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Tea Partiers and 9/12 activists from all over the U.S. are now joining together to campaign for Adam Andrzejewski in what some are calling the most important race for the conservative movement in 2010. Much like their nationwide call to action on behalf of Scott Brown, volunteers have been mobilized in every corner of the country and are now coming out to make phone calls, mail letters and get out the vote.
Call centers and campaign rooms have been set up in cities as near as St. Louis, Missouri and as far away as Bozeman, Montana, and involve groups ranging from small town Tea Parties to the Kentucky 9/12 Project. It is a tidal wave of momentum for true conservative reform.
Andrzejewski also went on Fox's Freedom Watch Wednesday, during which Judge Napolitano hailed him as a "constitutional Republican," and he has even recently received the endorsement of legendary Cold War hero and champion of freedom, Nobel Laureate Lech Walesa.
The former Polish president has only come to America one other time to campaign for a conservative reformer, and that was Ronald Reagan.
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I think he's the clear choice! I just don't know how you can't vote for him.
Bozeman is spelled with a "z".
Dave, I agree with you! To take up the mantra of the President. Electing a Conservative who has integrity and will be good for Illinois - "YES WE CAN!"
I know one thing, I am certainly getting tired of receiving these ROBO calls asking me who I am voting for, listing a number of names and Adam's name being omitted. I have voted "other" more times than you can imagine.
This could very well be where good finally triumphs. Even the media has been in bed with the establishment. These guys are frantically trying to obstruct Adam's campaign.
If Lech can overcome the communists, we can certainly overcome the socialists. How appropriate that Adam has received Walesa's endorsement!
Sadly it seems too little too late, as the GOP Primary for Illinois is next Tuesday. I certinally hope I am wrong since Illinois needs Adam as its governor.
Historically speaking, the party of an incumbent president almost always loses in the mid-term election. The pundits are telling us that 2010 will be no exception. I wouldn't be too sure of that. The Tea Party knuckleheads are already claiming responsibility for last week's Massachusetts upset and have every intention charting the GOP's future course. When the powers-that-be within the RNC deny them the ability to set the agenda, they'll splinter off into third and fourth party uprisings.
How can I be so sure of this? It's quite simple, really. These people are not only crazy, they're also dumber than doggy dung - and, thus, very easy to predict. It's only a matter of time before their mad house of cards comes crashing down.
The ten months between now and Election Day will only see the continued implosion of the "party of Lincoln". Count on it.
www.tomdegan.blogspot.com
Tom Degan
@Matt
check out this link
blogs.suntimes.com/sweet/2010/01/illinois_governor_primary_frid.html
Its not too late. Adam has a lot of momentum and will win this primary. If you like him please show him your support on Feb 2nd.
Help him by making calls and donating to his campaign.
calling instructions are 3/4 way down on this page
www.saveourconstitution.webs.com
donations at www.adamforillinois.com
PISTONE FOR CONGRESS
www.pistoneforcongress.org
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