Charlie Brown and The Forgotten Man.
November 3, 2008
“The state cannot get a cent for any man without taking it from some other man, and this latter must be a man who has produced and saved it. This latter is the Forgotten Man.” -- William Graham Sumner
Press Release: "Taxpayers Would Pay Huge Bill for Charlie Brown’s Proposed Spending Spree.
Health Care, Energy Plan, Wall Street Bailout and T. Boone Pickens Giveaway would Cost Taxpayers trillions.
It's always easy to spend other people's money. But Charlie Brown has a proposed spending spree that makes even his Texas oil man billionaire friend T. Boone Pickens blush. Here's a look at what Charlie would spend his constituents' money on:
$700 billion for the Wall Street bailout. Without even knowing the details of who the money was going to or how it would be repaid, Charlie endorsed Nancy Pelosi's taxpayer giveaway.
$27.5 billion annually for a healthcare plan. Charlie has signed the Children's Defense Fund pledge to provide socialized health care. The figure is an average of the total federal cost of the program for the first five years. It rises to $37.265 billion a year in fiscal year 2012.
$40 billion annually for the American World Service Corps. According to their proposal to Congress, a group called the People's Lobby wants to put one million "peace" volunteers from the United States into countries around the world that are in turmoil. Brown signed on to create this taxpayer-funded international social-engineering project. It would be paid for by imposing a 3% surtax on 1.3 million American households, a 5% tax on the revenues from the estate tax, and a tax on imported goods.
$1 trillion for the T. Boone Pickens' Energy Independence Pledge. This is an attempt to give government subsidies to a Texas billionaire to develop and market his natural gas holdings.
$100 billion Charlie Brown Energy Plan. His plan calls for the U.S. government to convert from traditional to alternative energy sources in seven years.
'At a time of crisis for main-street America, Charlie Brown is proposing spending billions of taxpayers' money unproven health care and energy schemes, payouts to Wall Street millionaires and subsidies to a Texas billionaire. This reckless approach would put our federal government even deeper in debt while penalizing people who work hard and pay their taxes,' said Bill George, McClintock for Congress Communications Director."
Tomorrow is Election Day. 4th District voters, please keep this in mind.
You are The Forgotten Man.
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Voters,
Don't be forgotten. Don't vote for McClintock. He can't even vote for himself but he wants you to vote for him so he can go hear himself speak in the U.S. Capitol. He doesn't give a rip about this district. He still has his 2010 statewide election campaign accounts open.
Send the Venturian Candidate back to Ventura County.
Please vote for Charlie Brown tomorrow. Thank you.
Voters, Charlie Brown is The Forgotten Man's worst enemy. Tom McClintock is The Forgotten Man's strongest and smartest ally. But don't take my word for it. Let's hear how how Brian Kennedy describes Tom...
Introduction of Senator Tom McClintock by Claremont Institute President Brian Kennedy:
"Our speaker this evening used to be a member of our staff. We still count him among our number.
He is a man who has dedicated his life to fighting for freedom here in the state of California, but it is a fight that extends all the way to Washington and the issue of what it means to be a citizen.
Tom McClintock is today a state senator, having also served as a state assemblyman. ...it is Tom McClintock who understands the state budget backwards and forwards and knows just what a fraud is being perpetrated on the California taxpayer with what is going on with the (Gray Davis) Administration—and he explains this regularly to the state press corps.
Tom has been recognized as one of the leading minds in California politics for better than 20 years now. Before rejoining the legislature he served as Director of Economic and Regulatory Affairs for the Claremont Institute's Golden State Center for Policy Studies. There he wrote on the state budget and was a leading scholar on Proposition 209 that ended quotas and preferences in California state government.
Tom is an old friend of mine and is a rare commodity in Sacramento. The reason is because he works harder than everyone, he does not bend on principle, and he does not give up the fight, no matter what the odds are... It is a great pleasure to introduce a great Californian, Senator Tom McClintock".
Hey "winston" did you find your missing dog yet out there in the galaxy ?
Look at all those last minute donations coming in to McClintock from out of state and out of district. All those people Doolittle earmarked for. No wonder Aaron Klein didn't want those emails going out about how he wanted McClintock's campaign manager 's son to be the lobbyist for Sierra College. Listen to those robocalls. Read that phony- baloney made up story about where the calls are coming from.
Mmmm, hmm. We don't need this. Send the carpetbagger back to L. A.
Vote Local for Local Control. Vote Charlie Brown.