Tea Party is Working to Retire Senators Lugar and Hatch

Tea party activists push to retire Sens. Lugar, Hatch.

Both Dick Lugar and Orrin Hatch have stayed too long in Washington and the Tea Party is working to replace them.   Hatch appears to have a better chance of surviving the onslaught.  Indiana Democrats are assisting with the destruction of Lugar over such issues as residency and the cost of his hotel stays in Indiana since he has not been a resident since 1977.  Lugar has responded by returning  some of the cost of his hotel stays, and has changed the address on his voter registration.

Richard Mourdock is closing in on Lugar despite being outspent by the incumbent.

Remember…….. Lugar thought that Sotomayor,  and Kagan were acceptable Supreme Court Justices, and that Kathleen Sebelius was a competent and worthy choice to head the Dept. of Health and Human Services.   That’s an Obamanation !

Union Demonstration in Ohio

So many good websites……… so little time. Look at Truth About Bills. These fine people bring you the following video of a classy union guy, discussing the SB 5 rally in Ohio.

This video might offend  if you are sensitive to the language used in R rated movies.   The star of this video knows no other kind.  (Plus, Pharmer thinks he’s a little trashed.)

Wis. Gov. Walker calls Democrat boycott a ‘stunt’ – Yahoo! News

Wis. Gov. Walker calls Democrat boycott a ‘stunt’ – Yahoo! News.

The story behind the story is that teachers took their students out of class for this event to support teachers unions, and many of the students had no clue why they were there. Meanwhile, Democrat legislators left the state in order to delay voting on the bill.

Since we can no longer have people who make less than union workers, supporting the retirement plans for union workers, in addition to their social security,  there will need to be reform. This will happen without the democrats who were bought and paid for by unions.

The Union retirement plans are going bankrupt.   The working people of America cannot afford to support plush early retirements.

Watch the Tea Party driving legislators back into Wisconsin.

Related stories of Union mismanagement:

https://themorningafter.us/obamas-seiu-goons-drop-health-coverage-for-kids-of-low-income-members-in-new-york/

http://washingtonexaminer.com/special-reports/2009/06/union-officer-pension-funds-remain-flush-rank-and-file-retirement-plans-dete

http://pensionpulse.blogspot.com/2010/05/bailing-out-union-pension-funds.html

Teaparty moves to recall Tucson sheriff Clarence Dupnik.

Outspoken Tucson sheriff faces recall bid – Washington Times.

Teapartiers have initiated a bid to recall the mouthy leftie, Sheriff Clarence Dupnik,  and will hold a rally to kick off their signature drive.  They need to collect over 90,000 signatures (almost a fifth of the registered voters) in order to hold a special election to replace him.

It’s an uphill battle, but perhaps enough Tucsonians have tired of being flagellated verbally for the crimes of Jared Loughner.

In-sourcing a Palin Backed Mama Grizzley

Tea party-backed Haley SC’s 1st woman governor.

Nikki Haley,  38 year old mom of two  beat back the  colonoscopy which the old guard political machine has forced on female conservative candidates.

She  prevailed in a  tight race over Vincent Sheheen  for the South Carolina Governorship.

The Partying is not over  for Pharmer.

Ohio Right to Life announced a clean sweep by their favored candidates in that state.

Locally, Todd Young beat Baron Hill EASILY, and Jud McMillin prevailed over 30 year state legislator Bob Bischoff in a mud wrestling match.

Watch for yourself, Michell Bachman announces the end of Chris Matthews tingling thrill up his leg.

Stewart Rally vs Beck Rally to scale.

Found at Gateway Pundit, posted by keypro at American Spectator.  These side by side photos of the Beck Rally and Stewart rally, with a scale map at the bottom, can overcome any garbage you might hear about their relative sizes from the media. Click on the photo to see the large version.

Update 10-31 5:34 pm….   a little note that filming at ground zero of the rally was  to be strictly prohibited without a media pass, according to the email exchange between the planners and PJTV.

O’Donnell: Where is it in the Constitution?

Just do a Search, and find out that Google is not much help on factual news.

Christine O’Donnell debated Chris Coons in Delaware today, and her question about separation of church and state has been mocked by everyone who hasn’t read the U.S. Constitution and the First Amendment.

There is nothing about Separation of church and state in the constitution. The premise of her question is absolutely correct. Go look for yourself.
There is a prohibition against establishing a state church, or a theocracy. And there is protection of freedom of religion. But there is no separation. One does not separate the religion of a person from his activities, since the religion governs the activities.

The lefties are hell-bent to strip us of our free expression of religion, and the little students have been dutifully indoctrinated by their instructors. Widener University Law Students exposed their utter ignorance of the Constitution and the First Amendment, by their laughing response to O’Donnell’s question.

Read the First Amendment for yourself:
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

No separation in there.

That idea came from a letter that Thomas Jefferson wrote, Danbury Baptist Association in 1802 and which the lefties have interpreted for the purpose of expunging the free expression of religion. Interestingly, the letter was an assurance that the churches would continue to be protected from encroachment by the government.

Regarding the presentation of Creationism in the public schools: nothing is wrong with presenting that as a theory concerning how we came to be. Evolution is a theory. Intelligent design is also a theory. Pharmer posits them as equivalent theories, because no one has observed either event occurring, and both are studied and pondered as possibilities by both scientists and theologians. Creationism is a subset idea under the Intelligent design concept, which comes from a rather literal interpretation of the Judeo-Christian religious texts. It does not violate the Constitution to present the various theories of how humans came to be. It is, however a violation of the Constitution to give only one theory as educational dogma, as is done by presenting only Evolution (a theory first brought forth by Charles Darwin, who also acknowledged the Creator in his book).

Those of us read Darwin’s book and who are functional in the field of science, understand that a Theory is not Dogma, and is not to be taught as such, or it will not be questioned, refined and improved.

O’Donnell’s religion is Catholicism. It does not propound a literal interpretation of the Biblical Creation Story as dogma. It does, however teach that there is the Creator who made the universe(s) and designed humans in His own image.

Pharmer, a functional scientist who does not fear freedom of religion, recommends this for a holistic public education curriculum:
The Evolution theory should be presented along with the Creation theories of many different cultures. Let’s have some diversity.

It’s very sad that the students at Widener University, and almost all of the mainstream media in the United States are so completely uneducated about our Constitution.

Pharmer of Indiana is donating to the Delaware campaign of O’Donnell, to honor the spirit of the First Amendment of the United States Constitution, as soon as they give a mechanism without requiring employer info. Found one!  Sent $ for both O’Donnell and  Angle.

There is a Dire need for the TEA Party and it must continue.

Who Would You Rather Have Living In Your Neighborhood?

August 28 vs Oct 2, the aftermath in Washington DC at the exit of a huge crowd of teapartiers and supporters of the military, compared to that at the exit of the “One Nation” democrat socialists.

Who would you want living next to you, a nice teapartier, or one of these environmentally conscious Democrats?
Need a little more convincing?
OK, here you are.

After the Obama Inauguration: SHOVEL-READY!

After the 9-12 teaparty:

Head on over to NewsBusters to check out the overhead crowd shots of the Glen Beck Rally Vs the One Nation of socialists Rally.
That’ll give you some serious perspective when comparing the aftermath shots.