Check out this video: Bobby Saxon Radio Ad
It is the video of a radio ad currently being played throughout the district in support of Bobby Saxon.
Please check it out and forward it to all your friends.
Also: go to http://bobbysaxon.com to donate! Thanks.
Here is GA’s 10th district congressman lying about his military record.
Paul Broun Jr. has done nothing for the 10th district. He votes against veterans’ rights, against healthcare for children, against support for our elders, and the list goes on…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6B8Z-oYiYU
Paul Broun Jr. lying about his military record
Bobby Saxon, on the other hand, is an honorable statesman. An Iraq war combat veteran and small business owner, he knows how to solve the problems that plague or district and nation.
Hello everyone! This is indeed an exciting day in the political world!
The following states will be voting in primaries or caucuses today:
Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Missouri, New Mexico Democrats, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Utah, West Virginia Republicans, Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Idaho Democrats, Illinois, Kansas Democrats, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana Republicans, New Jersey, New York, and Tennessee.
After the jump are my predictions of who will win each state. Check back this evening for up-to-date election results! Feel free to make your own predictions, as well. Read more »
Hillary to Barack: “I HAVE JUNGLE FEVER.”
Yeah, I know I’m about half a week late on this news but whatever. Last Friday, I woke up to find headlines and footage of Hillary and Barack making nice in public. You know what’s worse than PDA? . . . fake PDA. Then again, it wasn’t as if they were frenching or anything–just a hug here, a whisper of sweet nothings there. Read more »
The State of the Union is quite inhospitable these days!
At last night’s State of the Union address, Hillary and Barack had some encounters that did not seem so friendly. You can judge for yourself, though.
With the coming election, it is important to begin to investigate the political atmosphere.
Already, with only an extremely small portion of the population voting, we have seen multiple candidates drop out. On the democrats’ side: Joe Biden, Bill Richardson, Chris Dodd, and finally Kucinich; on the republicans’: Duncan Hunter and Fred Thompson.
So with those candidates that remain, let’s look at some details… the good, the bad, and the UGLY. Read more »
One of the most important issues of this year’s presidential campaign is the economy and the problems surrounding it. With yesterday’s interest rate cut of three quarters of a percent and today’s ludicrous rebate deal, the economy clearly needs help. Each candidate has their own plan to stimulate the economy, yet a controversial topic—for all candidates—is taxes. In a country that offers so much, it can be surprising that taxes are so low. Even further astonishing is the current administration’s cutting of taxes while increasing spending. In order to achieve fiscal responsibility, Read more »