From an email:
Want to hear Dan Matthews in a live Candidate Forum this weekend?
You don't even need to leave your house...
Listen in to Saturday Morning Live on KGMI 790 AM
from 8:15 to 8:45, this Saturday, July 28
to hear a live and moderated discussion of the issues with Dan Matthews,
incumbent Congressman Rick Larsen and other Primary Election opponents.
If you aren't getting good reception, try listening online.
Hope you have the chance to listen in, thank you for your support!
This is the show Dan Matthews is going to be on. Let's call in and let him know that men's rights is something safe to bank on and that he will receive support if it's symbiotic.
Friday, July 27, 2012
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Tackling domestic violence at the state level
From SAVE:
Stop Abusive and Violent Environments (SAVE) recently asked their Domestic Violence Legislative Project (DVLP) members to take on a one year challenge: Get state-level DV reform legislation enacted into law by June 30, 2013.
As of this writing, twelve states have signed up: Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New York, Oregon, Texas, and Wisconsin. Good thing, since Americans are fed up with fraud, waste, discrimination and false allegations.
Visit www.saveservices.org/dvlp to join the DVLP.
teri
Teri Stoddard, Program Director
Stop Abusive and Violent Environments
www.saveservices.org
This sounds like a great challenge and one I believe we are up to. To find out your state officials go here. This sounds like a project to get started right away.
Stop Abusive and Violent Environments (SAVE) recently asked their Domestic Violence Legislative Project (DVLP) members to take on a one year challenge: Get state-level DV reform legislation enacted into law by June 30, 2013.
As of this writing, twelve states have signed up: Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New York, Oregon, Texas, and Wisconsin. Good thing, since Americans are fed up with fraud, waste, discrimination and false allegations.
Visit www.saveservices.org/dvlp to join the DVLP.
teri
Teri Stoddard, Program Director
Stop Abusive and Violent Environments
www.saveservices.org
This sounds like a great challenge and one I believe we are up to. To find out your state officials go here. This sounds like a project to get started right away.
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
HR 459 passes the House
From Campaign For Liberty:
Minutes ago, the U.S. House voted to pass our Audit the Fed bill!
For more information, and to find out how your representative voted, be sure to check Voting Roll Call.
Thanks for your help to achieve this historic victory!
Only a few years ago, few would have believed that two thirds of the U.S. House would support a complete audit of the Federal Reserve.
It’s time to further shock the establishment by carrying our momentum over into the Senate.
And that’s where Audit the Fed faces its toughest test yet.
Ben Bernanke and his bankster pals know they can count on Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and their other allies to do everything in their power to stop our transparency effort.
With your support today, we can unleash a grassroots tidal wave of action and show these “Wall Street Senators” that who they really should be worried about serving is their constituents – instead of providing cover to the Fed’s destruction of our money and economy.
Any amount you can give today will help us spread the word through email, direct mail, ads, and more!
The energy, enthusiasm, and passion are on our side – and so is a major victory in the U.S. House.
You and I CAN win this fight.
Thanks again for your support!
In Liberty,
Matt Hawes
Vice President
P.S. H.R. 459, our Audit the Fed bill, has passed the House!
Ben Bernanke and his bankster pals know they can count on Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and their other allies to do everything in their power to fight our transparency effort.
So C4L must be able to unleash a grassroots tidal wave of pressure on the Senate right away.
You,me,we did it. Way to go and give yourselves a pat on the back. The fight is far from over now we have to the Senate to contend with. There will be more on HR 459 so stay tuned.
Minutes ago, the U.S. House voted to pass our Audit the Fed bill!
For more information, and to find out how your representative voted, be sure to check Voting Roll Call.
Thanks for your help to achieve this historic victory!
Only a few years ago, few would have believed that two thirds of the U.S. House would support a complete audit of the Federal Reserve.
It’s time to further shock the establishment by carrying our momentum over into the Senate.
And that’s where Audit the Fed faces its toughest test yet.
Ben Bernanke and his bankster pals know they can count on Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and their other allies to do everything in their power to stop our transparency effort.
With your support today, we can unleash a grassroots tidal wave of action and show these “Wall Street Senators” that who they really should be worried about serving is their constituents – instead of providing cover to the Fed’s destruction of our money and economy.
Any amount you can give today will help us spread the word through email, direct mail, ads, and more!
The energy, enthusiasm, and passion are on our side – and so is a major victory in the U.S. House.
You and I CAN win this fight.
Thanks again for your support!
In Liberty,
Matt Hawes
Vice President
P.S. H.R. 459, our Audit the Fed bill, has passed the House!
Ben Bernanke and his bankster pals know they can count on Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and their other allies to do everything in their power to fight our transparency effort.
So C4L must be able to unleash a grassroots tidal wave of pressure on the Senate right away.
You,me,we did it. Way to go and give yourselves a pat on the back. The fight is far from over now we have to the Senate to contend with. There will be more on HR 459 so stay tuned.
Monday, July 23, 2012
Vote on HR 459 is tomorrow
From Campaign For Liberty:
This is it.
Tomorrow’s the big day!
