The Nation's Biggest Threat From The Democrat Party House

If the newly seated House of Democrats have any success at getting their way with their agenda of retaliating against the country for electing Donald J. Trump into the presidency, eliminating the Electoral College will be the biggest threat.

... the last place any free person wants to live is in a country where 51 percent of the population can strip the rights away from the 49 percent.

John Nolte's article on Breitbart News this morning hits the nail on the head when it comes to this threat.

This how vindictive and blinded by their rage is over seeing their ideas of how to govern dissolved by someone they consider to be inexperienced in governmental affairs.

What Nolte's article seems to ignore is the reality of our bicameral Congress in that our Republican led Senate will most likely halt any successful move to get it passed barring any "Never Trumpers" remaining after the mid-terms.

The Silent Takeover From Within

The headline for this post will most likely have many readers thinking it's referring to the liberals turning our nation socialist. But they'd be wrong.

The following pasted information is only a truncated version of the full array of voting results of our most recent mid-term election. Note that for the whole page of data, there is a link at the very end to use for the rest. I urge you to find the line which gives the percentage of Muslims in America who voted this mid-term election; it may shock you and most definitely puts other groups of the electorate to shame.

I hope you realize just what we're up against, and you'll share this with others. If we remain ignorant and indifferent, what will we tell our children and grandchildren?

And for those who think I'm anti-Muslim, you'd be wrong. I get along with Muslims who wish to assimilate into our culture, however, I'm anti-Sharia Law, which Muslims do NOT willingly admit is their hidden agenda for taking over this country of freedoms and liberties. They're just smart enough to understand that going about the takeover gradually and quietly doesn't alarm the average citizen who's preoccupied with being entertained by the affluence and freebees more and more are getting these days compared to decades ago.

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This should scare the hell out of you!

 

How Many Muslims Won Political Office The Numbers May Surprise You!...................WAKE-UP AMERICA!!  REMEMBER …. YEARS AGO THEY SAID THAT THEY WOULD DESTROY US FROM WITH-IN.     WELL, THEY HAVE STARTED. Federal Rashida Tlaib (D) MI 13th Congressional District WON Keith Ellison (D) MN Attorney General WON Ilhan Omar (D) MN 5th Congressional District WON Andre Carson (D) IN  7th Congressional District WON State Sheikh Rahman (D) GA State Senate District 5 WON Safiya Wazir (D) NH State House Merrimack 17 District WON Robert Jackson (D) NY State Senate District 31 WON Nasif Majeed (D) NC State House District 99 WON Mujtaba Mohammed (D) NC State Senate District 38 WON Mohamud Noor (D) MN State House District 60B WON Jason Dawkins (D) PA State House District 179 WON Hodan Hassan (D) MN State House District 62A WON Charles Fall (D) NY State House District 61 WON

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How WA Government Is Ripping Us Off

The following message was posted by Tim Eyman - undeniably the one individual in WA who has fought for the "little guy" against the state government for over 20 years now - just this morning:

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Back in 1999, the ivory tower elites -- the wine and brie crowd -- were dismissive and condescending toward us peasants as we fought to lower license tabs on cars, trucks, motorcycles, motor homes, and other vehicles to $30 per year.

But one of them broke ranks -- and what he wrote 20 years ago resonates today: 

PANIC IN THE STREETS:  THE CAR TAB ARGUMENTS

By James Vesely, Seattle Times Editorial Page Editor

"MORE than five years ago on these pages, a terrific newspaperman was blowing the whistle on the state's car-tab tax. Columnist Don Hannula, who kept his pulse on the average guy as much as anyone I ever knew, understood the fee the state took on car and truck licensing was a powder keg. It is still a powder keg, not because people are stingy or greedy or just looking out for themselves, but because it's unfair. That sense of unfairness, of being taken for granted, of being played as a sucker, is at the heart of the vote in favor of I-695. 

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"What's nagging me about the arguments against I-695 is that all the opposition has been built on the serious impacts coming when the high tab fees end. You'll be sorry, goes the argument, when you don't have the government services you need. The other argument is that a vote in favor of I-695 is greedy, the familiar guilt stanza that accompanies any vote on tax reduction.

"As everyone knows, the state places a value on your car or truck that's a book value, even if you paid less. And as every driver knows, you pull out of the lot and the value drops like a stone. But the state still keeps the book value up to squeeze the most out of the fee structure. This is tax policy the Sheriff of Nottingham would understand.

"The pleas -- and they are pleading -- from leaders of government, the media, etc is that the system can't go on without the infusion of dollars from the car tax.

"But we can't defend an unfair tax on the basis that it is a cash cow. Dissatisfaction with the hog-ugly unfairness of the tab fees was as easy to hear coming as a bowling ball and yet no one in authority was willing to get it fixed.

"Push away the cobwebs and no matter how you look at the car-tab fees, the way they are collected is out of kilter with people's intuitive understanding of household economics.  As it stands, out of fear of the future, we are asked to defend a tax intentionally miscalculated.

"Don't tell me how bad it's going to be without car-tab revenues; explain how you defend the current tax.  If a tax is unfair at its core, a free people have the right to repeal it."

