Tag Archives: Nancy Pelosi

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

Federal Funding Tap Dance: Are States Puppets Or Partners?

Posted on August 24, 2010 by Stubborn_Facts

When considering how to get out of the way of the growing red ink tsunami gushing out of D.C., one of the first questions that comes to mind is what states can do about it. Many federal programs could be rejected by states, but they aren’t. Obviously, they want the money. Prior governors and legislators have opted to accept federal funds in an effort to tout how much they accomplish while in office, handing the strings and increased obligations to the next set of officials. Continue reading →

Posted in Nebraska, Sovereignty, States | Tagged $26 billion, 10th amendment, 9th amendment, @CLIibertyC #CLCs, antonin scalia, august recess, barbour, brady bill, Cap and Trade, city of lincoln, Constitutional Liberty Coalition, cornhusker kickback, dave heineman, Facts are Stubborn Things, Featured, federal encroachment, federal funding, federal grants, federal mandates, federal programs, federal red ink tsunami, feds, fred astaire, free enterprise, gatoraid, gin, ginger rogers, government entitlement programs, government workers unions, governor, governor heineman, governors, grassroots in nebraska, grassrootsne, health care, Healthcare, heineman, i'm in heaven, i'm your puppet, jobs bill, Limited Government, lincoln police department, mississippi, Nancy Pelosi, ne, Nebraska, nebraska department of health and human services, negrassroots, new york vs us, ninth amendment, no child left behind, Nullification, nullify, printz v united states, puppet masters, Richard Mack, second louisiana purchase, Shelli Dawdy, state aid to education, state governors, state legislators, state life boats, states puppets, stimulus bills, stimulus pushers, stubborn facts, supreme court, supreme court cases, teachers unions, tenth amendment, top hat, unfunded mandates, unicameral, union payoff

Pelosi can’t party with all those pesky reporters asking the WRONG questions

Posted on August 18, 2010 by Erick Brockway

Yesterday, Nancy Pelosi was at an event to celebrate the handing over of the 1.5 sq mi former Navy base Treasure Island in the San Francisco Bay area to local city control. Mayor Gavin Newsom, Navy Secretary Ray Mabus, and Pelosi were at the event to pat each other on the back on finally after […] Continue reading →

Posted in California | Tagged @CLIibertyC #CLCs, A TowDog's Blog, CA-8, California, CAtcot, Constitutional Liberty Coalition, Erick Brockway, free enterprise, John Dennis, Limited Government, Nancy Pelosi, November 2010, Opinion, politics

Struggling Blumenauer Calls in Big Guns as Lopez Moves Within Striking Distance

Posted on August 16, 2010 by SCrosnoe

Pelosi appeared at a Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee fundraiser at the Portland home of Rep. Earl Blumenauer, who is struggling to maintain a Democratic majority in the face of continued high unemployment and negative ratings in polls. Continue reading →

Posted in Oregon, Webcasts | Tagged @CLIibertyC #CLCs, Archives, blumenauer, congress, congressional race, Constitutional Liberty Coalition, Delia Lopez, earl, free enterprise, house or representatives, Limited Government, lopez, Nancy Pelosi, news, orgeon, pelosi, Podcasts, poll, Radio, Webcasts

California: John Dennis ready to take on Pelosi!

Posted on June 9, 2010 by SCrosnoe

[1:11AM 06/09/10 Reposting with Editor’s note: Congratulations just sent to John Dennis on his primary win – see his facebook page since the MSM is not giving timely results on this wonderful victory!]

John Dennis is ready to take on Nancy Pelosi. Vote in the primary June 8th in California. Visit his website http://johndennis2010.com for more information. John Dennis, an accomplished businessman and entrepreneur, has been a pro-liberty Republican for a quarter century. John, his wife Heather and daughter Devan, make their home in the Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco. Continue reading →

Posted in California, Features, Grassroots, Sovereignty | Tagged #r3s, @CLIibertyC #CLCs, California primary, Constitution, Constitutional Liberty Coalition, END the FED #ENDtheFED, free enterprise, Grassroots Projects, John Dennis, Limited Government, Nancy Pelosi, R3publican, R3publicans, Republican Liberty Caucus, Ron Paul, San Francisco, Sandra Crosnoe, Stop the Bailout #OFTB, Teaparty

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