Showing posts with label palmer 4 senate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label palmer 4 senate. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

MICHIGAN ENDORSED CANDIDATES NEED YOUR SUPPORT NOW

We've all been to dozens of tea parties, townhalls, educational events etc. We chatter on Facebook and tweet all we can. Is that enough? It's fun and we think we are doing something constructive to help bring the country back. It is not enough. Get involved, become organized, take on a position to help. Michigan has at this moment three Icaucus http://www.icaucus.org/ endorsed candidates and it is time we start seriously supporting them either through donations or as volunteers with their campaigns.  There will be more candidates posted soon, but lets help these three get a headstart.

Rocky Raczkowski, candidate for 9th congressional district
http://www.rockyworksforus.com/
Twitter:  @rockyworksforus
Facebook: http://tinyurl.com/ykc87my

Facebook:http://tinyurl.com/yl2hthg

Robert Palmer, candidate for MI Senate 31st district
http://www.palmer4senate.com/
Twitter @palmerbaycity
Facebook: http://tinyurl.com/yhrs55k

Steven Mobley, candidate for State House, 62nd district
http://www.stevenlmobley.com/
Twitter: @stevenmobley
Facebook: http://tinyurl.com/yg7lfay

Hundreds, maybe thousands of patriots are involved in all different 9/12 groups and forums. How many of them are actually picking up a ball and are running with it?  Not that many. It is always the same names and profile pictures that I come across.  We need to get serious and pitch in wherever we can.  If time is an issue and you like computer work, join us at the http://www.icaucusvirtualteam.ning.com/ and help with posting on Facebook, tweeting, blogging, digging  etc for candidates around the country, those that have special or early elections.  Try it, you might like it.

Friday, March 5, 2010

ROBERT PALMER, CANDIDATE FOR 31ST DISTRICT SENATE SEAT

PRESS RELEASE

Official Announcement


Join Robert Palmer as he formally announces his campaign for Michigan's 31st Senate District. The 31st District combines the five counties, Arenac, Bay, Huron, Sanilac and Tuscola. Palmer has the private sector, life and educational experience needed in Lansing to make the changes to “Fix Michigan”.

The duo announcement will take place on March 13th, 2010, at the Tuscola County Courthouse in Caro at 9am and then at the Bay County Courthouse at 2pm the same day.

“Once I am elected to the Senate I will serve as a Citizen Representative rather than as a lobbyist for special interests.” With your help we will represent the needs of the people of Michigan, especially the 31st District. We need to end the era of big spending and even bigger taxation that has placed us at or near the bottom of the economy of all the States in the United States the last EIGHT years.

We can “Fix Michigan” with new and fiscally responsible leadership. We can set and achieve the high standards expected by those we serve, the people of Michigan.

No incumbent, of any office, is entitled to another two or four year term of office after causing Michigan to suffer without jobs and benefits. It is truly time to “Get it Right”.

I am asking you to join me in re-setting the agenda in Lansing so that every person can live the American Dream. I am asking for your help and your vote. Take the time to view the issues
 
http://www.palmer4senate.com/

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

BLUNTLY PUT: CANDIDATES NEED YOUR FINANCIAL SUPPORT

In recent months patriots around the country banned together and supported candidates like Doug Hoffman and Scott Brown.  People knew if everyone just donated whatever amount they could afford, it would have a great impact. And so it did, Hoffman came real close and it made a statement and Brown won thanks to patriots around the country.

Here in Michigan we have several candidates that are true conservatives, two of which will be endorsed by Independence Caucus. http://www.icaucus.ning.com/ .They are Robert Palmer who is running for the 31st Senate seat and the other is Steven Mobley who is running for the 62nd house seat.   Both are citizens that are tired of the way things are run in Lansing.  They know what is wrong and are willing to do what it takes to help fix Michigan. They both have the desire and will to run, they are gathering grassroots support, but what both are lacking are enough funds to run effective campaigns against well funded democats.

