If you save the republic, you save the world. Think of your children and their children.
Here is my guide for Tuesday. It is by no means complete, but it is a good foundation. Atlas readers know I am a huge supporter of Lt. Colonel Allen West in Florida, and have been since he began penning a column for Atlas back in early 2007. Same enthusiastic support for Ilario Pantano, whose speech at our 911 Rally against the Ground Zero mosque was historic.
In Illinois, you have Mark Kirk up against a mobster and Obama thug. No brainer. Vote Kirk, not gangster.
In California, it astounds me that Meg Whitman is neck and neck with that hack Brown. That state is teetering on the brink of ruin. If they elect Brown, they deserve their fate.
I must point out that John Kasich is running against Ted Strickland for Governor of Ohio. Regular Atlas readers remember that Governor Strickland came out against Rifqa Bary, pushing for her return to a dangerous devout Muslim household after her father threatened to kill her for converting out of Islam. Strickland received big bucks from CAIR-connected operatives and spoke at a Hamas-linked, Muslim Brotherhood front CAIR Banquet.
Strickland must go. He has served the Islamic supremacists long enough.
NEVADA
Sharron Angle (Reid must go)
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HOUSE
CALIFORNIA
Star Parker – 37th district
FLORIDA
Allen West – 22nd district
Daniel Webster FL-08 (against the pig Alan Grayson)
ILINOIS
Joel Pollak – 9th district
INDIANA
Mike Pence – 6th district
Marvin Scott – 7th district
LOUISIANA
Hunt Downer – 3rd district
MASSACHUSETTS
Sean Bielat – 4th district (Barney Frank must go)
MINNESOTA
Michele Bachmann – 6th district
Joel Demos – 5th distric
NEW YORK
Pete King – 3rd district
Susan Kone – 8th district
Fran Becker – 4th district
James Milano – 5th district
Chris Gibson – 20th district
Bob Turner – 9th district
NORTH CAROLINA
Sue Myrick – 9th district
Ilario Pantano – 7th district
Renee Ellmers – 2nd district
SOUTH CAROLINA
Tim Scott – 1st district
WISCONSIN
Paul Ryan – 1st district
Star Parker – 37th district
FLORIDA
Allen West – 22nd district
Daniel Webster FL-08 (against the pig Alan Grayson)
ILINOIS
Joel Pollak – 9th district
INDIANA
Mike Pence – 6th district
Marvin Scott – 7th district
LOUISIANA
Hunt Downer – 3rd district
MASSACHUSETTS
Sean Bielat – 4th district (Barney Frank must go)
MINNESOTA
Michele Bachmann – 6th district
Joel Demos – 5th distric
NEW YORK
Pete King – 3rd district
Susan Kone – 8th district
Fran Becker – 4th district
James Milano – 5th district
Chris Gibson – 20th district
Bob Turner – 9th district
NORTH CAROLINA
Sue Myrick – 9th district
Ilario Pantano – 7th district
Renee Ellmers – 2nd district
SOUTH CAROLINA
Tim Scott – 1st district
WISCONSIN
Paul Ryan – 1st district
ORGANIZATONS WORKING TO GET A SET OF CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATES ELECTED
40 Seats
Election Day Tea Party
Iraqi Vets for Congress
Vets for Freedom (Operation 10-in10)
40 Seats
Election Day Tea Party
Iraqi Vets for Congress
Vets for Freedom (Operation 10-in10)
Who of our elected officials oppose the Ground Zero Mega mosque:
141 Oppose Ground Zero Mosque
Alabama
Robert B. Aderholt, AL-4
Arizona
Trent Franks, AZ-2
Janet Contreras, AZ-4
Jesse Kelly, AZ-8
John McCain, Senate
California
Tom McClintock, CA-4
Mike Berryhill, CA-18
Ed Royce, CA-40
Ken Calvert, CA-44
Carly Fiorina, Senate
Connecticut
Jerry Labriola, CT-3
Dan Debicella, CT-4
Sam Caligiuri, CT-5
Linda McMahon, Senate
Delaware
Christine O'Donnell, Senate
Florida
Jeff Miller, FL-1
Steve Southerland, FL-2
Allen Boyd, FL-2
Corinne Brown, FL-3
Ander Crenshaw, FL-4
Cliff Stearns, FL-6
John Mica, FL-7
Vern Buchanan, FL-13
Connie Mack, FL-14
Bill Posey, FL-15
Allen West, FL-22
Ron Klein, FL-22
Sandra Adams, FL-24
Suzanne M. Kosmas, FL-24
David Rivera, FL-25
Georgia
Jack Kingston, GA-1
Mike Keown, GA-2
Sanford Bishop. GA-2
Lynn Westmoreland, GA-3
Fenn Little, GA-5
Tom Price, GA-6
Tom Graves, GA-9
Paul Broun, GA-10
Phil Gingrey, GA-11
John Barrow, GA-12
Mike Crane, GA-13
Johnny Isakson, Senate
Hawaii
John W. Willoughby, HI-2
Iowa
Benjamin Lange, IA-1
Tom Latham, IA-4
Steve King, IA-5
Illinois 
Joe Walsh, IL-8
Teri Davis Newman, IL-12
Mark Kirk, Senate
Indiana
Mike Pence, IN-6
Marvin Scott, IN-7
Kentucky
Todd Lally, KY-3
Geoff Davis, KY-4
Rand Paul, Senate
Louisiana
Steve Scalise, LA-1
Jeff Landry, LA-3
John Fleming, LA-4
Bill Cassidy, LA-6
Charles Boustany, LA-7
David Vitter, Senate
Massachusetts
Bill Gunn, MA-1
