New Watchdog Group STOP OBAMA IN GEORGIA

[jaime]

Stop Obama in Georgia!
Dear fellow American:

With Democrats now controlling 57 seats in the Senate, they are perilously close to getting the 60 votes in the Senate they need to end filibuster and pass Obama’s radical legislation.

This why the special Georgia Senate run-off election slated for December 2 is now a national contest. 

If the Democrats defeat Republican Senator Saxby Chambliss, they will be very close to getting the 60 votes they need in the Senate to pass Obama’s radical legislation.

Without the 60 votes, Obama can’t pass legislation to increase income taxes, increase capital gains taxes, increase FICA taxes or any other taxes.

Without the 60 votes, Obama won’t be able to pass a new Fairness Doctrine limiting the power of talk radio.

Without the 60 votes, Obama won’t be able to pass new social spending programs estimated as costing as much as $1 trillion.

Without the 60 votes, Obama won’t be able to nationalize the healthcare system.

Without the 60 votes, Obama won’t be able to give 12 million illegal aliens citizenship and other government benefits.

Obama and the Congressional Democrats must be denied the 60 votes.

The Democrats believe they may be able to persuade one or more liberal Republican senators like Arlen Specter to join them to pass Obama’s legislation.

They know they are very close to getting the magic number.

That is why they are pouring millions of dollars as we speak in Georgia to win this special election and elect the liberal Democratic candidate Jim Martin.

They will do whatever it takes to destroy Sen. Chambliss. Their union supporters will be bussed into the state for this last ditch effort to give Obama what he really wants: total control of the U.S. Congress.

You must stop them. We can stop them.

We at the National Republican Trust PAC, also known as GOPtrust.com, are launching an emergency appeal to Republicans across the United States to help defeat Jim Martin and keep Saxby Chambliss in the U.S. Senate.

Fox News analyst Dick Morris calls us at the National Republican Trust the “most important group now in the Republican Party, our version of Moveon.org but more effective.”

We are demonstrating our important work by focusing national support to help stop Barack Obama in Georgia and elect Saxby Chambliss.

Early voting will start soon for Dec. 2 run-off. Time is short.

We at the National Republican Trust PAC are planning a massive TV ad campaign to alert Georgia voters to the dangers of a Senate and Congress controlled by Barack Obama.

It’s important to remember that McCain beat Obama in Georgia by 52% to 47%.

Still, Republicans are deeply concerned. The special run-off will bring out far fewer voters than the general election. Obama’s campaign are masters at organizing small turn-out elections. They won every caucus state, for example.

Have no doubt the Democrats will throw everything they have to get out core constituencies for Jim Martin: union members, African-Americans and other special interests.

That’s why our work at the National Republican Trust PAC is so critically important.

Our TV ad campaign and other outreach efforts will alert Georgia Republicans that this election is like no other. In fact, the future of the United States depends on it.

You can help us in our fight to keep Georgia’s seat in Republican hands and out of Obama’s control.

http://nationalrepublicantrust.com/index.html

Join here:

http://nationalrepublicantrust.com/contactus.html

[jaime]

ABOUT

The National Republican Trust Political Action Committee (NRT PAC) was formed as an independent organization to help promote American values and support federal candidates for Congress, Senate and the Presidency who share those values.

The NRT is committed to continuing the legacy of Ronald Reagan. As such, the NRT PAC promotes a political vision that includes several core ideas:

Government is best when it is limited.
The free enterprise system and entrepreneurship are the cornerstones of America's economic strength.
Taxes are a necessary evil and should be reduced.
Our national security protects our economic and political freedoms.
A strong national defense is the best way to avoid war and deter aggression.
The American civilization finds its foundation in strong moral and family values.
Supporters of NRT come from all walks of life. They share one common belief, that America has been a great nation because of her people and their enduring values.
 

[jaime]

crazy Al Franken might get that senate seat.  this group does not want Obama to have a majority in the senate.  it is a watchdog group.  we don't have one.  please sign up.

[jaime]

THE ELECTION IS NOT OVER

By DICK MORRIS & EILEEN MCGANN

Published on DickMorris.com on November 11, 2008

Obama is elected but the Senate has not been fully chosen.  Hanging in the balance is, perhaps, the fate of the center-right free market system that has brought America decades of success and prosperity.  The Democrats now have 57 Senators, having gained open seats in New Mexico, Colorado, and Virginia and having defeated Republican incumbents in New Hampshire (Sununu), North Carolina (Dole), and Oregon (Smith).  But races in Minnesota and Alaska will be decided by recounts.  Republicans are leading in both but, particularly in Minnesota, the margin is too thin for comfort.  And, in Georgia, Republican incumbent Saxby Chambliss was forced into a runoff against his Democratic opponent, Jim Martin.
       
We can't do much about Minnesota and Alaska, but we sure can do a lot to hold onto the seat in Georgia.  And it might just be that seat that makes the difference between being able to sustain a filibuster of Obama's socialist legislation and not.  If the Democrats prevail in Minnesota and Alaska, they will have 59 seats.  Chambliss' could be the 60th.
         
If there is one lesson that is plain from the election it is that conservatism is too important to trust to the Republican Party!  A runoff election is a get-out-the-vote contest and the Republican Party has proven woefully inept at such matters.  In the election, the proportion of the vote cast by Republicans dropped from 1.3% above the Democrats to 2.6% below them.  The Democrats won the election of 2008 because they got their vote out and the Republicans lost it because they did not.  The same thing can happen in Georgia.
         
Conservatives should go online, right now, and donate to GOPTrust.com.  Only a group like this one, which sponsored the Rev. Wright ads that delivered all the undecided vote to McCain in the election, has the flexibility and focus to do what the Republican Party should be doing on its own.  And we cannot sit back and let complaisance and over confidence lead us to another Election Day debacle.
         
Georgia went for McCain, of course, but it is ominous that even though the Republicans carried the state by 6 points that Chambliss fell short of the vote he needed to avoid a runoff.  To assure that the Democrat - a liberal named Jim Martin - doesn't win this seat, too, we have to mobilize to get Georgians to see Martin for the liberal he is.  Martin is a straight party-line Democrat who can be counted on to do Harry Reid's bidding.  It is time to discard to lame approach Republicans so often take and come out swinging.  That's why GOPTrust.com plans to do if they get enough in voluntary donations.         

The Obama victory really started with the organization of Moveon.org in the bitter climate of Clinton's impeachment.  Since then, the left-wing cyber-roots groups have amassed millions of e-names, piled up hundreds of millions in contributions, and mobilized and expanded their base.  It is through groups like GOPTrust.com that we, conservatives, must go through the same process if we are to take our country back.
       
But right now, the key battleground is Georgia and we have to hold the line there.

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