Freedom to Decide

I know, you’re frustrated with politics and you have been for quite some time – understood. I can probably safely say that you may be like me, a registered independent and not claiming party affiliation. You figure that you will vote for the best candidate in the general election. Here lies the issue. We’re not affiliated with a party and therefore we do not have a voice in the primary election and essentially the candidates we vote for the general election are selected for us.

With the climate of politics in our country, we need to provide ourselves with the freedom to decide. Maryland’s primary election is September 14th, 2010. The general election is 35 days later. I am tired of our country and state of Maryland spending ourselves further and further in debt. It is time to register to vote and claim party affiliation. You need to provide yourself with the ability and power to choose and support your ideal candidate to the primary election.

You may access Maryland’s voter registration form at: http://www.elections.state.md.us/voter_registration/application.html

We need to take our country back and stop out of control government spending, bailouts, increased taxes and decreased freedoms and liberties. I’m sure you too are tired of being stuck with the bill from our government. Give yourself the voice and power to choose.

Jim Rutledge advocates and stands for our constitutional rights and freedoms. He is a refreshing voice of common sense and will keep this spending in check and in control. You may visit his website at: http://www.rutledgeforussenate.com

Don’t let the counties of Prince George’s, Montgomery, and Baltimore decide what is best for you – Register to vote!

Thoughts on MA Senate Race

I find it very encouraging that Republican US Senate candidate Scott Brown has tightened the race with his opponent Martha Coakley. As you're aware, this seat is VERY important. A great deal of political power pends on who wins this seat of the people, such as health care, the economy, and immigration to name a few.

I know we all agree that America is is need of health care reform. Though the current state of the bill the Senate and House has passed does not revise the issues to find efficiencies and expand/increase services. Scott Brown realizes this. He knows the current bill would raise taxes, increase government spending and lower the quality of care. You may find out more about Scott Brown at http://www.brownforussenate.com. Coakley, on the other hand, will simply be a Harry Reid sock puppet.

There are various polls that have Coakley up anywhere from 9 to 15 points and other polls have Brown within 2 points, which is within the 3 point variance. This is not surprising, but Coakley has a higher approval rating than Obama in MA. Fortunately, Obama is now speaking on behalf of Coakley... http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/01/14/obama-cuts-video-for-coakley-in-mass-senate-race/

Hopefully history will repeat itself and his influence and ideals will be rejected as witnessed in the recent gubernatorial elections in NJ and VA. The tightening of this race is evident of the people of this great nation is dissatisfied with the policies of the current administration. Scott Brown having a fighting chance in one of the bluest states of the country is very positive. Hold on because twenty ten is going to be a crazy year!