Jon Golnik, MA-5
Maryland
Andy Harris, MD-1
Michael Philips, MD-8
Eric Wargotz, Senate
Michigan
Tim Walberg, MI-7
Minnesota
Michele Bachmann, MN-6
Missouri
Roy Blunt, Senate
Nebraska
Mike Johanns, Senate
Nevada
Sharron Angle, Senate
Harry Reid, Senate
New Jersey
Dale Glading, NJ-1
Jon Runyan, NJ-3
Anna Little, NJ-6
Roland Straten, NJ-8
New Mexico
Steve Pearce, NM-2
Harry Teague, NM-2
New York
Randy Altschuler, NY-1
Tim Bishop, NY-1
John Gomez, NY-2
Steve Israel, NY-2
Peter King, NY-3
Francis Becker, NY-4
James Milano, NY-5
Susan Kone, NY-8
Bob Turner, NY-9
Michael Grimm, NY-13
Mike McMahon, NY-13
Richard Hanna, NY-24
Michael Arcuri, NY-24
Jay Townsend, Senate
Joe DioGuardi, Senate
North Carolina
G.K. Butterfield NC-1
Renee Ellmers, NC-2
Bob Etheridge, NC-2
Walter B. Jones NC-3
Ilario Pantano, NC-7
Mike McIntyre, NC-7
Sue Myrick, NC-9
Jeff Miller, NC-11
Melvin Watt NC-12
Brad Miller NC-13
North Dakota
Rick Berg, ND-1
John Hoeven, Senate
Ohio
Steve Chabot, OH-1
John Boehner, OH-8
Jim Renacci, OH-16
Rob Portman, Senate
Pennsylvania
Jim Gerlach, PA-6
Patrick Meehan, PA-7
Mike Fitzpatrick, PA-8
Bill Shuster, PA-9
Thomas A. Marino, PA-10
Lou Barletta, PA-11
Charlie Dent, PA-15
Pat Toomey, Senate
Rhode Island
John Loughlin, RI-1
South Carolina
John M. Spratt Jr. SC-5
Mick Mulvaney, SC-5
Jim DeMint, Senate
Tennessee
Lincoln Davis, TN-4
David Hall, TN-5
Marsha Blackburn, TN-7
Stephen Fincher, TN-8
Texas
Louis Gohmert, TX-1
Ted Poe, TX-2
Kevin Brady, TX-8
Michael McCaul, TX-10
Randy Neugebauer TX-12
Mac Thornberry TX-13
Chet Edwards, TX-17
Bill Flores, TX-17
Lamar Smith, TX-21
Bryan Underwood, TX-28
John Carter, TX-31
Utah
Mike Lee, Senate
Vermont
Paul Beaudry, VT-1
Virginia
Eric Cantor, VA-7
Frank Wolf, VA-10
Keith Fimian, VA-11
Wisconsin
Chad Lee, WI-2
Vote out those House Democrats who flip-flopped to give KSM a civilian trial
President Barack Obama has indicated he will again attempt to bring Khalid Sheikh Mohammed into the U.S. for a federal trial after the midterm elections. The good news is the House Armed Services Committee cut off the funding this past spring whenpoll after poll showed a strong majority of the American people are opposed to the plan. If the House shifts to a Republican majority, it is unlikely the funding will be restored. We will be watching for the reelection results of those Democrats who first voted, in a non-binding vote on October 1, 2009, against authorizing the President to bring Guantanamo detainees into the U.S. for trial and then, when it counted a mere two weeks later, they switched their votes.
Two-thirds of these flip-flopping Democrats are in toss up, leans GOP, or likely GOP races with Election Day nearing. One particularly arrogant Congressman, Baron Hill of Indiana’s 9th District, is in a leans GOP race against Todd Young, a former Marine and Deputy Prosecutor in Orange County, IN. Congressman Hill had this to say last October after switching his vote:“I haven’t had one person ask me about Guantanamo,” said Rep. Baron Hill, D-Ind. He added that he does “not in the least” fear it as an issue in next year’s elections.Maybe Hill is correct; his votes for the health care, stimulus, and energy bills are perhaps why he is behind in the polls.Yet in comparatively liberal New York, Congressman Daniel Maffei (NY-25) made those same votes, including switching to allow civilian trials for terrorists, and he has lost his lead against challenger Ann Marie Buerkle. Maffei had this to say about his Gitmo switch:“It’s a non-issue. Inside the beltway stuff,” said first-term Rep. Dan Maffai [sic], D-N.Y. “People care about jobs, the economy, health care.”A third example is Congressman Brad Ellsworth (D, IN-8) in a likely GOP race for that open Senate seat against Dan Coats. While Ellsworth voted for both the health care bill and TARP, Coats slammed Ellsworth for his Gitmo vote in his very first television advertisement.There are others, like Melissa Bean (IL-8) in a tight race against Joe Walsh, Gabrielle Giffords (AZ-8) in a toss up race against Marine veteran Jesse Kelly, and Ron Klein (FL-22) in a leans GOP race against retired Army veteran Lieutenant Colonel Allen West.To be clear, we would like to see every Congressman who voted to afford the enemy a civilian trial voted out of Congress. But for now, we will be watching the Gitmo flip-floppers listed below (on the left). We urge our fellow Americans to vote for their opponents (listed on the right). more at Atlas Shrugs ....
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