Vast Write Wing - October 2010

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Ken <Papa7326@yahoo.com>

Mr Woolley, Do You Know anything about Will Bartton running against Sid Miller out Here? Too make elections fair could be easy.1 get rid of early voting. 2 English only. 3 No primary's on different dates. Let everyone decide who runs. not a couple liberal states.All elections Be done in a 24hr time nation wide.{national election }. 4 Use dye like iraq did. {1 vote per person}5 Absentee ballots must have rules and be certified some way. It wont bee easy but would bee fair & honest.

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Mr. Woolley,

Is there a way I can listen too you on my I-phone live? Like WBAP with their app? don't wan"t too miss anything. New too I-phone.



NOT YET> MAYBE ONE OF THESE DAYS>

Lynn

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Lynn, can by any stretch, can the idiot in chief be considered a federal worker? If he is why is he violating the Hatch Act. I think it is below the office to be out lying on the stump!

Mike Licavoli
Harker Hts, TX

PS: It happened again, my son called me yerterday an asked if I heard about the big fire in Harker Hts. My responce, no, but I know the status of the ex-hurricane that threatened Honduras(now a tropical storm)

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Yesterday (10.25.10) the ever-liberal Dallas Morning News (DMN) once again published its daily diet of anti-Bill Flores articles.

Conservative Republican Bill Flores is running for Congress in Texas District 17 against liberal-incumbent-Democrat, Chet Edwards.

Please bear in mind that the DMN has endorsed Chet Edwards for Congress (District 17); and as I have said before, whatever deal Chet made with the DMN must be a big one for them to spend so much time publishing deliberately biased and misleading articles in support of Edwards.
The latest assault is the DMN’s effort to try to make Bill Flores’ supporters think “all is lost.”

According to the article, the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) has “scrapped plans for a costly last-minute TV blitz on behalf of congressional nominee Bill Flores” because the “Republicans are giving up hope of unseating Rep. Chet Edwards.”

Bill Flores countered that his campaign is doing so well that the NRCC decided to spend its resources elsewhere.

Flores’ campaign manager, Matt Mackowiak, also stated, “the NRCC's move came as no surprise and was not cause for concern.”

Now, I do not have any special knowledge of who is telling the truth; but I am going to use some of my logical reasoning skills to see if I can arrive at a satisfactory conclusion.

FACT: In the first place, Bill Flores has given his own campaign about $1.11 Million in loans and contributions; and he has successfully raised $125,000 in just a few short weeks. From the ads, mail outs, signs, and campaign literature that is permeating District 17, it does not appear to me that Bill Flores particularly needs the NRCC to help him. Bill Flores and his supporters are doing quite well on their own.

FACT: Then, too, there are the frequent Bill Flores ads that have steadily been released just since the first of October -- all coming from other sources than the NRCC.

On 10.25.10, Endingspendingfund.com produced this ad for Bill Flores: http://endingspendingfund.com/

On 10.21.10, American Crossroads produced an ad for Bill Flores: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhM26LUULoU

On 10.6.10, Bill Flores’ campaign produced this ad: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRigx-1288Q

On 10.4.10, Bill Flores’ campaign produced this ad: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nobjQX7c3Q


LOGICAL CONCLUSION: Based on the evidence, it does not appear to me as if Bill Flores needs the NRCC’s funds because he is well ahead of Chet Edwards; and Flores is managing his campaign funds judiciously.

I think the NRCC has made a wise decision to expend its funds elsewhere on other Republican candidates because this race in District 17 is pretty well wrapped up for Bill Flores.

Message for DMN and for Chet Edwards: “You’d better locate your crying towels.”


Donna Garner
Wgarner1@hot.rr.com

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http://thehill.com/house-polls/thehill- ... rict-texas

District by district - Texas
By The Hill Staff - 10/26/10 10:00 PM ET
TEXAS-17

Rep. Edwards down 12 points

Rep. Chet Edwards (D-Texas) trails Republican Bill Flores 40 percent to 52 in The Hill 2010 Midterm Election Poll, with 7 percent of likely voters undecided.