We all seem to be willing to help with candidates' campaigns by going door to door etc, but we also need to help financially.  Most people don't realize just how much a typical state campaign can cost.  They can run on an average between $100,000 to $ 150,000.  Thousands of pieces of literature, ads, postage to name just a few add up to lots of money.  That's why if you read this, please help these candidates out.  Any amount you can afford,  Hundreds of $ 5, 10, or 25 will add up quickly.  President Obama received millions of $ 5 contributions, look where it got him.  We can do better than that. Candidates benefit the most from direct contributions.

You can find out more about Robert Palmer on his website at http://www.palmer4senate.com/ and about Steven Mobley at http://www.stevenlmobley.com/

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

LIBERTY, SLAVERY AND STATE SOVEREIGNTY

Robert Palmer, a constitutional, conservative candidate for a Michigan Senate seat, wrote this exceptional essay.  Mr. Palmer will be receiving the official endorsement of the Independence Caucus http://www.icaucus.ning.com/, a grassroots action group that vetts and endorses candidates in order to unseat incumbents that are beholden to big money interest groups.  His ideas ideas on how to fix Michigan are exactly what this state needs.

Liberty, Slavery, and State Sovereignty

In his book “The Law” Frederic Bastiat defines the law; “It is the collective organization of the individual right to lawful defense”. 1 You might note that the word ‘defense’ is primary to the ‘individual’ and their right to make sure they are secure in those things the individual directly controls, their life, liberty and property. Every man, woman and child is “endowed with certain unalienable Rights,”2 according to the founding document of this Nation, the ‘Articles of Incorporation of the United States of America’, which is known today as the Declaration of Independence. This contract is one that can not be broken or the whole concept of a ‘United States’ fails.

While it is commonly taught that the ‘United States Constitution’ is the founding National document nothing could be farther from the truth. The “Contract between the States” that binds them together is the Declaration of Independence. The ‘Law that comes from that contract’ is the United States Constitution. Why is this important? The Declaration of Independence is concerned with the concept of ‘personal’ liberty which is to be monitored by the States for the sake of the individual. The States “deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed”3 then advise and control the Federal Government. At least that is the way it was until recent history. Read the entire article here:  http://tinyurl.com/ppk42x
You can join Robert Palmer on his Facebook fan page at: http://tinyurl.com/ykrvacx or follow him on Twitter at www.twitter.com/robertbaycity


Friday, January 22, 2010

TEA PARTY CANDIDATE - ROBERT PALMER - 31ST DISTRICT SENATE

The Republican Party is hopefully starting to get it that we need to bring back true conservative values based on the Constitution in order to preserve the structure of this nation.  Tea Party Candidates will work with those values.
The very recent victory of Senator Brown is just another indication that the current administration and the democratic Michigan politicians were headed to far left. 

In Michigan I see more and more Tea Party candidates running for State House and Senate seats as well as for the US congressional level.

One of several candidates comes to mind.  That is Robert Palmer, who is running for the 31st State Senate seat.  Robert teaches the Constitution and is an every day citizen that got fed up with the breath taking turn in the wrong direction.  As a result he decided he can do better.  He just filed his papers and is ready to start campaigning. Here are some of his views:

Far too many candidates are touting their political background and their personal abilities, based upon their close ties to a political Party of choice. This "good ole' boy" attitude has destroyed the true political process at every level from the City Council to the White House. While Parties are needed to join together those who have similar ideals the parties must be secondary to the needs of each District, State and the Nation as a whole.



This country must return to a policy that generates professions rather than just 'jobs' and that recognizes the rights and responsibilities of each and every citizen as well as the rights of the States. Only when our Michigan citizens enjoy stable professions with above standard pay will our children be able to safely and surely move into the future.


In order for Michigan to return to a viable and credible economy and to regain rights to those State Powers granted by both the United States Constitution and the Michigan State Constitution there must be a return to the political philosophy of this Countries founders. Free market enterprise with a minimum of Governmental interference as well as a reduction in the size and scope of both State and Federal Government.
 
You can find out more about Robert on his website http://www.palmer4senate.com/  .   Robert can also be found on Facebook at http://tinyurl.com/yhgp4g6 and on Twitter at www.twitter.com/robertbaycity .