Since Mayor Dave has taken office as mayor of Madison - our local government has cost the tax payers millions of dollars because of poor management, needless, endless spending, expanded TIF districts (lowering tax base and increasing property taxes for us), corruption, special interest groups purchasing power, and more. He has even allowed a very senior council member remain at his post (even as former president) while this member has not legally filed his financial disclosure statements (whether he had contributions or not). It all needs to stop by the April election!
My candidate of choice to replace the mayor was Noel Radomski, but since he has thrown his support to Paul Soglin and moved out of the race, I encourage you to get to know Paul and support him as much as you can. Ask your friends to join you and please visit his website for more information: http://www.soglinformayor.com/
Paul has demonstrated strong and effective leadership in the past and made Madison the #1 place to live in America in 1996. Let's get to be #1 again.
Start NOW!
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Repeal Health Care Law?!
Hi Guys and Gals. I don't know about you, but this needs to be done. I am tired of the damned conservatives taking away great accomplishments and pushing this country backward. If you agree - please act. Sign the message by clicking on the ling below. START NOW! Thank you, CDM
For 2 years, GOP leaders in Congress fought tooth and nail to oppose
health care reform. They did their best to keep tens of millions without
coverage, decrying any effort to help citizens as "socialist," "fascist"
or some other equally baffling "ist."
Now that they are the majority, their first act will be to vote to repeal
health care reform. Yet, when it comes to their own coverage, Republicans
in Congress are happy to accept government-sponsored health care.
Senator Chuck Schumer is calling the GOP on their hypocrisy, and calling
on them to give up their government-sponsored health care. We couldn't
agree more:
Write Republican leaders and tell them if they want to repeal health care,
they need to practice what they preach, and give up their own
government-sponsored health care first.
http://act.credoaction.com/campaign/health_care_hypocrites/?r_by=14825-3400167-KvvyLVx&rc=mailto2
For 2 years, GOP leaders in Congress fought tooth and nail to oppose
health care reform. They did their best to keep tens of millions without
coverage, decrying any effort to help citizens as "socialist," "fascist"
or some other equally baffling "ist."
Now that they are the majority, their first act will be to vote to repeal
health care reform. Yet, when it comes to their own coverage, Republicans
in Congress are happy to accept government-sponsored health care.
Senator Chuck Schumer is calling the GOP on their hypocrisy, and calling
on them to give up their government-sponsored health care. We couldn't
agree more:
Write Republican leaders and tell them if they want to repeal health care,
they need to practice what they preach, and give up their own
government-sponsored health care first.
http://act.credoaction.com/campaign/health_care_hypocrites/?r_by=14825-3400167-KvvyLVx&rc=mailto2
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