The People Speak

SCOTT BROWN WINS MASSACHUSETTS SENATE SEAT

In the race that will change the direction of the United States and put the breaks on the Obama agenda. This is only the start, now that the far left wing of the Democratic Party has awakened the citizens of this country. The Ronald Reagan "Silent Majority" has once again decided that this is the time for patriots to come to the aid of their country.

The people of the 8th District have also wakened to the danger of BIG GOVERNMENT and TRILLION dollar budget defects. Our Country, State, and the 8th District needs to put an end to taxation without representation. A good start is to have a Representative in Congress that will live in our community. We need someone that will represent us and not the Chicago Democratic Party.

No Representation in the 8th

The 8^th Congressional District for the last six years has been represented by a member of Congress that has shown no intention of ever moving into the district she represents. The 8^th District is home to several large pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, and many other smaller health care facilities, in spite of this Melisa Bean votes for a government takeover of health care. Average hard working people and thousands of small businesses live in the 8^th District, yet Bean votes for “Cap & Trade”, which would increase the cost of electricity to all of us.

It is time that our community the 8^th District, is represented by someone that really understands what we need and not what others think we need. BIG GOVERNMENT is the problem, not the solution to our problems.

Below is the percentage of each president's cabinet appointees, who had previously worked in the private sector. A real life business, not a government job?

Roosevelt- 38%

Taft - 40%

Wilson- 52%

Harding - 49%

Coolidge - 48%

Hoover- 42%

FDR - 50%

Truman - 50%

Eisenhower - 57%

Kennedy - 30%

LBJ - 47%

Nixon - 53%

Ford - 42%

Carter - 32%

Reagan - 56%

GHWB - 51%

Clinton- 39%

GWB - 55%

Obama - 8%

EIGHT PERCENT! And the White House is holding a "job summit" this week? Too bad most of them never held a real job, do they even know what a real job is?

Fix Congress

With Early Voting you can vote for a change in Congress, starting as early as January 11th.

Social Security was established in 1935. Congress had 74 years to get it right and it is broke.

Fannie Mae was established in 1938. Congress had 71 years to get it right and it is broke.

War on Poverty started in 1964. Congress had 45 years to get it right; $1 trillion of our tax money each year goes to social programs and we still have poverty.

Medicare and Medicaid were established in 1965. Congress had 44 years to get it right and they are broke.

Freddie Mac was established in 1970. Congress had 39 years to get it right and it is broke.

The Department of Energy was created in 1977 to lessen our dependence on foreign oil. We import more oil than ever before. Congress had 32 years to get it right and it is a failure.

November 2010

The U.S. House narrowly Voted to raise the U.S. debt ceiling by $290 BILLION bringing the total amount the Federal government can borrow to $12.394 TRILLION. Congresswoman Bean was one of the yes votes to increase spending & debt for our government. You, your children, and your grandchildren will pay the bill that Bean voted to impose on us all. You can thank Congresswoman Bean for her vote by voting yourself November 2010.

Bean = Big Government

Congresswoman Bean wants the Federal Government to decide how large a company should grow. Federal bureaucrats according to Congresswoman Bean, know better on how large or how successful a private company should be. Has anyone in the Democratic Party ever read the Constitution of the United States?

Judge for yourself:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usnmttB8wTY

Primary Victory for Bean

Congresswoman Melissa Bean has scored an early election victory. Her only challenger in the Democratic Primary election was removed by the Illinois Board of Elections after an objection was filed against Jonathan Farnick by a supporter of Bean.

It seems Congresswoman Bean wants more time to prepare for the General Election in November of 2010 and does not want to waste her time and money in a Democratic Primary Race. From what we hear she may need every minute and penny if she hopes to get reelected to the 8th District Congressional seat.

It might have helped her if she had ever moved into the district or at least visited the district more often.