Flores is winning independents by 11 points, plus he’s winning men by 18 points and women by eight points. Middle-aged and older voters are also going for the Republican, while Edwards leads among younger voters.
Edwards’s unfavorable ratings are higher than his favorable, 49 percent versus 45 percent, while 56 percent of voters give Flores high marks.

This district has been trending Republican since the redistricting process. Former President George W. Bush’s Crawford ranch is in Texas’s 17th, and Edwards, a 10-term incumbent, has been a target since the lines of the district were redrawn.

In 2006, he won by 18 points, but the 2008 race was closer and he won with 53 percent.

Edwards is a more centrist member of the caucus, but he’s also a close ally of Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), who suggested President Obama put him on the vice presidential shortlist in 2008. Obama did so but ultimately picked then-Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware. Pelosi also helped Edwards secure a coveted seat on the House Appropriations Committee.

Republicans have made much of his ties to the Speaker, but Edwards has not committed to voting for her in the next Congress. Instead, Edwards has tried to distance himself with a campaign ad that said: “When President Obama and Nancy Pelosi pressured Chet Edwards, Chet stood up to them and voted no against their trillion-dollar healthcare bill and no to cap-and-trade.” The poll found 48 percent of voters said his years in Washington were a reason to vote against him.

Flores has made some missteps in the campaign’s closing week, having to explain a comment where he seemed to indicate a willingness to raise the Social Security retirement age. He said he had a headache and misspoke. Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) carried this district in 2008 and has cut an ad for Flores.

Republicans have outspent Democrats here. The DCCC has spent about $58,000, while the NRCC has spent about $505,000.

The Hill poll was conducted Oct. 19-21 by Penn Schoen Berland. The survey consisted of 404 phone interviews among likely voters and has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.9 percent.



Donna Garner
Wgarner1@hot.rr.com

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Here is the new Dallas Cowboys marketing slogan, just unveiled today: “The Dallas Cowboys: Putting the “suck” in success, one game at a time”.

Q: What do the Dallas Cowboys & the Texas Rangers have in common?
A: Neither team knows how to play football.

Jim L. Chitty
NOTHING, no thing, not one thing is impossible with God!

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[One quote from the Hill poll that Shapiro left out of his article is, “Republicans have outspent Democrats here. The DCCC has spent about $58,000, while the NRCC has spent about $505,000.”

Yesterday, the Dallas Morning News had a major story trying to make the voters in District 17 think that “all is lost” for Flores because the NRCC had pulled its funding for Flores’ ads.

Now we see that the Hill poll shows why the NRCC pulled its funding: They knew Flores is going to win and wanted to use their funds to help other Republicans.

I know the liberal news media hates to admit that their “darling” Chet Edwards may get to pack up his Congressional office next Wednesday. That will be a day of rejoicing for all of us Americans who believe in conservative values and who want to put our country on the path to fiscal responsibility. -- Donna Garner]


http://www.wacotrib.com/blogs/staff/wac ... wn-12.html

Tuesday October 26, 2010
Capitol Hill newspaper's poll of local House race has Edwards down 12
By Michael W. Shapiro

U.S. Rep. Chet Edwards, D-Waco, is trailing GOP challenger Bill Flores by 12 percentage points, according to a poll commissioned for the Washington, D.C.-based The Hill newspaper.

The Hill released the poll and nine others on districts represented by longtime Democratic incumbents at 10 p.m. Tuesday. The survey is the only publicly available independent poll commissioned on the race and the pollster is Penn, Schoen and Berland Associates. (To read an article accompanying the polls: http://thehill.com/house-polls/thehill- ... incumbents)

The survey puts Flores up in the race 52 percent to 40 percent.

To this point the only polling in the race has come in the form of internal polls Edwards and Flores chose to release. Flores made public a survey showing him up 19 percentage points and more recently Edwards released a poll that showed him down four points but gaining from prior weeks.

Edwards has won in the conservative 17th Congressional District — home to former President Bush's Crawford ranch — by winning over Republicans and conservative-minded independent voters. The Hill poll shows Edwards trailing 37 to 48 percent among independents, and Flores with the support of all but 9 percent of Republicans.

On the key survery question in which respondents were asked how they would vote the options were: Edwards, Flores, "other," "would not vote," or "don't know."

