The Miami Township and Cincinnati Tea Parties support the duly elected conservative Republicans that are justly trying to govern in the best interest of Ohio and the U.S. We are defending the backbone of our great nation, the hardworking and struggling taxpayer. The Unions are using thuggery to preserve an unfair status quo. The public sector unions object to any increase in copayment to pay for all of their benefits, when many in the private sector have routinely seen increases for years. The homeowner is supposed to submit and continually accept property tax increases that he can not afford. He or she may be unemployed or under employed and struggling. This system holds them hostage with their shelter as the collateral. This is unjust and will not be accepted by the American people.
"the root of the argument is merit vs. entitlement... With Ohio having the 7th highest tax rate in the United States, and a flailing economy - we have nothing left to give."
Yours in Liberty and Christ,
Paul Odioso
Republican Central Committeeman, Precinct M1M, Miami Township Clermont County, Ohio
Miami Township and Cinncinati Tea Parties
podioso@yahoo.com
(513) 300-4253
It is with great admiration that I quote Ronald Reagan. He also lived by another quote and the credo, "Don't be afraid to see what you see". These are the times that he referred to that will test our mettle and dedication to the truth. The endless unfair siren song of socialism is to redistribute wealth from the productive to the unproductive under pain of punishment including jail and death. The socialist feels that those who succeed in life must somehow have an unfair advantage and do not deserve to keep the fruits of their labor. This concept as a central principle under which a country operates has been proven to be disastrous every single time that it is recirculated. It led to the complete collapse of the Soviet economy run by central planning bureaucrats. The workers stopped working because it was said that they would be paid in worthless rubles whether they worked or not.
Milton Friedman correctly stated that no one looks out for someone else's money as well as their own. The United States has enjoyed one of the highest standards of living in the world for a large population of 300 million largely on a jobs machine created by small business entrepreneurs We need to re-energize small business with tax cuts to create an incentive to expand. This administration's penchant to tax the "Joe the Plumber's" of the world to share the wealth is indicative of the fact that they do begrudge wealth unless it is earned by their political allies like the unions, AIG, Citi and Goldman Sachs. We do not need to grow a huge federal bureaucracy and gargantuan deficit when simple tax cuts will stimulate the economy. We do not need to to socialize medicine before allowing cross state purchases of insurance and tort reforms to cap malpractice ambulance chasing. The answers lie in free market solutions and less government.
Recent editions of history books have some shocking atheist revisionism as well. The terms B.C. and A.D. have been replaced by BCE and CE. Before the Common Era and Common Era. Also the era of our founding fathers before 1877 is being de-emphasized. The Constitution is the product of the minds of some of the greatest human beings whoever lived acknowledging that man is endowed with some inalienable divine rights given by our Creator, not by the state. This Khmer Rouge-like revisionism and re-education is dangerous and wrong. The same NEA Union, socialist teachers are trying to turn children against their own parents for not believing another socialist ploy called global warming or, conveniently, climate change, when confronted with the fact that there is none. Their culprit is carbon dioxide, a naturally occurring substance in earth's atmosphere. Where is the science in this argument? Many scientists worldwide, some former believers, say that global warming is absent in the last 12 years. The record snow this season, which Robert Kennedy, Jr. bemoaned as missing in recent years is part of the natural ebb and flow of weather and the law of averages. All these are pretexts to hide the radical transformational secular progressive wealth transfer agenda of this administration and congress.
These secular progressives go so far as to say that the state has the right to say who has the right to be born. The state can allow a women and her doctor to terminate a pregnancy for any reason and anytime. If the circumstances of the pregnancy are difficult, it is not a reason to kill an unborn child. St. Joseph stood by the Virgin Mary in very difficult circumstances to bring Jesus Christ, our Savior, into the world. If you can not see the truth that abortion is murder and wrong from that, than you are blind.
These secular progressives also believe that the American people have no right to a secret ballot in a vote for a union shop in their place of work. Furthermore, they feel that your tax dollars, should be taken, under pain of imprisonment, and given to failed business models using overstaffed, inefficient, union labor. They feel that your property taxes should be continually raised to fund the subversive teachings of the NEA to our children using a global warming lie as a wealth transfer, social re-engineering, mechanism. Similarly, they feel that the Cap & Trade punitive tax is warranted as a means to transfer wealth from the coal burning regions, including my beloved Ohio, to the coastal regions which are more dependent on hydro, wind and nuclear and southern hemisphere nations looking for a handout. An extra burden of $3,000 per year for every family in Ohio and the loss of an estimated 100,000 additional jobs with our state's unemployment rate at a high 10.8% is irresponsible and will destroy our economy.
On every turn, the truth, which has always been right below the surface, is rising to the top. Don't be afraid to see it and speak out for the truth. You can not stop the truth. It is always there and always will prevail. I am running for Republican Central Committee in Clermont County, Ohio and active in the Cincinnati and Miami Township Tea Parties in defense of it.
The two top Democrats in the House, Speaker Nancy Pelosi and majority Leader Steny Hoyer, have escalated the war of words over health care reform, calling some of the behavior of protesters at town hall events across the country “un-American.”
“It is now evident that an ugly campaign is underway not merely to misrepresent the health insurance reform legislation, but to disrupt tpublic meetings and prevent members of Congress and constituents from conducting a civil dialog,” the pair wrote in a Monday op-ed for USA Today.“These tactics have included hanging in effigy one Democratic member of Congress in Maryland and protesters holding a sign displaying atombstone with the name of another congressman in Texas, where protesters also shouted “Just say no!” drowning out those who wanted to hold a substantive discussion.”
“These disruptions are occurring because opponents are afraid not just of differing views — but of the facts themselves. Drowning out opposing views is simply un-American,” they continued."I told the president that my principal regret was that all of the attention paid to his deeply supportive remarks during his press conference had distracted attention from his health care initiative,"Gates said. "I am pleased that he, too, is eager to use my experience as a teaching moment, and if meeting Sergeant Crowley for a beer with the president will further that end, then I would be happy to oblige."
It was a marked change in tone for Gates, who in the days following his arrest gathered up his legal team and said he was contemplating a law suit. He even vowed to make a documentary on his arrest to tie into a larger project about racial profiling.
In an e-mail to the Boston Globe late Friday, he said: "It is time for all of us to move on, and to assess what we can learn from this experience."
Ann Coulter points out that this charged was only dropped after Gates played all his black political connections. The powerful black professor called the powerful black mayor, who called the powerful black governor, who called the half-black president. The president had no business wading into this small local issue in the first place. His usually carefully scripted, teleprompter news conference questions, keep him from answering spontaneously like this. Now the American people can see why. The President should give a full apology. Otherwise, this looks like an attempted abuse of power that is sanctimoniously cloaked in racial politics. It's dangerous and inflammatory.