STANDING TOGETHER � DEFENDING LIBERTY � LET FREEDOM RING Volume1, No. 7
www.albuquerqueteaparty.com October
20. 2009
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OCTOBER EVENTS! JOIN US AND BRING A FRIEND!
Health Care Town Hall Forum
When: Oct 21,2009
Time: 7:30-9:30 pm
Where: Central NM Community College
Main Campus Auditorium, Rm. 100
117 University Blvd SE (corner of University Blvd SE and Coal Ave SE)
Guest Panel:
Dr. Barry Krakow, MD, Dr. Rick Morlen, DMD, Dr. David Leech, MD,
Dr. Gay Bernitsky, MD, Toni Williams, former NM Director of Community
Based Health Care, Gabrielle Kotoski, RN, author, lecturer, and Health
Care Insurance Claims expert
American Patriot Meet and Greet!
When: Oct 30, 2009
Time: 6:30 pm
Where: Independence Grill
6910 Montgomery Blvd. NE (just west of Louisiana) Particulars: This is the first in a series of events intended to get
like-minded Americans together for some fun and a good cause! Come in
costume as your favorite patriot or come as yourself. Please send an
RSVP to [email protected] by
October 26th. Just put "Patriot Party" in the subject line, along with
the number attending. We can only accommodate the first 200 people, so
get your RSVP in today!
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THE ATP COMMUNITY OUTREACH SURVEY! By ATP Newsletter Staff
ATP's Community Outreach Team launched its Target November 2010 effort on
Wednesday, October 7, 2009, with a survey designed to gather information about what
you think is important and to begin
to organize ATP supporters with friends and neighbors, block by block. Read more
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GOVERNOR RICHARDSON SPENDS MILLIONS UNCONSTITUTIONALLY!
From The Rio Grande
Foundation Media Matters
Since 2003, Governor Bill Richardson has been spending
tens of millions of dollars of public funds without Legislative authorization. These
funds have been received into the state treasury under Federal economic relief
and stimulus bills. Richardson has unilaterally been deciding how these funds
should be spend, in violation of the state constitution which rests the power
to appropriate public money solely with the Legislature. Read more
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THE SENATE'S MASSIVE WELFARE EXPANSION By Dennis G. Smith From The Heritage Foundation
One
issue in the Baucus health care bill has not received the attention it
deserves: Half of the reduction in the uninsured will result from the
enrollment of millions of Americans in Medicaid. Read more
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UK UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE BYPASSED BY ITS OWN WORKERS
By Thomas Lifson in American Thinker
Stunning! Britain's
National Health Service care standards may be good enough for ordinary folks,
but the people who work there know better. They are getting taxpayer money to
pay for their own private care. The UK Times reports:
The National Health Service has spent �1.5m
paying for hundreds of its staff to have private health treatment so they can
leapfrog their own waiting lists. Read more
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CAP AND TRADE UPDATE
By ATP Supporter Paul Becht
In my previous discussion I
stated that Chairman Henry Waxman of the House Energy & Commerce Committee
placed the 1,000+ page Cap and Trade bill on a fast track for passage without
allowing time to evaluate the merits of the bill, let alone, at least, read it,
and that the Bill passed the House of Representatives. Cap and Trade is now before the U. S. Senate,
and our senior Senator, Jeff Bingaman, has expressed his intention to vote for
it. Read more
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THEORY AND PRACTICE
By ATP Supporter John Kelly, first published in The American Thinker
Let me introduce you to theory and practice. In theory, we should all get along. In practice, we don't. In theory, winter should start on December
21st. In practice, it doesn't. In theory, all of the brilliantly educated
people of the world should learn enough about everything to insure that
everything that could possibly ever happen is foreseen, has a contingency plan
and is taken care of neatly. In practice
. . . wait a minute. That's not even decent
theory. Who do we think we are? God? Read more
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Obama Hasn't Closed the Health-Care Sale
Wait until the voters figure out how Congress is proposing
to pay for reform!
By Karl Rove, weekly columnist at The Wall Street AJournal
Now that the Senate Finance Committee has voted for the
health-care bill drafted by Montana Democratic Sen. Max Baucus, negotiations over
the real bill can begin in Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's cozy Capitol
hideaway. It won't be easy.
Democrats now face a central problem for any governing
party: How to pass a major piece of legislation when there are a lot of sharply
different ideas about what should be in it. Trying to reconcile what Democrats
in the House prefer with what Democrats in the Senate want is already opening
up divisions among the party's supporters. Read more
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