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Q&A on HB-3200 and its effect on VA
Healthcare and Tri-Care for active/retired military and dependents. U.S. Funds the Taliban (All right thinking Americans need to read this) www.thenation.com/doc/20091130/roston The U.S. Senate passes H.R. 1 by a vote of 61-37. Review the following votes by each Senator: The Southern States Senators highlighted in red voted NAY. The stimulus bill is now law. Also remember to vote against these senators at their next election. They voted against police officers and veterans and don't deserve our support. They only serve the interests of fat cat donors. Police and veterans organizations as a rule don't support politicians with money so they don't pay much attention to us. We need to recruit good qualified candidates to oppose incumbents who ignore us.
GOP Incumbents will face challengers in November 2008. The Five challengers all are prior military service and together have a combined 75 years of military service. Where is our future? How our politicians of both parties fail both military veterans and peace officers and what we can do to to stop it. Statistics indicate that older citizens are likely to vote three time more often than younger citizens. Since peace officers and military veterans are microcosms of our community, we believe that we can assume that these statistics also apply to us. So ask yourself: If you're the politician, would you look after the 20% you never here from-or the 80 % who vote, call, visit or write to you and organize lobbies to influence you? Silent voters almost never prevail. The Southern States Police and Veterans wants rank and file peace officers and veterans to find their voice and become a vital part of the political action. Let's hold our local politicians accountable for their action or lack of action on peace officers and veterans issues. Visit www.g-cops.org/voterguide/index.htm to find out who supports you and who don't. Then vote accordingly in 2008.
GAO says VA is using
tricky math. The Bush administration is lying to veterans.
AMVETS POST 9 Sunday Afternoon Bingo 2:PM - 4: P.M. bingo/raffle program. The Bingo Hall is located at the DAV Chapter 56/230 Airview Drive and N. Lumpkin RD. Card Fees: Minimum purchase is $25 (6) packs. $30 (12) packs, Ad on packs $2 each. You could win up to $1,725 in Cash at each Sunday bingo/raffle session. As with all local bingo halls, some restrictions may apply when attendance/receipts dictate. The Southern States Police & Veterans is conducting
fund raising for 2008. Coming January 2009 to Hamilton, Georgia.
Check our website often for details. We conduct raffles and/or cash
giveaways before/after the bingo session. We may giveaway a minimum
of $1,725 - $2,500 in The bingo hall is located @ Disabled American Veterans, Fountain City Chapter 56, 230 Airview Drive, Columbus, Georgia 31903. Driving Directions: Take North Lumpkin Road @ Captain D's turn right at the 1st street. See the large Night Club on the right side of N Lumpkin Road.
An analysis of the U.S. Flag Desecration Amendment by First Amendment Center. 'First Report' examines impact of proposed flag amendment.
Is Zigzag Zell a liar and hypocrite? Will Forte, the over-the-top
comic who plays Zell Miller on "Saturday Night Live," just received
a carload of fresh material. Miller has been caught with his hand in
the taxpayers' cookie jar - 2007-2008 Election Cast your vote on the following issues at www.G-COPS.org/poll.asp
A story from the past of how the republicans brought
old King Roy down. Written by Bill Shipp, Georgia Trend Magazine.
Texas Court finds Delay's PAC guilty of violating
Texas campaign laws". Delay Indicted and arraigned. A trial date has not been set. Term Limits for Mayor and Council. The time has come for us to consider placing term limits on our Columbus elected officials. Educate yourself about term limits and why its become important to get rid of politicians who are only serving their own interest or those of their friends and not the average citizen. A good place to begin the discussion and learn what you can do to change the political environment of Columbus is by visiting www.ustl.org Bob Hydrick's Commentary, Sunday May 8, 2005 Columbus Ledger-Enquirer. What can I say? Well, I say our former mayor has it exactly right. So lets think outside of the box! As I have recommended to some on council, including the mayor, we can put the issue back to the voters in a referendum with language that would spell out clearly the purposes that the one-cent sales tax could be used for. The only two uses allowed under this plan would be for purposes of Public Services and Public Safety. We need to put the brakes on all of this nonsense of trying to keep up with other cities in Georgia and around the world. If the mayor, council and their special interest friends want to have a bike trail, hotel rooms and whatever other big ideas they can come up with, let them form an investment cartel and use their own money to invest in these projects. One other fact that Bob didn't mention and that is the complete lack of business acumen on part of this mayor/council who have been managing our affairs for years. The time has come to fire them and bring in a new management team. Ed Richards currently serves in the VFW Action Corp, as Chairman of Legislative Affairs for VFW Post 12002 and the 5th District, Department of Georgia. President Bush has issued his proposed budget request for 2006. The VFW's Legislative Action Alert says veterans Health Care and Benefits: "Brink of Disaster". The Corp is calling upon all VFW Members and the members of other veterans organizations to contact their representatives and express their outrage. The president's VA budget proposal would cause 220,000 veterans to stop receiving treatment at VA hospitals. 28,000 fewer veterans would not get long-term care such as nursing home care. Over 3,000 healthcare personnel would be eliminated in an already understaffed health care environment. Hundreds of thousands of veterans would have to pay hundreds of extra dollars out of their own pocket because of increased co-payments and enrollment fees. What can you do to fight this battle? Write your Elected Officials by clicking on links on the index tab or call and tell your Congressman/Senators that you are outraged with the President's budget for veterans healthcare. Let them know of the devastating effect this budget would have on veterans depending on their earned healthcare. Inform them that you expect the congress to fully fund the VA healthcare system, by providing the $3.4 billion more than the President requested. This amount is called for by the VFW and the Independent Budget. Your representatives care about what their constituents think. With your efforts, we can make a difference in the lives of veterans who have sacrificed much on behalf of the citizens of this great country.
May 6, 2005
Immigration out of control: visit
www.fairus.org
to see how Georgia is impacted by the policies of our
politicians.
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Come and play bingo with us and your 4 DIGIT SSN could be the
winning selection. To enter, you must register your name, address
and the last four digits of your social security number with us. A
food bar is available for your convenience.
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