F3 Coalition

I hope you wore green today!!!

Huckabee Concedes His Bid for the Presidency

It was good good fight, thank you Mike Huckabee for your resolve and dedication to the values and beliefs we share. You have done a great job for championing in the ideas true conservative hold dear such as life, family and limited government.

Thank you for introducing me to the FairTax and inspiring me to win new soldiers in the fight to make fair taxation available to all. I have won over many to support the FairTax (even Democrats). I know with your efforts we will soon make this a reality for hard working Americans.

I will soon be making a blog to spread the truth about why the tax and spend, big government message that the Democrats is detrimental to the freedoms we hold so dearly. Please join me in the fight to stop Obama/hillary. I will post the link soon.

God Bless America.

Please join Huckabee in College Station

We will be meeting at 11 in Rudder plaza for a sign wave before the big event at 12:30. We are going to have a great time watching Huckabee speak. PLease bring or make a sign to wave in support of Huckabee!

There is another choice...Mike Huckabee

Huckabee to be in Aggieland

Join Presidential Candidate

Governor Mike Huckabee

Friday, February 29th, 2008

12:30 – 1:30 p.m.

For a Campaign Rally

at the

Texas A & M Campus

Rudder Theater Complex

Joe Routt Blvd (Corner of Joe Routt and Houston Street across from the Koldus parking garage)

College Station, TX

RSVP to

huckabeerallytamu@yahoo.com

Texas Early Voting starts NOW!!! Vote Huckabee

Please early vote!!!

Republican Debate in Texas

Please call, email, and bug the Hell outta Fox News, CNN, and MSNBC to have a Republican Debate in Texas. I think College Station would be a great spot at the Bush Library?!?

Help me get this done!

Semper Fi Act 2008

Senators Introduce Semper Fi Act of 2008
Bill Stops Berkeley Earmarks and Transfers Funds to Marine Corps

Washington, D.C. - Today, U.S. Senators James Inhofe (R-Oklahoma), Jim DeMint (R-South Carolina), Saxby Chambliss (R-Georgia), Tom Coburn, M.D. (R-Oklahoma), John Cornyn (R-Texas), and David Vitter (R-Louisiana) introduced the Semper Fi Act of 2008. The bill would rescind over $2 million in hidden earmarks for Berkeley, California in the 2008 Omnibus Appropriations bill, and transfer the funds to the Marine Corps. U.S. Congressman John Campbell (R-California) is introducing a companion bill in the House of Representatives.

Last week, the City Council of Berkeley voted to oust Marine Corps recruiters from their downtown office, saying the Marines were "uninvited and unwelcome intruders." Berkeley officials also voted to give the radical protest group Code Pink space outside the recruitment office and urged them to "impede, passively or actively" the work of Marine Corps recruiters.

One earmark provides $243,000 in taxpayer dollars for the organization Chez Panisse to create gourmet organic school lunches in the Berkeley School District. Chez Panisse is dedicated to "environmental harmony" and their menu features "Comté cheese soufflé with mâche salad," "Meyer lemon éclairs with huckleberry coulis," and "Chicory salad with creamy anchovy vinaigrette and olive toast."

Another earmark would spend $975,000 in taxpayer dollars for the University of California in Berkeley Matsui Center for Politics and Public Service, to create a new endowment and cataloging the papers of Congressman Robert Matsui. U.C. Berkeley currently already has a $3.5 billion endowment.

Senator Inhofe: "Unfortunately, those on the Berkeley city council do not seem to understand the sacrifice of the brave men and women of the United States Marine Corps. By interfering with military recruiting, the city of Berkeley is hampering our ability to protect this nation. While the city of Berkeley and the protestors are free to say whatever they like, free speech is not a protection from consequence."

Senator DeMint: "Berkeley needs to learn that their actions have consequences. Patriotic American taxpayers won't sit quietly while Berkeley insults our brave Marines and tries to run them out of town. Berkeley City Council members have shown complete ingratitude to our military and their families, and the city doesn't deserve a single dime of special pet project handouts."

Senator Cornyn: "The Berkeley City Council insulted our troops and offended people across the country. If the U.S. Marines are not good enough for Berkeley, neither are taxpayer dollars Congress would have sent there this year. That city closed its doors on the same individuals taking bullets on the front lines while fighting for the safety and freedom of families in Berkeley and throughout America."

Senator Vitter: "The actions of the City Council of Berkeley are in stark contrast to beliefs of the vast majority of Americans who recognize and honor the service and sacrifice of our U.S. Marines. This is simply unacceptable and those funds could be better utilized by the Marine Corps."

Dr. Coburn: "The actions by the city of Berkeley are deplorable and insulting to those who are serving and those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice to protect the very freedoms that are being exercised to insult them. I know I stand with the majority of Americans in thanking our service men and women for their selfless service to our nation."

Senator Chambliss: "We need to send a strong message that our military personnel deserve our strongest support. Georgia is a proud military state, and my constituents will be out outraged to know that during a time of war, their taxpayers dollars have been used to reward folks who have insulted and disparaged those who defend this nation every day."