American Freedom
Property Rights
U.S. Constitution

Nov. 4th, Wichita, KS — The crowd of about thousand applauded greatly for my performances of the “Tea Party Anthem” and “2010.” After the rally, I was scheduled to leave my bus tour family for a day to fly to Washington DC. I had been asked to sing “God Bless America” at a huge rally protesting the latest health care nightmare bill at the U.S. Capitol.

We have been battling the same old nightmare that continues to morph into cause after cause and shape after shape.  Many of you thought we had beat Communism when Ronald Reagan said “Gentlemen tear down that wall”  and Communist Russia disbanded. Sadly,  it oozed into other bodies.  A lot of you don’t know it but the rope is already tightening around your little necks.

By all rights we should not be living in the United States of America today as a free people. The odds of the Patriots winning their freedom against the mighty British Empire was something like 20 to 1.

It was freedom that started America’s “engine” but it was energy that launched her down the tracks.  For most of her first 100 years, before a young America was pole vaulted onto the world stage, there were seven forms of energy.  Man power, horse power, wind power, steam power, crude direct-current electrical devices, coal and whale oil.

There was an election yesterday but you wouldn’t have known it by watching the news broadcasts. The reason for this is because this election revealed the ever growing chink in Obama’s armor and the drag his administration is adding to the Democrat bandwagon. In three of the major races yesterday the Democrats lost two incumbents and changed a term limited house member for one that will probably only last one term.

I’m going to let the cat out of the bag. I confess. The bulk of the folks attending the Tea Parties across America are good old fashion God fearing Christians. They work hard, love their families and their country. If they are racist, you cannot prove it by me.

BELLEVUE, WA – The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms today condemned Washington CeaseFire President Ral ph Fascitelli for capitalizing on the murder of Seattle Police Officer Timothy Q. Brenton by announcing a plan to lobby for a ban on so-called “assault weapons” using Brenton’s killing as a launch pad.

By Kevin Gaudet, Federal Director
One would think scrapping an extremely wasteful program like the gun registry would be easy. Of course, as it turns out, things don’t work that way in Ottawa. What started out as one piece of legislation that would end the registry, grew to three and is now back to one. In early November a vote is expected in Parliament on MP Candice Hoeppner’s Private Member’s Bill C-391, which would end the wasteful long-gun registry. As has been the tradition with Private Members’ Bills, all MPs should be allowed to vote freely on this bill.

BELLEVUE, WA – The Second Amendment Foundation, National Rifle Association and five local residents today filed a lawsuit challenging a new Seattle parks regulation that bans firearms, arguing that the ban violates Washington State’s long-standing preemption statute. They are joined by the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms and the Washington Arms Collectors.

The Maine Woods Coalition has sent out the alert, appended below, regarding the renewed political activism for Federal takeovers of private property in Maine.  This campaign is coordinated with the release of the Ken Burns/Dayton Duncan PBS “documentary” series promoting National Parks later this month.

By Joseph Quesnel

Imagine a bureaucrat appears on your front step one day to inform you city hall wants the beachfront property you held in your family for generations—and the city wants it so they can turn it into a tourist resort.

Those who are angry about the possible creation of a North American Union and are tired of being ignored by elected officials who deny the NAUs existence have an opportunity to deal with both.