VoteKansas.org - Pro-Life

Kansans for Life 2010 Questionnaire filled out by Nate Wilson

nwilson — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 15:30:18 -0600

Kansans for Life apparently only canvassed the Republican and Democratic candidates, but when I saw that my name was not on their published voter's guide, I requested a questionnaire and filled it out as follows the same day that I received it in the mail. I appreciate their efforts to publicise candidates' views on the important issues of life, although their practice of ruling out candidates simply because they are not Democratic or Republican makes their voters guides less than useful in my opinion.

Reform Party of Kansas - Election Year - 2010

jlmartin — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 08:27:05 -0600

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Why Reform?

Your family's interests as well as ours are being trampled upon by the self-interests of our elected officials who:

Constantly seek to increase the size of our already enormous government;

Further raise our taxes any time their pet projects are short of funds;

Ignore or scorn our desires for morality and justice in government;

Tolerate and even encourage the flood of illegal aliens into our country;

Take away our constitutionally protected rights by unethical activity;

Allow activist judges to make laws without authority and accountability;

Steer us toward centralized federal control and one-world government.

Join Me in Instructing Senators NOT To Give In To Executive Pressure But Rather To Vote NO on ObamaSCare S.1796

jlmartin — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 08:06:35 -0700

I faxed the following admonition against voting for ObamaCare/ObamaSCare/O-No-Care to multiple US Senators, since I heard about a Nebraska Senator getting threatened with the withdrawal of a military base from his state if he didn't support it.

Please let me know if you want me to send similar faxes to the same or other senators on your behalf.

Body of Faxed Letter

The Imposition of any Mandatory National Health System upon all Americans and American Businesses would be Outside the Limited Powers of the Federal Government and therefore Un-Constitutional.

Even if Not Mandatory, the Collection of Taxes for such a System and the Allocation of Federal Funds and Resources to Implement such a System would be Outside the Limited Powers of the Federal Government and therefore Un-Constitutional.

Your Oath of Office to Uphold and Defend the Constitution
Against All Enemies Foreign and Domestic
Enjoins You to Vote NO to Any Proposed National Health Care System.

Do Not Give In to Pressures, Foreign or Domestic, to Violate Your Oath of Office.

Bio - Susan Ducey

SusanDucey — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 20:42:17 -0600

Candidate Question - Joseph Martin - Are you Pro-Life?

jlmartin — Tue, 07 Nov 2006 11:24:25 -0700

Yes, I am Pro-life. All of our candidates are pro-life, some without exceptions, some with reservations like "life of the mother" and rape.

I am completely pro-life. Abortion should not be a legal medical procedure. If invasive surgery is required to save the mother, then that procedure should be to save her life and not to kill the child.

I am also completely against the use of embryonic stem-cell research. It is unethical, inhumane, and a contemptuous assault on human dignity. In addition, the research so far has been largely a complete failure: God and His Nature are trying to show mankind that this is unacceptable and useless.

I support reasonable research on adult stem-cells, which has been showing promise.

I am also against the forced harvesting and sale of organs from political dissidents against their will. This is a booming business in China, while our country's leaders do nothing about it, and our media are almost completely mute on this crime against humanity being done by our "Most Favored" trading partner.

The Gates-Buffett Marriage, Designed Not to Bear Fruit

jlmartin — Wed, 05 Jul 2006 21:32:37 -0600

Two fanatically anti-people billionaires--the two richest men in the world--have announced that they will combine their enormous fortunes into one charitable foundation. Warren Buffett of Berkshire Hathaway plans to give securities currently valued at about $37 billion to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which has already had its coffers swollen to $29 billion by Microsoft founder Bill Gates. The poor Ford Foundation, once the world's largest, has only $11 billion. Gates has even let slip that the motivation behind reproductive health programs is actually population control.

Reform Party of Kansas - Election Year - 2006

jlmartin — Fri, 02 Jun 2006 01:43:22 -0600