Hey listen up asshole:
I do not take 'PLEDGES'. Why would I? So that some asshole like YOU can try
to stop me from changing my mind if I think that is the best thing to do?
Kind of like that 'PLEDGE' that all the Republicans took that is being used
like an axe against them, stopping them from COMPROMISING while we fail to
pay our National bills?
I make my OWN mind up and do NOT need anyone to tell me to DO WHAT I SAID I
WOULD.
YOU do not get any promises from me, I DO NOT ANSWER TO YOU OR YOUR BAGGER
PARTY especially when it comes to how I choose to CAST MY VOTE.
And let me tell you about your BAGGERS TOO while we are having this lil
chat. YOU ARE ALL JUST A SPIN OFF OF THE REPUBLICAN NEOCONS, ONCE you had
promise until YOU BRUCIE and others LIKE YOU infiltrated that Party.
YOU ALL ARE NO BETTER THAN THE OFFICIAL DEMS OR REPUBLICANS.
So stuff your 'TAKE THE PLLEDGE' bullshit where the sun don't shine.
On Mon, Aug 1, 2011 at 4:12 PM, Bruce Majors <majors.bruce@gmail.com> wrote:
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> <http://www.fairprimary.org>In the 2010 election Republican party insider> http://www.rlc.org/lists/?p=unsubscribe&uid=a81fc578167aeef707d607e0e17819c2
> groups like the National Republican Senatorial Committee and the Republican
> National Committee used their money and influence to support incumbent
> candidates against primary challengers with new ideas and grassroots
> support. They tried to keep candidates like Rand Paul, Mike Lee and Marco
> Rubio out of office and elect long-term incumbents and their insider
> cronies
> instead. They even supported candidates like Charlie Crist and Arlen
> Specter who took their money and then left the party.
>
> Now they're getting ready to do the same thing again in 2012. They're
> already giving money to incumbents like Orin Hatch (UT) and Dick Lugar (IN)
> who have been in office for 30 years and are completely out of touch with
> the voters. Party leaders and organizations have apparently committed
> themselves and your money to a system of perpetual incumbency.
>
> They hate the idea of a Republican Party driven by the grassroots and want
> to stop the people from having a voice in picking new leaders. They don't
> want us to take the party back by electing candidates who represent real
> Republican values like smaller government and more liberty.
>
> Fair Primary 2012 (http://www.fairprimary.org) has a plan to stop these
> groups by cutting off their money with the Fair Primary Pledge. Don't let
> them use your money against the next Rand Paul or Mike Lee the way that
> they
> did in 2010.
>
> The pledge is a nationwide drive to encourage Republican voters not to send
> contributions to organizations which seek to skew primaries in favor of
> incumbents or establishment candidates. The goal is to keep primaries open
> and honest and give more opportunities to grassroots candidates who have
> new
> ideas, a dedication to fundamental Republican principles and are not
> committed to just maintaining the status quo. We want more and better
> Republicans in office, not the same old big-government hacks who have
> already failed us and will keep making the same mistakes again and again.
>
> If you want to bring government back to the people and make Republican
> primaries fair, open and honest. Please sign the Fair Primary Pledge at
> http://www.fairprimary.org
>
> Dave
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