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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) intends to purchase sixty Remington Model 870 Police RAMAC #24587 12 gauge pump-action shotguns for the Criminal Investigation Division.

Solicitation Number:
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New equipment only; no remanufactured products.
Marc A Feinberg,
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Phone: 510-637-2152
Fax: 510-637-2110
Kyong H. Watson,
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Phone: 415-848-4721

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We need to rise above fear, hesitation, and partisan politics–to give the government all the power it needs to solve all our problems.

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http://blog.aynrandcenter.org/state-of-the-union-in-one-sentence/
That was the message of President Obama’s State of the Union address, which named dozens of problems in America and not once suggested that individual rights, liberty, or freedom were the solution.

From a quick reading of the speech, some statistics:

* Number of times President Obama said “I”: 105–mainly pushing for the government programs he seeks to pass.
* Number of times President Obama said “individual rights”: 0.
* Number of times President Obama said “liberty”: 0.
* Number of times President Obama said “freedom”: 1–but it was freedom for Afghanistan.

William Redpath has served as the Chairman of the Libertarian Party since 2006.
William Redpath

"Tonight's speech was a reminder that, for decades, the policies of Republicans and Democrats alike have failed. Libertarians are asking people to take matters into their own hands. Instead of just complaining, we're encouraging ordinary Americans to step up and run for Congress on the Libertarian Party ballot line.

"I can say exactly the same thing about President Obama's speech tonight that I said about George W. Bush's State of the Union speech in January 2008: 'Tonight's State of the Union address went much as expected. Instead of calling for a more limited role of the federal government in American society, the President laid out plans that would only increase the government's intervention into the realm of economics, health care, education and foreign policy.'

"I am weary of the President's unspoken premise that only government--indeed, only the federal government--can accomplish good in our society.

"President Obama seems to be totally blind to the concept that government can cause problems rather than solve them. His speech was filled with 'More': more handouts, more spending, more programs, more bailouts, more regulations. We Libertarians want less government, not more.

"Not to be outmatched by the Democrats, the Republican Party conveyed its lack of seriousness in addressing this nation's government spending problems by having Bob McDonnell, Virginia Governor for eleven (11) days, deliver its rebuttal to the President. If they were really serious about addressing the dire fiscal circumstances of this nation, they would have had Paul Ryan, a six-term congressman from Wisconsin, who has proposed the most serious plan of anyone in the two older parties to keep us from going off a fiscal cliff.

"Last week, Alan Auerbach, Professor of Economics and Law at UC Berkeley and US government fiscal policy expert, said that the Democratic and Republican parties are in a 'death embrace' with their government spending. The only political party that is rationally and forthrightly addressing the need to cut government spending and end our culture of ever expanding entitlements is the Libertarian Party.

"As Americans lose hope in Obama, we Libertarians are warning voters against running back to the Republicans who got us into such big messes in the first place. Republicans started the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Republicans made the false intellectual case for bailing out banks and car companies. Republicans argued that deficits don't matter. Republicans gave us the giant Medicare expansion bill.

"The President's suggestion of a 'spending freeze' was especially ludicrous and insulting to the intelligence of Americans. The amounts involved are minuscule, and Congress won't accept them anyway. Will Obama sign the spending bills that ignore his 'freeze'? You bet he will. Instead, the President should demand across-the-board cuts in all areas, including entitlements.

"The President talked a lot about jobs. Unfortunately, the policies he supports are responsible for most of the unemployment we see today. High taxes, minimum wage laws, hiring regulations, firing regulations, mandatory unemployment benefits, and other government interference make it much more difficult for businesses to hire and keep employees. As expected, the President's prescription is to increase the dosage of this government poison.

"While our nation is declining dangerously right now, a turnaround could be straightforward and simple with steps like these: 1. Bring our troops home from Iraq and Afghanistan; 2. Stop rewarding failed companies with bailouts; 3. Cut taxes and spending and let the free market work.

"Finally, on the matter of political rhetoric, I call upon the two older parties to stop spoon feeding politics to the American people as if we are a bunch of overgrown children. These are difficult times that call for more than rhetorical flourish or positioning a group of diverse people around a politician. Older party politicians need to be specific about their proposed policies, as Libertarians are.

"And, I know I'm probably just wasting electrons, but can't we go back to the days in which the President sent a copy of his speech to Congress and left it at that. The speech last night took 1/7000th of an entire year. I think the vast majority of the American people would agree that we have better ways to spend our time."

Dear Friends and Family,
www.prindleforcongress.com
Next month, February 27, will mark one year since the Tea Party Movement has taken hold in the US. As you know, I have been a supporter of the cause. In commemoration of the event, I am setting off a mini money-bomb. Don't know what a money bomb is? Well, candidates like Rep Ron Paul and Debra Medina have successfully used this technique to garner large amounts of donations. A specific date and goal are set for donations and pledges on that day. It is a great tool. On November 5th, Rep Paul received close to $12 million dollars on one day! Money bombs are generally tied to significant dates. In the Paul example, November 5th represents the Guy Fawkes uprising in England several hundred years ago. www.prindleforcongress.com

I have set a meager goal of $3,500 for February 27th (this was also my Mamaw’s birthday, so it holds double meaning for our family). This money is needed to further campaign efforts and future money-bombs that will explode nationally. I have tentatively hired some political consultants to set-up the national money-bomb efforts and marketing campaign. Their initial costs are (you guessed it) $3,500. The national money bombs are expected to net figures between $15-20,000 each. We will set 4 money-bombs in action throughout the campaign. The first one will be April 15 (Tax Day), followed by, July 4th, September 11th, and a TBD date (perhaps Aug 16?…who can tell me the significance of that day?). www.prindleforcongress.com

So, your contribution for this mini money-bomb will be the seed for a large and extensive fundraising campaign that will culminate in a historic victory! www.prindleforcongress.com

I have chosen to ask you, my family and close friends first. With your contribution, you will have the knowledge that you personally started the big step of fundraising for my ‘Drive to the House’ campaign. This a huge and crucial role for you in my campaign as well as the morale. And, so, I ask for your contribution, in return you will know that it is YOU that started my ‘Drive to the House’ and voiced your support for the whole Tea Party Movement.

Please contribute here. There will be added functionality to this site very soon to set automatic monthly donations. Please note that contributions now are for the Primary (which is a convention for the Libertarians). After I am formally nominated (since I do not have any competition inside the party, it is a forgone conclusion), then all campaign limits will zero out and you may start anew within the campaign limits. So, I want you all to know that I will be on the November ballot.

You are the ones that I trust the most, rely on the most, and depend on always. So, with your generous donation, you will know that you have launched a campaign that will end with me representing the Historic Seat of the Texas 4th District.

I thank you in advance for your very kind donation. Please stay tuned to the site as we track our goal throughout February. Remember that no gift is too small (but, FEC says some are too big though!) Who will be THE ONE that will carry us to the $3,500 goal?

In Liberty,

Jim Prindle
Candidate, U.S. House of Representatives (TX-4)
214.909.2311
jim.prindle@verizon.net
www.prindleforcongress.com

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Cecil Ince

Despite the tidy-whitie terrorist’s abject failure, the TSA isn’t taking the chance that some other mental defective who can’t pass the entrance exam at suicide bomber school might try the exact same tactic at some later date.
http://abeginnersguidetofreedom.blogspot.com/2010/01/lagniappe-january-2...
They decreed that from then on no one would be allowed to use blankets or visit the lavatory during the last hour of a flight. Take that, Al Qaeda scum!
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