Thursday, May 27, 2010

Yes on 1 rally... in Augusta on the 6th of June

Join our Rally to Reject 102 New Taxes!
June 5th, 12:00 Noon at the Statehouse

Vote YES to Reject New Taxes, Still Fed Up with Taxes, the Green Party, Democrats for Fair Tax Reform and numerous other groups will hold a rally June 5th at noon, at the Statehouse in Augusta to bring attention to question one on the ballot.

Question 1, the citizen veto of legislation to expand Maine's sales tax to 102 new services and items will be voted on by the people of Maine on June 8th. A YES on 1 vote will reject this new law.

Small business owners, anti tax groups and leaders across the state want to bring attention to the very misleading ads being broadcast across the state by pro-tax supporters of this legislation. Ads are being broadcast that tell Mainers to vote no to reject tax increases. The statement is completely false and we must educate Maine people on the truth.

Come help us! Bring an antique car, motorboat, snowmobile, put a mower or a 4-wheeler in the back of your truck, or just bring an item that will be taxed. Show Maine people what is going to be taxed and help get out the truth.

Remember: Vote YES on 1 on June 8th!

voteyestoreject.com/

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Gov. Candidates examined....

Pine Tree Politics has taken a look at the Republican field and the Democrat one to ponder their chances.

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Washington County Tea Party

Washington County Tea Party
Date: Saturday, May 22, 2010
Time: 1:00pm - 4:00pm
Location: Bad Little Falls Park, Machias

Description
Email from Tea Party Organizer Neil Mercer:

Washington County Tea Party Gathering May 22, 2010

Theme: Celebrate America and Take Her Back Bad Little Falls Park, Machias, ME 1:00 – 4:00 P.M.

Loudspeaker system will be set up in gazebo (possibly inside at Grange Hall if rainy) (Electricity thanks to On The Run) Historical and political speakers. Inviting all candidates and incumbents from Washington County and Maine U.S. Representatives.

Speakers will speak from gazebo. Open with pledge of allegiance and prayer (possibly National Anthem) Close with prayer. Pour some tea into river at one point.

Place for candidates, historical societies, vendors, etc. to set up tables (no charge) must supply own table. Provide water (large orange coolers) and cookies. (Who can bake?)

Bring lawn chair if choose to sit. Publicity needed – posters, newspaper articles, tell every organization to announce to members, tell all your friends.

All speakers will be timed according to the number of speakers there are for the time we have.

Respectful signs allowed –maybe along bridge. We have the park from 12:00 – 5:00 in order to be able to set up and clean up (we should leave it cleaner than we found it) Does anyone have a trash can they can bring? Barbara Drisko is preparing to invite any and all candidates, etc., but feel free to invite anyone you know. We need to know ahead only those who are speaking. Please spread the news and make suggestions.

Monday, May 10, 2010

On new Republican platform

I ponder whether or its not a good thing over at the Examiner.

Here is my reaction on WCSH.