

Ultimately, the committee did not succeed because we could not bridge the gap between two dramatically competing visions of the role government should play in a free society, the proper purpose and design of the social safety net, and the fundamentals of job creation and economic growth.

A great opportunity has been missed, but America's fate will not be sealed by the failure of a temporary congressional committee. Spending cuts will begin anyway in 2013, but in a manner many of us, including our secretary of defense, believe could fundamentally harm our national security. I am committed to ensuring that full deficit reduction is realized, but Congress must work to achieve these savings in a more sensible manner that does not make us less safe. 

As Winston Churchill said, "Americans can always be trusted to do the right thing, once all other possibilities have been exhausted." Despite my disappointment with the committee's setback, I remain confident that we will yet again prove Churchill right. 

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Eagle Forum NEWS & NOTES 11/11/11

Read NEWS & NOTES by clicking HERE!

LISTEN TO EAGLE FORUM LIVE. Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 12 noon (CST) on 40 stations across the country. Also accessible on the Internet: at Bott Radio Network This week, Phyllis Schlafly will interview Marcello Pera on "Can Democracy Survive Without Christianity?"