As Audit the Fed heads to the House floor under suspension of the rules, it’s vital all C4L members take action immediately.
Needing two thirds of Congress to vote “YES” on your bill is no easy hurdle to clear.
If you contacted your representative last week, thanks for taking action!
If not, it’s critical you do so right away.
With such a high threshold to meet, I’m afraid this could be a very close vote, one we could even lose if only a handful of representatives vote against us.
So you and I can’t afford to let up on the pressure now.
Not only do we need the support of every cosponsor, but we also must pick up at least sixteen additional votes.
To help C4L as we verify our vote count, please contact your representative one more time on Audit the Fed.
First, verify they will be in attendance for Tuesday’s vote.
Second, confirm their position on Audit the Fed.
Afterward, let us know where your representative stands on Audit the Fed.
Verifying your representative will be in attendance may sound silly, but it’s based on firsthand experience.
Last Congress, a cosponsor actually missed the vote because he was too busy campaigning for another office.
That was unacceptable.
We simply must reinforce to every cosponsor how crucial their support is tomorrow.
I know when this vote is over, I don’t want to look back and wish there was something more I could have done.
I’m sure you feel the same way.
So please, pick up the phone one more time. Click HERE to find your representative's contact information. Verify they will be at the vote and confirm their position on Audit the Fed.
After you’ve done that, let us know what you’ve found out so we know exactly which members are still on the fence.
Passing Audit the Fed under suspension with a veto-proof majority in the House will help send a clear message - one that does not mince words - from the American people to the Senate: PASS AUDIT THE FED NOW!
Thanks for all you’ve done and continue to do in the fight for liberty.
Onward to victory!
In Liberty,
Tim Shoemaker
Director of Legislation
P.S. With Audit the Fed heading to the House floor tomorrow under suspension of the rules – meaning you and I need a two-thirds majority for victory – it’s vital all C4L members take action immediately.
Not only do we need the support of every cosponsor, but we also must pick up at least sixteen additional votes.
To help C4L as we verify our vote count, please contact your representative one more time on Audit the Fed.
Be sure to let us know where they stand as we head into the final hours before the vote!
You can also contact the Speaker of the House and the House Majority Leader and tell them the same thing. We don't have much time until Tuesday's vote so act now to get your views across. Send in those emails right away.
UPDATE: I just received word that the House vote on HR 459 has been moved to Wednesday July 25 with debate to begin tomorrow. But still get the word out so tell your friends.
This is it.
Tomorrow’s the big day!
As Audit the Fed heads to the House floor under suspension of the rules, it’s vital all C4L members take action immediately.
Needing two thirds of Congress to vote “YES” on your bill is no easy hurdle to clear.
If you contacted your representative last week, thanks for taking action!
If not, it’s critical you do so right away.
With such a high threshold to meet, I’m afraid this could be a very close vote, one we could even lose if only a handful of representatives vote against us.
So you and I can’t afford to let up on the pressure now.
Not only do we need the support of every cosponsor, but we also must pick up at least sixteen additional votes.
To help C4L as we verify our vote count, please contact your representative one more time on Audit the Fed.
First, verify they will be in attendance for Tuesday’s vote.
Second, confirm their position on Audit the Fed.
Afterward, let us know where your representative stands on Audit the Fed.
Verifying your representative will be in attendance may sound silly, but it’s based on firsthand experience.
Last Congress, a cosponsor actually missed the vote because he was too busy campaigning for another office.
That was unacceptable.
We simply must reinforce to every cosponsor how crucial their support is tomorrow.
I know when this vote is over, I don’t want to look back and wish there was something more I could have done.
I’m sure you feel the same way.
So please, pick up the phone one more time. Click HERE to find your representative's contact information. Verify they will be at the vote and confirm their position on Audit the Fed.
After you’ve done that, let us know what you’ve found out so we know exactly which members are still on the fence.
Passing Audit the Fed under suspension with a veto-proof majority in the House will help send a clear message - one that does not mince words - from the American people to the Senate: PASS AUDIT THE FED NOW!
Thanks for all you’ve done and continue to do in the fight for liberty.
Onward to victory!
In Liberty,
Tim Shoemaker
Director of Legislation
P.S. With Audit the Fed heading to the House floor tomorrow under suspension of the rules – meaning you and I need a two-thirds majority for victory – it’s vital all C4L members take action immediately.
Not only do we need the support of every cosponsor, but we also must pick up at least sixteen additional votes.
To help C4L as we verify our vote count, please contact your representative one more time on Audit the Fed.
Be sure to let us know where they stand as we head into the final hours before the vote!
You can also contact the Speaker of the House and the House Majority Leader and tell them the same thing. We don't have much time until Tuesday's vote so act now to get your views across. Send in those emails right away.
UPDATE: I just received word that the House vote on HR 459 has been moved to Wednesday July 25 with debate to begin tomorrow. But still get the word out so tell your friends.