Libertarian Richard Kelly of Morgan is running but his name was not included in the poll.

The poll also appears to under-sample people in the district who voted for John McCain in the 2008 presidential race. McCain got 67 percent of the district's vote, making it tied for the most conservative House district represented by a Democrat. However, 59 percent of those surveyed said they voted for the Arizona senator.

About two-thirds of respondents said they disapprove of the job President Barack Obama is doing. Flores has been hammering Edwards for being too close to national Democrats including Obama.

Seventy percent of those surveyed said their feelings about Obama factored into their thinking about their vote in the mid-term election, where the president will not be on the ballot.

Finally, most respondents considered Edwards' experience in Congress a negative. So, what in most election cycles would be a positive — Edwards' seniority on several powerful committees and his record of bringing money back to the district — is playing against him, according to the Hill poll.

Donna Garner
wgarner1@hot.rr.com

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SOL,
There's a really good one in the opinion section of Today's WSJ by Fouad Ajami titled Karzai and The Scent of U. S. Irresolution. It is airwave worthy. This U. S. irresolution, charm offensive, nice guy, nation-building nonsense had its beginning at least as far back as April of 1945 when we slowed our advance to Berlin to allow the Red Army to arrive first as conquerors. Next was Korea and Vietnam, in that order, as stages for us to parade our irresolution before the world. Here we are in the Middle East slouching toward the terms of our next attenuation of Pax Americana. Call it half-fast.

Much American blood and treasure could have and should have been saved if Sodom-On-The-Potomac had simply understood that allowing God and The DA's office to sort 'em out after bombing 'em into submission has always been the preferred model (you know, rules of engagement).
USL

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Mr. and Mrs. Phil Everett <pma4514@sbcglobal.net>

Today,Oct. 25, Fox News' Megyn Kelly reports that the OBAMA Dept of Justice under Eric Holder has allowed a deadline for the military men and women overseas to receive their absentee ballots and cast their votes to expire. They had more than 6 months to approve the sending of the ballots.
BUT THEY DID NOTHING AND LET THE DEADLINE COME
This will stop 2,800,000 votes from being cast in the November election.
Military votes ... nearly all of which are anti-OBAMA.
THIS IS NOT A MISTAKE
THIS IS FRAUD
THIS IS CORRUPT
THIS IS OBAMA

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Mr. Woolley, What happened to Robert only being allowed to call once a week? Once a year would be too much. lol. I know you love debating him. But he gives me a Headache. Maybe you should give a 5 min warning before he comes on. LOL ken

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Lynn,

I will call in next Wednesday to celebrate Big Victory.

4 Senate Replacement elections are very important in:
Illinois
Colorado
New York
Delaware

In Illinois there are 2 choices on the ballot
Term from November 3, 2010 to January 2011.
Regular 6 year term from January 2011 to January 2017
In Illinois, you can actually vote for a different person in each selection.

GOP should win Illinois and Colorado
NY----Joe DioGuardi is still behind. If you want to talk with his office, 914-941-4171.
Delaware----is there any hope? When you have to run commercials saying "I am not a Witch" its not good.

Lame Duck Congress, if Dems try to ram BS through, 2 extra GOP votes in the Senate are very important.
We never know how those 2 Women, Tree Hugging Senators, from Maine are going to vote.

Some guy in Nevada, Sig Rogich with Republicans for Harry Reid is making a lot on noise.
I have never heard of him.

Election November 2,
Texas Rangers should win World Series in 6 games, November 3rd against San Fran Giants.
Game 6 will be play in The Peoples Republic of San Francisco,,,,,(85% of people voted for Obama in 2008.)
home of The Wicked Witch of the West,,,,,,,,,Nancy Pelossi

The Wicked Witch of the East lives in New York,.,,,Hillary C.

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They just issued a tornado warning for D/FW. They said for safety’s sake we should all head to Cowboy’s Stadium. No chance of a touchdown there!

Jim L. Chitty
NOTHING, no thing, not one thing is impossible with God!

