Archive for November, 2009

Who’s Up for Reelection in 2010

Monday, November 23rd, 2009

Need to find out more information on your favorite senator who is up for reelection? Here’s a list we pulled from Zimbio.com, it includes links where you can find more details about the individuals. In the coming months Political Brat will be making recommendations we feel offer the country the brightest future and we hope to support our argument with solid fact.

At this time we recommend that voters consider adjusting the balance of power to provide checks and balances as designed by the constitution. This would suggest that at the completion of next years election there should be FEWER Democrats in office and MORE Republicans and Independents. At this time we need congressional representatives that vote their conscious rather than straight party lines.

It is time for the American people to speak in the next congressional election. We will continue to shed light on the REAL issues before us and our representatives with hopes of getting your increased participation in the political process with the goal of REAL change and REAL “hope”.

Retiring Senators

Ted Kaufman (D) of Delaware
Kit Bond (R) of Missouri
Sam Brownback (R) of Kansas
Mel Martinez (R) of Florida
George Voinovich (R) of Ohio

Democratic incumbents

Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas
Barbara Boxer of California (Let’s just call you Barbara)
Michael Bennet of Colorado
Christopher Dodd of Connecticut
Daniel Inouye of Hawaii
Roland Burris of Illinois
Evan Bayh of Indiana
Barbara Mikulski of Maryland
Harry Reid of Nevada
Kirsten Gillibrand of New York
Chuck Schumer of New York
Byron Dorgan of North Dakota
Ron Wyden of Oregon
Patrick Leahy of Vermont
Patty Murray of Washington
Russ Feingold of Wisconsin

Republican incumbents

Richard Shelby of Alabama
Lisa Murkowski of Alaska
John McCain of Arizona
Johnny Isakson of Georgia
Mike Crapo of Idaho
Chuck Grassley of Iowa
Jim Bunning of Kentucky
David Vitter of Louisiana
Judd Gregg of New Hampshire
Richard Burr of North Carolina
Tom Coburn of Oklahoma
Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania
Jim DeMint of South Carolina
John Thune of South Dakota
Bob Bennett of Utah

Notes on Carbon Taxation

Sunday, November 22nd, 2009

Please e-mail this video and article to everyone you know. It explains the manipulation of our social architecture: Financial and Carbon Taxation.

On Climate Change

Sunday, November 22nd, 2009

Is climate change a hoax? Is this more about the changing cosmic rays from the sun?

Well with 6.7 billion people on the planet something has to give yet I hear some experts suggest that the planet could sustain 50 billion people. You know if the United States can sustain a 12.1 Trillion dollar debt anything is possible in this world.


Climate Change Scam Global Warming Hoax
by unclewooly
I think we all know deep down inside that big social machines consume large amounts of resources namely money and natural resources on the planet. Maybe we need to rephrase the argument to adapting sustainable energy for cost savings and balance of power.  It would be better if we did not import as much oil as we do. Agree? What do we do to balance our financial equation. We change our actions, especially our corporate actons, the one thing we have control over.

The Common Sense Test

Saturday, November 21st, 2009

Please read HR3962

Does the Health Care bill before congress pass the Common Sense Test?

As the United States senate debates the Health Care bill before them we all must realize this bill before congress and effectively the American people “does not pass the common sense test”.

So far the debate in the senate appears much more intelligent than what I witnessed on the floor of Pelosiville, (The United States House of Representatives). I think the true issue here is that the fight is just beginning.

I think the people have really spoken that this bill does not make sense, read here. The states additionally have pointed out that the health care reform bill offloads a large burden of medicare cost distributed across the states. The states will have budget problems with this bill due to new costs to support Medicare and additionally the number of Medicare recipients will rise also.

The question continues to be: Where will the money come from to fund the program?

Political Brat will start a list of who  votes for this bill, HR3962, to pass. We think that these congressional men, women and senators who vote for this bill are putting their political careers in jeopardy. We expect our litmus test to be conducted next fall. Stay tuned in at Political Brat for the real stories behind the scene.

View the senate floor debate today at: Here!

The Daily Beck 11/29/2008

Friday, November 20th, 2009

I must agree that current legislation before your congressional representatives is “Overwhelming the system with change”. Mind you this is at a time when we are facing a 12 Trillion dollar deficit.

Future articles here need to identify and look more closely at those surrounding the president including but not limited to: Anita Dunn, Ron Bloom, Mark Lloyd, John P. Holdren, Susan Crawford, and Andy Stern. We will look to detail their backgrounds, historical view points, and true ideological stances as the “Apple does not fall far from the tree”, and this should give us all true insight into the social architecture that is being presented to the American people; one with radical departure from the tenets that built this country.

Social architecture is the framework for policy creation across all tenets of American society. First step is we need to insure our un-deniable rights are protected by those who lead and rise to leadership positions. Please review the “bill of rights” for architecture the founding fathers put forth. First and foremost let’s all become more familiar with the first amendment:

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.

We need to protect freedom of speech in this country. Please tune into the “Daily Beck” portion of our blog to learn and understand how each of us can participate more broadly in protecting our freedoms in the coming days, weeks, months ahead.