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Cleveland DJ's speak their minds
This happened a few days ago but I still want to cover it. It seems that a couple of Cleveland disc jockeys held a book burning of the controversial novel 50 shades of Grey citing "men will find themselves alone" and "it caused a divorce". Good for these guys sticking up for men and letting their views be known and for that we thank you. Women speak out on issues they are concerned about and we should do the same. My hats off to Chad Zumock and Alan Cox of WMMS for organizing this event and speaking out on men's issues.
Saturday, July 21, 2012
Male friendly candidate starting to flip-flop
It seems as though Dan Matthews is flip-flopping. He's taken down his webpage where he states he wants to hold women accountable for falsely accusing men of crimes. This is the site in question:click here Now let's go to my site,especially the words in blue which quote Matthews: click here Some feminazis may have gotten to him so it is up to us to counteract what they have done. Dan Matthews can be contacted here: click here
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Audit the fed up for a vote in the House
From Campaign For Liberty:
I have some very exciting news!
After years of C4L’s hard work to secure a standalone vote on Audit the Fed in the U.S. House, our day has arrived.
C4L has learned that Congressman Ron Paul’s H.R. 459, our Audit the Fed bill, will be voted on next Tuesday, July 24!
But this also means I need the help of each and every C4L member more than ever before.
Audit the Fed will be brought up under a “suspension of the rules.”
So the Fed’s allies won’t be able to offer ANY amendments to try to water down this historic bill!
But...
It also means we need two thirds of the House in order to win - instead of just a simple majority.
You and I have come so far, and we simply can’t afford to just “assume” our congressmen have gotten the point.
All of our hard work over several years now comes down to this final week.
We need to reinforce our message loud and clear through phone calls, faxes, and if you’re able, personal visits to your representative’s Capitol Hill or district office.
Campaign for Liberty is working with Congressman Paul’s office and the Republican leadership to make sure we have the votes and can set up a simple majority vote should we not succeed under suspension.
But don’t let the two-thirds threshold discourage you.
We CAN win - and this gives us a chance to make an even BIGGER statement heading into the Senate!
Already, almost two thirds of the House has signed on as cosponsors.
We need to urge them to stay the course, and we also need to secure the final votes necessary for victory.
Leave a message tonight and then follow up with a call while the staff is in the office tomorrow.
Even if they’re already a cosponsor, they need to be reminded to do everything possible to pass Audit the Fed.
I’m proud we can report this exciting news.
But I’m also counting on you to help us clear this final hurdle in the House and carry our momentum over into the Senate.
Let’s finish this fight and make history in the U.S. House!
In Liberty,
Matt Hawes
Vice President
P.S. The U.S. House will vote on Congressman Ron Paul’s H.R. 459, our Audit the Fed bill, next Tuesday, July 24.
But the vote will come under a “suspension of the rules.”
That means the Fed’s allies can’t offer ANY amendments to water down our effort, but it also means we need two thirds of the House in order to succeed!
To find and contact your Congressperson:click here
You may also want to get in contact with Speaker of the House John Boehner and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor and get them to cosponsor HR 459. The more House members we get on our side the better so get in contact today.
I have some very exciting news!
After years of C4L’s hard work to secure a standalone vote on Audit the Fed in the U.S. House, our day has arrived.
C4L has learned that Congressman Ron Paul’s H.R. 459, our Audit the Fed bill, will be voted on next Tuesday, July 24!
But this also means I need the help of each and every C4L member more than ever before.
Audit the Fed will be brought up under a “suspension of the rules.”
So the Fed’s allies won’t be able to offer ANY amendments to try to water down this historic bill!
But...
It also means we need two thirds of the House in order to win - instead of just a simple majority.
You and I have come so far, and we simply can’t afford to just “assume” our congressmen have gotten the point.
All of our hard work over several years now comes down to this final week.
We need to reinforce our message loud and clear through phone calls, faxes, and if you’re able, personal visits to your representative’s Capitol Hill or district office.
Campaign for Liberty is working with Congressman Paul’s office and the Republican leadership to make sure we have the votes and can set up a simple majority vote should we not succeed under suspension.
But don’t let the two-thirds threshold discourage you.
We CAN win - and this gives us a chance to make an even BIGGER statement heading into the Senate!
Already, almost two thirds of the House has signed on as cosponsors.
We need to urge them to stay the course, and we also need to secure the final votes necessary for victory.
Leave a message tonight and then follow up with a call while the staff is in the office tomorrow.
Even if they’re already a cosponsor, they need to be reminded to do everything possible to pass Audit the Fed.
I’m proud we can report this exciting news.
But I’m also counting on you to help us clear this final hurdle in the House and carry our momentum over into the Senate.
Let’s finish this fight and make history in the U.S. House!
In Liberty,
Matt Hawes
Vice President
P.S. The U.S. House will vote on Congressman Ron Paul’s H.R. 459, our Audit the Fed bill, next Tuesday, July 24.
But the vote will come under a “suspension of the rules.”
That means the Fed’s allies can’t offer ANY amendments to water down our effort, but it also means we need two thirds of the House in order to succeed!
To find and contact your Congressperson:click here
You may also want to get in contact with Speaker of the House John Boehner and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor and get them to cosponsor HR 459. The more House members we get on our side the better so get in contact today.
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