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Lynn, do you watch Morning Joe, well I stopped right after the Obama takeover. Got a little tired of Mika squirming on her seat when she talked of Obama and making little frowney faces when she or Joe talked about conservatives. Well this old dude is going to be up early extra early Nov 3rd with coffee pot in hand and tuning in the "Joe".

Mike Licavoli
Harker Hts, TX

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Lynn emailed McLennan County Commissioner Lester Gibson following Gibson's issuance of a flier that was particularly disparaging to conservatives:

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That's a piece of work. You know, Mr. Gibson, racists come in all
colors. It's 2010, and yet our president is urging brown people to
"vote against their enemies" and is going on "black" radio stations.
Despicable race-baiting politics. Has it ever occurred to you, sir,
that conservatives stand for more freedom and liberals stand for more
government. I urge you to reassess your politics. You are welcome to
join the ranks of the conservatives. We don't care what color you are
as long as you stand up for the taxpayer, the unborn child, the
solider, and the Constitution.

Lynn Woolley

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I acknowledge receipt of your e-mail. However, I beg to differ with
you in
that conservatives are the group who are most likely racist and who
are
taking this country backwards.

Have a good day Ms. Woolley.

Thanks,
Lester

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Just because you're black does not mean you have to support Obama.
Look at what he's doing to our country, Mr. Gibson. His healthcare
plan will give government total control over all our lives, including
yours. Losing freedom is never a good thing. Blacks should consider
freedom a precious commodity, yet with Obama trying to take it away,
they keep their eyes closed.

Your political philosophy has failed, Mr. Gibson. You are standing in
a hole. Stop digging. Read "Atlas Shrugged" and study Ronald
Reagan's speeches. Reagan knew that a rising tide lifts all boats.
Socialism never works. It puts people in chains.

Here's what works: Low taxes. Smaller government. Businesses free
to compete. An open marketplace. Companies innovating and hiring.
People moving up based on their own initiative. New companies
started. Minorities competing on the merits. The marketplace of
ideas. Freedom.

Here's what destroys: Big government. Central planning. High
taxes. Spreading the wealth. Quotas. Too many entitlements.
Deficit spending. Abortion. Communism disguised a climate change
legislation.

Life in Cuba and Venezuela is miserable. The United States, for all
its failures, is exceptional. We CAN come together as a country if we
put race and class envy aside and unite as American people.

Please take this letter seriously. You are a man with a position.
You can make a difference. All I'm asking you to do is think about it.

Lynn

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President Obama has cleaned up the mess that President Bush and the
Republican Party left for his administration and they have performed an
excellent job in putting this country back on track from a complete meltdown
which meant the destruction of the great country. You and the Republican
Party have your chests proudly pumped out awaiting a change of power in
government. Brace yourself. It will only last for a short time span before
it tumbles to a catastrophic level.

We talk about jobs. It was the Republican Party who outsourced jobs
overseas. Take a minute and determine where your clothes were made that you
wore today. The odds are that they were made overseas, whereas, those jobs
use to be made right here in America. I bet you drive a foreign made car
and all of the financing of Republican Party is coming from foreign
countries to protect their interest which was given to them by the
Republican Party.

My friend, it is obvious that you have been bamboozled by the rich who
exploit the poor. I don't know your social or economic status but if you
make under $250,000 then the Republican Party doesn't have your best
interest in mind regardless of your ethnicity.

It is obvious that we are in disagreement with a whole basket of issues.
However, I respect your right as an individual to disagree with my viewpoint
and I expect the same from you. Only in American can we take this position.

I appreciate your sharing your ideas with me. However, it looks as though
these exchanges will not amount to anything positive because we both feel
strongly about our positions.

May God bless you and your family.

Sincerely,
Lester Gibson

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I guess you are forgetting that the Supreme Court handed Bush the 2000 election. Fraud? Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ... and the entourage of lawyers from the Reeps who descended on Florida -- and what about those election problems in 2004 in Ohio. Boy, do you have a short memory --- and you don't know about election day requirements for ID at the sign in table.

If you have your drivers license and forgot your registration card, they'll let you vote.

Of course the Reeps will be out in the Hispanic communities and black communities harassing voters ... I expect you'll be there too. But, then, if you were investigated by the media like a candidate is investigated, what would YOU be hiding in your dark past?

LS