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Title: National Right to Work Act Petition
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Rand Paul email
URL Source: http://freedom4um.com/cgi-bin/postarticle.cgi
Published: Jun 3, 2012
Author: Rand Paul
Post Date: 2012-06-03 10:09:14 by Phant2000
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Views: 197
Comments: 9
I don't know how to properly post this, so am sending the link: http://righttoworkcommittee.org/rprtwa_petition.aspx Perhaps someone will know how to post the entire email so the reader will get the full affect?
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#1. To: Phant2000 (#0)
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Dear Concerned American, You have an historic opportunity to break the cycle of tax-and-spend, political corruption and out of control budgets caused by Big Labor’s compulsory union power. But you must strike now to make Congressmen and Senators choose between standing with the 80% of Americans who oppose forced unionism and Big Labor's multi-billion dollar political machine. It will be an epic, historic battle and your support is critical. Sincerely, Rand Paul U.S. Senator, (R-KY) P.S. After signing the petition below, please consider chipping in with a donation of $10, $25 or more to the National Right to Work Committee. If you have never given to the Committee before, please know that your first donation will be matched by a generous donor, dollar for dollar, to double your impact! National Right to Work Act Petition to: My U.S. Senators and Congressman Whereas: Federal law permits Big Labor to confiscate $8 billion from American workers’ paychecks every year just to get or keep a job;
In 2010, the percentage of workers belonging to a union in the United States (or total labor union "density") was 11.4%, compared to 18.6% in Germany, 27.5% in Canada, and 70% in Finland.[1] Union membership in the private sector has fallen under 7%[2] — levels not seen since 1932. In other words 7% of working Americans are to blame for the budget and government corruption????? Rand Paul is indeed a republican just like his Father, and will take his marching orders from Oromney and Wall St.
Rand Paul is much closer to the communitarian Republican model/agenda than the conservative. The most powerful lobbying groups are AIPAC and big corporations. So far have not heard him say much about their influence. Is Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), son of iconic Texas Republican Rep. Ron Paul, planning to “rewrite” the traditional nationalist and non-interventionist foreign policy stance of the grassroots movement that’s coalesced around his father’s two consecutive bids for the GOP presidential nomination? Is the younger Paul planning to make moves to capture the support of pro-Israel Christian evangelicals by shifting away from his own father’s stands which have, in the past, alienated those voters? That’s the well-founded speculation emerging in the wake of a provocative and revealing article that appeared on May 3, 2012 in Business Insider (BI). One key Iowa evangelical, David Lane—who opposed Ron Paul in 2008 and 2012—has approached Rand Paul about a trip to Israel. BI said Lane’s overture was “part of a larger discussion about Rand’s position on the Jewish state, which has been a political landmine for the elder Paul.”
#5. To: bush_is_a_moonie (#4)
One day in the Senate, Rand made this statement. "Doctors have a......RIGHT......to make a comfortable living."
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Whereas: This forced unionism breeds violent strikes and a hate-the-boss mentality which drive good jobs overseas, jack up prices and risk re-igniting inflation:
Whereas: Union bosses use this forced-dues fortune to corrupt our political system with over a billion dollars every election cycle;
Whereas: Union-puppet politicians routinely vote for higher taxes, bailouts, job-killing bureaucracy and even more porkbarrel spending keeping our nation locked in recession;
Therefore: I urge you in the strongest possible terms to strike a blow for freedom and American prosperity by co-sponsoring and casting your every vote in favor the National Right to Work Act.
#3. To: christine (#1)
", political corruption and out of control budgets caused by Big Labor’s compulsory union power."
#4. To: Cynicom (#3)
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