Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Dear Fellow MCP Members,
Please look this invitation over and seriously consider registering for and watching this event. For those who may not be familiar with Hillsdale College, they are a private school that is providing one of the clearest voices anywhere calling for a return to the Constitution. In addition to this, they provide many free resources to help accomplish this goal. Notice that this is free, but you must register, and that it will be archived for future viewing afterward. Also, check out the other resources they have to offer while you're there.
Richard Cochran, President
Macon County Patriots
January 23, 2012

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Our Choice Today: Bureaucratic Despotism or the Constitution

Saturday, January 28, 2012
11:00 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. EST

This event will be archived for later viewing.

Register today: ConstitutionTownHall.com

On January 28, join Hillsdale College for a FREE online town hall on this timely topic. You will hear from:

U.S. Senator Mike Lee: "How the Federal Bureaucracy Undermines American Liberty"
Hillsdale professor Kevin Portteus: "Is There a Place for Regulatory Agencies in the Constitution?"
Hillsdale professor R.J. Pestritto: "How Did the Fourth Branch of Government Come to Be?"
Hillsdale President Larry Arnn: "Returning to the Constitution"


THIS IS A FREE ONLINE WEBCAST. YOU CAN WATCH FROM THE COMFORT OF YOUR HOME. BUT YOU MUST REGISTER TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS LIVE, NATIONAL EVENT.

Go to ConstitutionTownHall.com now to register. Invite your friends, family, neighbors, fellow Tea Party members, plus anyone else who is interested in this important conversation.

You will have a chance to submit your questions to the speakers, and by the end of the event you will better understand how we can recover the principles of the Constitution.

Submit your questions to: townhall@hillsdale.edu


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Wednesday, January 18, 2012

What an Internet Protest Looks Like


There is an internet black out today protesting SOPA and PIPA.
Facebook (the government sell out social network) is NOT participating.

PIPA has already passed out of committee and is primed for
consideration by the full Senate on January 24. What does this mean?
PIPA is much farther along in the process than its House cousin the
"Stop Online Piracy Act," or SOPA.

On January 24th the Senate is voting on whether or not to move forward
on the PROTECT IP Act, or PIPA, the Senate version of the so-called
Stop Online Piracy Act, or SOPA.
Tell Congress that you oppose S. 968

This vote is one of the last stops on the way to PIPA becoming U.S. law.
Sign up to call your Senators on the 23rd and tell them to vote "no" on PIPA

More information on SOPA & PIPA:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:SOPA_initiative/Learn_more










UPDATE: As of this afternoon, Senator Roy Blunt has withdrawn his co-sponsorship of PIPA.
"Senate Leader Harry Reid is pushing forward with legislation that is deeply flawed and still needs much work. That is why I’m withdrawing my co-sponsorship for the Protect IP Act."
Should have never got into bed with Reid in the first place and co-sponsored! But atleast he's listening and being vocal about his withdrawl.

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Monday, January 16, 2012

Martin Luther King, Jr.


The progressives can't change history -- no matter how much effort they put into creating their illusions.
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