Latest News!Written By Comment Count Comment Last Three October 08, 2008
Chuck Floyd
Senator John McCain and all Americans should be questioning Obama about his friendships and business relationships. With friends like Bill Ayers and others from Chicago, he would never get a security clearance as a government employee. Why should we hand over the keys to the White House to this guy?
Senator John McCain challenged his Democratic presidential opponent Sen. Barack Obama's honor and honesty and must focus on Obama's character. "My opponent's touchiness every time he is questioned about his record should make us only more concerned," Mr. McCain said in New Mexico, suggesting that Mr. Obama was hiding something. "It's as if somehow the usual rules don't apply, and where other candidates have to explain themselves and their records, Senator Obama seems to think he is above all that." As a GS employee, he could not even get a security clearance. -
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October 04, 2008
Chuck Floyd
We demand Congressional hearings on the economic crisis and the below individuals must be targeted. WHERE ARE THEY NOW? FRANKLIN RAINES? Raines works for the Obama Campaign as Chief Economic Advisor TIM HOWARD? Howard is also a Chief Economic Advisor to Obama JIM JOHNSON? Johnson hired as a Senior Obama Finance Advisor and was selected to run Obama's Vice Presidential Search Committee -
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October 03, 2008
Chuck Floyd
Again, federal and local law enforcement agencies understand that illegal immigration equals gangs and a high crime rate. Since 2005, ICE has arrested more than 8,000 immigrant gangsters from more than 700 different gangs under an initiative known as Operation Community Shield. States like Maryland and counties like Montgomery County that "welcome" illegal immigrants have seen a big increase in gangs and crime. Local law enforcement agencies that shun involvement with immigration law enforcement are missing an opportunity to protect their communities. Every law-abiding citizen should be in revolt and demanding that these elected politicians be removed from office. This is a "National Crisis" and must be addressed. -
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October 02, 2008
Chuck Floyd
Senator McCain must oppose the Senate Bailout Bill and come up with a new plan that the House Republicans can pass. In the current form, the Senate Bill is grand larceny of the bank accounts of Americans. If Senator McCain wants to win the Presidential election, he must expose the "pork" and be a leader on this issue. All businessmen are against this bill. All taxpayers are against this bill. Put the money in the market for "liquidity", but do not bail out the executives who made the bad decisions. Senator McCain--wake up, be forceful and lead on this issue. You are not running for the Senate where you have to get along--you are running for President where you have to lead. -
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October 01, 2008
Chuck Floyd
I am opposed to a "bailout" of Congressional responsibility for the economic mess that we are now experiencing. We need to ensure the market has the money to loan "qualified" borrowers, not the politically correct who cannot pay back their loans.
We need confidence in the ability of the political process to produce a rational, bold response that lets the market correct itself. Let's start by unwinding the many government mistakes that created the housing bubble, repealing the various laws and regulations specifically designed to put people into homes that they could not afford. Let's scrap the Community Reinvestment Act, break up Fannie and Freddie, and put the pieces back in the private sector. If "liquidity" and the availability of capital is the immediate problem, let's repeal the tax on capital gains and other tax provisions that punish savings and capital accumulation. The Flat Tax does all of this in one fell swoop. And, finally, let's repeal the various distortions in corporate accounting policies like Sarbanes-Oxley. -
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September 30, 2008
Chuck Floyd
Elected Democrat officials in Congress are playing with America's future due to politics and wanting to win an election. They put their party ahead of the average taxpayer. They created the rules and policies of Freddie and Fannie and have allowed the market to use "no money down, no pay check, and no common sense" to ruin the financial system. They created a system where their friends made millions of dollars at taxpayer expense. -
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September 30, 2008
Chuck Floyd
When Governor Ehrlich was in office, all of the Democrats opposed slots purely due to politics. Now that the Democrats control the Executive Office, the House, and the Senate, they want voters to now give them slots. Why? It all has to do with power and money. They want to force slots on Maryland due to the fiscial crisis. Why not cut expenses, especially the hundreds of millions of dollars that support illegal immigrants? All voters in Maryland should vote "NO" to slots to show the politicians that we are tired of their empty promises and spending our money on "NON-GOVERNMENT" functions. Voters do not trust the politicians to use money form the slot machines in a manner that will benefit taxpayers. -
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September 24, 2008
Chuck Floyd
The Iranian nuclear issue and the future of U.S.-Iran relations are among the most important and controversial subjects in this U.S. presidential campaign. When the leader of Iran comes out in support of Senator Obama, the American people have to ask the question---Why? Iran knows that Senator McCain will keep the diplomatic hard-line. Escalating international pressure over Iran's nuclear program are giving Tehran a very hard time, and officials there are struggling to curtail the impact of sanctions on the Iranian economy. -
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September 24, 2008
Chuck Floyd
Does anyone remember the RTC? This government bailout was supposed to be once in a life time rescue of the real estate market. However, the multi-millionaires on Wall Street now want the American taxpayer to rescue them--again. The current crisis has been caused by Congress and the financial institutions who have reaped millions of dollars in fees for BAD LOANS.
