Tag Archives: lobbyists

Politician Deafness & Other Natural Phenomenon

Posted on September 16, 2010 by Stubborn_Facts

By Shelli Dawdy Why do federal elected officials seem to be impervious to the objections of their constituents, specifically when those objections are voiced in large numbers? That phenomenon was very well illustrated by the drama that reached a crescendo on October 3, 2008. Congress passed the bailout bill (TARP) despite call ratios into Congressmen […] Continue reading →

Posted in Nebraska | Tagged 10th amendment, @CLIibertyC #CLCs, advocacy groups, all politics is local, Ben Nelson, besty mccoy, big government, campaigns, candidates for office, city, congress, constituents, constitutional government, Constitutional Liberty Coalition, contact with officials, county, deaf politicians, Facts are Stubborn Things, Featured, federal delegation, free enterprise, gin, government, governor, grassroots in nebraska, Health Care Debate, health care law, influence on politicians, influencing elected officials, larry pratt, Liberty, Limited Government, lobbying, lobbyist, lobbyists, local, local office, municipal, Nancy Pelosi, ne, Nebraska, nebraska legislature, politicians, politics, Principles & Philosophy, Shelli Dawdy, state, state legislature, state officials, state senators, State Sovereignty, stubborn facts, u.s. congress, u.s. senate, unicameral, us congress, us senate, who do they hear from

Insurenet and Pettigrew use Oklahoma to Peddle their Scameras in PA

Posted on July 22, 2010 by Kaye Beach

AxXiom for Liberty, The Oklahoma Watchdog, Mike McCarville and Lee Matthews of KTOK 1000 have been following and reporting on Insurenet and its (s)camera plan for months. Looks as though they may have scored a win in Pennsylvania. This woolly booger … Continue reading →

Posted in Grassroots | Tagged @CLIibertyC #CLCs, ALPR, Axioms for Liberty, Axxiom, Barry Switzer, Constitutional Liberty Coalition, ed rendell, free enterprise, InsureNet, Kaye Beach, Ken Miller, lee matthews, License Plate, license plate recognition, Limited Government, lobbyists, McCarville Report, motorists, scanners, Uncategorized, uninsured, wayne pettigrew

AxXiom for Liberty July 16,2010 Show Notes: Privately Funded Travel for Congress, Tom Coleand the Aspen Institute (for Humanistic Studies)

Posted on July 17, 2010 by Kaye Beach

Privately Funded Travel for Congress Opinions on privately sponsored trips range from enthusiasm to skepticism to outright disapproval. While some lawmakers and sponsors say the trips promote understanding, some government watchdog groups say they give… Continue reading →

Posted in Grassroots | Tagged @CLIibertyC #CLCs, activism, aspen institute, Axioms for Liberty, Axxiom, axxiom for liberty, AxXiom for Liberty Radio, china, congress, Constitutional Liberty Coalition, contributions, Corporate Lobby, free enterprise, funding, global government, Globalism, gop, islam, Kaye Beach, Limited Government, lobbyists, ngo, nonprofit, Oklahoma Independent Media, Oklahoma Politics, out of state, Tom Cole, travel, United Nations

SWITZER FUNDRAISER FOR SHANE JETT TOMORROW NIGHT

Posted on June 21, 2010 by Kaye Beach

Just FYI. Nothing wrong with raising money but wherever Barry goes Insurenet seems to follow. Dear Friend, Switzer Fundraiser Tomorrow Night Please join Coach Barry Switzer at Reception Honoring Representative Shane Jett For U.S. Congress Oklahoma H… Continue reading →

Posted in Grassroots | Tagged @CLIibertyC #CLCs, ALPR, Automatic License Plate Recognition, Axioms for Liberty, Axxiom, Constitutional Liberty Coalition, Corporate Lobby, domestic surveillance, free enterprise, fundraiser, InsureNet, Kaye Beach, Limited Government, lobbyists, shane jett, spy cams, Surveillance Technology, Switzer

7 Oklahoma Legislators Just Say No

Posted on June 15, 2010 by Kaye Beach

Rep. Jason Murphy sparks a trend. Now would be an excellent time to encourage all of our representatives to follow suit! Contact info; Rep. Murphy writes; A few weeks ago I wrote an update regarding the effort to ask the Oklahoma Ethics Commission to… Continue reading →

Posted in Grassroots | Tagged @CLIibertyC #CLCs, Anthony Sykes, Axioms for Liberty, Axxiom, Bill Brown, Charles Key, Constitutional Liberty Coalition, Ethics Commission, free enterprise, Jason Murphy, Kaye Beach, Limited Government, lobbyists, Mike Reynolds, Mike Ritze, No Gifts, Oklahoma State Government, Randy Brogdon

Biometrics Restriction Bill Defeated in NH…after legislators got a visit from the SIA Lobbyists

Posted on June 3, 2010 by Kaye Beach

http://www.scribd.com/doc/23573316/AZ-Fusion-Center-Facial-Recognition-2007 Biometrics refers to the practice of verifying a person’s identity through biologically unique identifiers. The most commonly used biometric is a finger print, although … Continue reading →

Posted in Grassroots | Tagged Axioms for Liberty, Axxiom, Biometrics, Corporate Lobby, facial rcognition, Fusion, Government Surveillance, Kaye Beach, lobbyists, New Hampshire, People Tracking, Police State, Resistance, SIA, Surveillance Technology

Oklahoma ALPR Tag Scanning Cameras Transportation Tyranny

Posted on May 24, 2010 by Kaye Beach

According to “The McCarville Report” New License Plate Part Of ‘Spy Cam’ Plan May 23, 2010 Governor Henry’s plan to install more than 200 highway “spy” cameras to record vehicle license plates has been flying below the radar in state government for more than a year and despite a few news stories about it, the […] Continue reading →

| Tagged Alliance for Toll Interoperability, ALPR, Automatic License Plate Recognition, Axioms for Liberty, Axxiom, barcode, Brad Henry, David Machamer, Domestic Policing, domestic surveillance, InsureNet, Intelligent Transportation Sysytems, interoperability, Kaye Beach, Ken Miller, legislation, License Plate, lobbyists, McCarville, Oklahoma Politics, Oklahoma State Government, oklahoma turnpike authority, open road tolling, People Tracking, spy cameras, Surveillance Technology, Switzer, tag scanning, Traffic Safety, wayne pettigrew, woolly boogers

RFID bill Oklahoma Lawmakers Led Astray by the lobbyist from the SIA

Posted on May 20, 2010 by Kaye Beach

May 11, 2010 the Oklahoma House which previously passed HB 2569 by a wide margin (76-13 with 12 excused) failed to get enough votes to override the Governor’s Veto of the Radio Frequency ID bill. Do Oklahoma legislators really think using any sort of tracking device on documents that we must carry with us nearly […] Continue reading →

| Tagged activism, Axioms for Liberty, Axxiom, Brad Henry, DC, Enhanced Drivers License, Government Surveillance, HB 2569, In-Secure Data, Kaye Beach, legislation, lobbyists, micro chip, oklahoma, Oklahoma Politics, Oklahoma State Government, paul sund, People Tracking, RFID, richard chace, security industry association, SIA, Surveillance Technology, tracking, Veto