Saturday, July 23, 2011

I think I may join Concerned Women For America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC)

I heard about this group of women as I was reading my "Impeach Obama" newsletter today. In case you do not know about Floyd Brown's website "Impeach Obama", I highly recommend that you sign up for his newsletter. So far I have read more truths on his website than I have experienced with the Federal Government.

Will we succeed in impeaching Obama? I don't think so. I only hope our Congress has enough intelligence to to prevent this man from doing more damage than he has already done. I certainly hope the American public has more intelligence than to make the same mistake and attempt to re-elect this man in 2012. Only time will tell.

Everyone needs a good laugh now and then. These days I especially need to get the endorphines going (it makes me feel better) and laughter does just that. Take a look at this ad put together by the CWALAC:



I have never heard of this group before, but what they represent is definitely my political platform. Here's a brief summary of their beliefs:

Definition of the Family
CWALAC believes the traditional family consists of one man and one woman joined in marriage, along with any children they may have. We seek to protect traditional values that support the Biblical design of the family.

Sanctity of Human Life
CWALAC supports the protection of all life from conception until natural death. This includes the consequences resulting from abortion.

Education
CWALAC seeks to reform public education by returning authority to parents.

Pornography
CWALAC endeavors to fight all pornography and obscenity.

Religious Liberty
CWALAC supports the God-given rights of individuals in the United States and other nations to pray and worship without fear of discrimination or persecution.

National Sovereignty
CWALAC believes that neither the United Nations nor any other international organization should have authority over the United States in any area, including economics, social policy, military, and land ownership.

Miscellaneous
CWALAC also deals with a variety of other family issues that don't comfortably fit into a category, yet are important to address.

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