Greg Fasolt's Blog – July 2009 Archive (27)

When Politicians Go Bad: From DC to New York & California The Government We Don't Deserve |5min

Campaign for Liberty

Posted by Matt Hawes on 07/06/09 7:46 PM



Today, our battle to pass Audit the Fed through the U.S. Senate has been joined. The first shot was fired on the floor of the Senate tonight by Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina.



Senator DeMint has a well-deserved reputation for taking the battle to the other side in the Senate, and tonight he once again proved why he is such a valuable ally in our fight to bring transparency and accountability to… Continue

pjtv.com - American Tea Party

37,000 at Dallas Tea Party — and next steps

By Michelle Malkin • July 6, 2009 11:59 AM



I returned from the Dallas Tea Party this weekend inspired and motivated by the massive turnout of citizen activists. The official county estimate of the day-long event’s crowd: 37,000!



The Tea Party organizers aren’t surprised by the MSM games of lowballing numbers. And they are not letting it distract them from their agenda. Behind the scenes, they are mobilizing and… Continue

His dog, Apollo, was last seen on the morning of April 13th running from the scene of the accident along Mountain Road in Freedom Twp. His best friend, Sergeant Woodruff, was critically injured in the accident.

By Michelle Malkin • July 1, 2009



Killing cap-and-tax won’t happen without massive resistance and persistence. Gird your loins and get on the phone next week.



Via the Tulsa World, Sen. Inhofe says it’s “dead in the water” — notwithstanding the arrival of a new clown in town:



U.S. Jim Inhofe, who earlier said a criminal investigation “probably should be’’ conducted into allegations the EPA suppressed a climate change report, conceded Tuesday he is not… Continue

This alert from FreedomWorks.org includes links to easily send letters to all of your state officials.



To close a budget gap created by their own fiscal recklessness, Pennsylvania politicians are seeking to implement several tax hikes throughout the state. From Governor Rendell’s proposal to raise state income taxes by 16 percent to a push by county commissioners and the City of Philadelphia for increased sales taxes, the shameless attempts to fleece Pennsylvania taxpayers in… Continue