The massive federal "scheme" ($700 billion and apparently growing) to have taxpayers buy up bad mortgages that is currently being cobbled together by the Bush administration and a bipartisan coalition on Capitol Hill is a terrible idea. It constitutes a large transfer of wealth from the American taxpayer in an effort to revive failed private-sector businesses that should be permitted to fail - something that is essential if a free-market capitalist system is to survive and prosper in the future. -
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September 22, 2008
Chuck Floyd
Recently, hackers broke into a Yahoo e-mail account belonging to Republican vice-presidential candidate Gov. Sarah Palin, turning up personal e-mails and photos from state officials and family members. The hacker has been traced to the son of an elected Democrat. Remember when the private account, credit report, and other personal information of Mike Steele, Maryland's ex-Lt. Gov., was illegally taken? Remember who did this? The senior US Senator from New York was the individual responsible for this hack job. He fired a low staffer, but never was held responsible. Why? -
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September 16, 2008
Chuck Floyd
The economic condition of the US is a direct result of actions by the US Congress. The Congress and the Bush Administration both wanted more low income individuals as home owners. The Feds and the market created new investment instruments (i.e. hedge funds) to run up the markets and Wall-Street profits. New programs were established where an individual did not have to put any money down and the margains were lowered. Therefore, with these liberal rules and nothing down scheme, people did not have "any skin in the game" and are just walking from their mortgages. Look at the millions of dollars the senior executives of Freddie and Fannie have made at the investor and tax payer expense! -
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September 16, 2008
Chuck Floyd
We as Americans should be concerned about the below issues for this Presidential election: Protecting Family Values Jumpstarting the American Economy Winning the War Against Terror Defending the 2nd Amendment Safe & Secure America -
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September 12, 2008
Chuck Floyd
DHS is not stopping illegal aliens and drug runners from coming across our southern border. The reason is political. We have the technology and the engineering capability to stop all illegal traffic, but our administration elects not to fully implement the plan approved by Congress. We need to rely less on high tech solutions and use low-tech solutions that work. I, as a retired military officer, wrote a border security plan that works, but DHS has the wrong Con Ops and the wrong contracting plan.
Homeland Security Department officials Wednesday defended management of the effort to deploy a virtual fence along the Southern border, saying that they would rather delay implementation to ensure the program works. I can direct this border security program so it works and our nation is secured. -
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September 11, 2008
Chuck Floyd
Senator Obama wears bright red lipstick when he is talking about America and what he wants to do to and for the American people. When you look at his votes, the people he has as friends, his liberal ideas, his tax policies, his lack of experience, and his stance on the military, his lip stick fades. This is when his statement is true---you can put lip stick on a pig, but you still have a pig.
Americans cannot trust his actions, his votes, his experience, his friends, or anything about this person. He has the most liberal record in the US Senate and never votes for any bill that requires a tough decision. This Senator is an empty-suit. I am asking American to look at this individual and determine what kind of lip stick he is wearing and how soon will it fade. Obama's lip stick will fade by November and the American public will not elect this individual due to his past decisions and his lack of experience. -
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September 11, 2008
Chuck Floyd
September 11, 2001 is a day of heroes and graphic historic events. Everyone remembers where they were and what they were doing when they heard the news that terrorists had murdered three thousand of their countrymen in the Pentagon, the World Trade Center and a Pennsylvania cornfield. -
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September 04, 2008
Chuck Floyd
As soon as Sara Palin's speech was over, the media said that she "read a great prepared speech by a Bush speech writer". She clearly informed the American public of the differences in goals and policy between the parties. All political speeches are written by professionals with input from the candidates. Since this was a great Regean-like speech, she is being attacked by the Democrats.
She also showed she could punch with the political brawlers, belittling Mr. Obama's campaign as a "journey of personal discovery" and contrasting her path from PTA mom and city council member to Mr. Obama's start as a community organizer in Chicago. -
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September 03, 2008
Chuck Floyd
Congrats to the Republican Party on their decision on not counting illegal immigrants in OUR US Census. This is one of the ways that Democrats cheat and commit voter fraud. Maryland is an example--Governor Martin O'Malley provided illegals with a driver's license, then they get an ID card from CASA, use CASA's address for their bills and then CASA helps them register to vote. The 2008 Republican platform says the makeup of Congress should be determined by counting only those legally residing in the United States in the next census. No other country in the world lets illegal immigrants vote in their elections and determine policy. -
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September 03, 2008
Chuck Floyd
Senator Joe Lieberman spoke well at the Republican Convention, but where does he stand? When the Republicans helped him win back his Senate seat, he still sided and voted with the Democrats. He had the choice of partnering with the Republicans, but did not. So why is he now supporting John McCain and not the inexperienced Obama? -
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September 02, 2008
Chuck Floyd
John McCain's choice of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate is brilliant. Her individualism matches McCain's. McCain always does the unexpected and is the real "change agent" in this election. McCain will bring POSITIVE CHANGE to America and his new slogan is "America First". -
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August 29, 2008
Chuck Floyd
Chris Van Hollen is up to his usual tricks again--blaming Republicans for everything and trying to divide people. He spends little time in the 8th District representing the legal tax-paying Montgomery County citizens. He is out recruiting more Democrats across the nation and pushing a "divide and conquer" political agenda. Maryland Rep. Chris Van Hollen, the House Democrats' chief fundraiser, said Thursday his Republican counterparts are using "shadowy organizations" to skirt campaign finance laws and target Democratic candidates nationwide. "There are these shadowy groups out there who can spend an unlimited amount of unaccountable money," Mr. Van Hollen said in a newsmaker interview with The Washington Times. "That is what Freedom's Watch is geared up to do." What does he think the Democrat Party does with hundreds of millions of dollars? I say that Van Hollen cannot handle the truth and wants to limit free speech. He wants everyone who does not agree with him to just go away. Well, Chris--why don't you go away? You are very partisian and a very left-leaning liberal. You feel that you are safe in the 8th District and can do anything you want while those who live in Montgomery County have to put up with your nonsense. I suggest that you "move on" with your liberal Move-On.org organization. -
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