**Republicans Mitt Romney & Paul Ryan for U.S. President & Vice-President
Why? I am voting for Romney-Ryan(R) because there are probably two Supreme Court vacancies coming up soon, and the last man I want filling those vacancies is Baraka Obama.
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Friday, November 02, 2012
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
2012 Missouri Ballot Recommendations, Part Two
**Missouri Judicial Ballot
There are twelve judges of various levels on this ballot, yet I don't have sufficient information, one way or the other on any of them, to make an informed recommendation. If anyone knows of a reputable clearing house for this type of research, please let us all know.
**Vote NO on Missouri Constitutional Amendment 3.
Why? This amendment seeks to change how Missouri appoints judges to the state Supreme Court and its appellate courts. What we have now is called the 'Missouri Plan.' The people of Missouri put it in place back in 1940, and this non-partisan plan has been so successful that it's been adopted by 30 other states.
Bottom line: If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
The Joplin Globe has a good editorial on this subject.
Vote NO on Missouri Constitutional Amendment 3.
**Vote YES on Missouri Proposition A.
There are twelve judges of various levels on this ballot, yet I don't have sufficient information, one way or the other on any of them, to make an informed recommendation. If anyone knows of a reputable clearing house for this type of research, please let us all know.
**Vote NO on Missouri Constitutional Amendment 3.
Why? This amendment seeks to change how Missouri appoints judges to the state Supreme Court and its appellate courts. What we have now is called the 'Missouri Plan.' The people of Missouri put it in place back in 1940, and this non-partisan plan has been so successful that it's been adopted by 30 other states.
Bottom line: If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
The Joplin Globe has a good editorial on this subject.
Vote NO on Missouri Constitutional Amendment 3.
**Vote YES on Missouri Proposition A.
Sunday, October 28, 2012
My 2012 Missouri Ballot Recommendations, Part One
**Missouri SECRETARY OF STATE: Shane Schoeller(R).
Why? The Secretary of State Project. What's that, you ask?
From Ballotpedia:
"The SOS Project stems largely from the Democracy Alliance, an unapologetically self-described 'liberal organization' founded in 2005 "whose long-term objective is to raise $200 million to develop a funding clearinghouse for progressive groups."
The SOS Project believes it can accomplish those goals via symapthetic individuals in the Sect'y of State office (not that there's partisanship, bias or agenda involved being a Sect'y of State. No, sir).
Since 2006, the SOS Project has helped elect 9 democrats to that office, including the outgoing Robin Carnahan(D) of Missouri.
The Sect'y of any State is responsible for (among other things) voter roll integrity, clean elections, certifying those elections, and constructing ballot language. In this job, ideology, clear vision, and a sharp pencil matter, and the outgoing Missouri SOS Robin Carnahan(D) is no stranger to controversy, and indeed, has appeared to court partisan division.
Conclusion: since there's ample evidence over the years that one cannot spell 'voter fraud' without 'democrat,' and considering the big liberal money behind the SOS Project, I simply don't trust democrats in this position.
My vote will go to Shane Schoeller(R).
Why? The Secretary of State Project. What's that, you ask?
From Ballotpedia:
"The SOS Project stems largely from the Democracy Alliance, an unapologetically self-described 'liberal organization' founded in 2005 "whose long-term objective is to raise $200 million to develop a funding clearinghouse for progressive groups."
The SOS Project believes it can accomplish those goals via symapthetic individuals in the Sect'y of State office (not that there's partisanship, bias or agenda involved being a Sect'y of State. No, sir).
Since 2006, the SOS Project has helped elect 9 democrats to that office, including the outgoing Robin Carnahan(D) of Missouri.
The Sect'y of any State is responsible for (among other things) voter roll integrity, clean elections, certifying those elections, and constructing ballot language. In this job, ideology, clear vision, and a sharp pencil matter, and the outgoing Missouri SOS Robin Carnahan(D) is no stranger to controversy, and indeed, has appeared to court partisan division.
Conclusion: since there's ample evidence over the years that one cannot spell 'voter fraud' without 'democrat,' and considering the big liberal money behind the SOS Project, I simply don't trust democrats in this position.
My vote will go to Shane Schoeller(R).
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