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That resonates just as much now as it did in then!

And so in 1999 with the state sitting on a $1 billion tax surplus, the voters knew they were getting ripped off, they knew politicians were never going to stop ripping us off, and so they passed I-695.  And the exclamation point was a few months later when the Democrat-dominated Legislature passed $30 tabs into law (the vote was 84-13 in the House and 39-9 in the Senate) and Gov. Gary Locke promised: "It's clear the voters didn't like, they hated, high car tab taxes. We have no intention of returning to the old system of high license tab fees. $30 license tabs are here to stay." 

And so, thanks to that, and the voters re-approval of $30 tabs in 2002 with I-776, charges on vehicles stayed relatively low for a long time.

But in recent years, state and local governments have conspired to resurrect high taxes and charges on vehicles. And so, as Vesely argued 20 years ago, "a free people have the right to repeal it."

And that's why we're bringing back our $30 tabs.

But this time around, the adjustment will be much, much easier because the state's tax surplus is 3 times larger than it was in 1999 (https://tinyurl.com/yd3oy978).  They're sitting on a whopping $3.23 billion tax surplus!!  That means that any government agency or program currently paid for with vehicle charges negated by I-976 can plead its case to the Legislature and get its funding reestablished with the surplus if it can re-justify itself.  
So not only will voter approval of I-976 stop dishonest car tab taxes and provide meaningful tax relief to everyone, it ensures enhanced public oversight and legislative scrutiny -- essentially a performance audit -- on all government programs currently funded by dishonest car tab taxes.

So I-976 isn't just good for taxpayers, it's good government too.

And that's why, we believe, the voters embrace it so overwhelmingly:



DONATE

We still need your help.

Karen and I sold off our family's retirement fund and loaned $500,000 to get this signature drive started.  We need your help to get it over the finish line - make a secure donation online:  VotersWantMoreChoices.com/Donate by PayPal, VISA, or M/C. Or you can print this form, fill it out, and mail in your contribution.

The Sec of State's deadline is this Friday (again, we're doing our turn-in on Thurs, Jan 3 but they will accept petitions all the way until 5 pm, Fri, Jan 4). 

So when mailing in your $30 Tabs Initiative petitions, DON'T SEND THEM TO SPOKANE ANYMORE.  Mail them directly to the Secretary of State's office:

$30 Tabs Initiative c/o SOS, 520 Union Ave SE, Olympia, WA, 98501

A Tale of Two Ideologies

It was the best of times, and it was the worst of times...

While this well known opening line from "A Tale of Two Cities" describes a different period, it applies aptly to what the people are going through in America politically today.

On the left, the liberals are irate that they didn't get their choice for president into the Oval Office and weren't able to advance their agenda of socialism, climate change taxes imposed on a public they view as inept and easily snookered by their schemes, along with a plethora of other things to further degrade the social fabric of the freest most stable culture going.

Investigations over the past two years have begun to reveal that even during the campaign of 2016, subversive moves to counter any possibility of their losing were undertaken to make that unlikely outcome a constant state of social upheaval, or chaos, using unverified and fake accusations against their opponent.

With the Media (D) in the left's pocket, the meme was persistently pushed on the consuming viewer to propagandize the story which, in essence, was "an emperor with no clothes" investigation by the very man chosen to be the prosecutor who was the head of the FBI in the first decade of the 2000s - and a close friend of James Comey, the former Director of the FBI - when all kinds of questionable and illegal activities by the left were going on.

On the right, the candidate nominated to become president during the 2016 campaign was promising the things frustrated tax payers were resonating with. Voters, many who'd gotten to know the man through his highly popular "Apprentice" show, realized that perhaps, if he did get elected, some actual moves back towards giving them what they desperately needed - jobs, opportunity, tax relief, etc. - supported him, and he won!

Immediately, despite the constant and relentless bad mouthing of President-elect, then President Trump, he began enacting changes and has accomplished more than any former president in the nation's history. As the two years has passed, more and more evidence that Trump was acting on his words and not just being the typical politician of empty promises were being accomplished. Globally, deep tremors have been rumbling on the financial and markets scenes. Trump's nationalism has been made out by the Media (D) as Naziistic; playing on the millennial's ignorance of Hitler's WWII machinations.

The glaring double standard which the Media (D) has perpetuated when comparing the Obama Administration and the Trump Administration has been so obvious that one would have to be in a comma to not notice.

As a result, the nation has further divided when it comes to the direction our nation should be going and now with the mid-terms in the rear view mirror this new year predicts even more frustration with the Democrats on a rampage to mete out their anger about losing two years ago, trying to oust Trump from office on accusations that he allegedly colluded to rig the 2016 election based on false and erroneous information paid for by the Clinton campaign and DNC.

But President Trump is now playing the Democrat Leaders in Congress like a Stradivarius with the stand on the government partial shutdown. It will certainly be interesting to see how this situation unfolds in the next few weeks, or maybe even months.

And then, there's the revelations that the House Investigative Committee is awaiting email documents which may be the "smoking gun" the FBI knew that the whole Steele Dossier was completely bogus and false.