S.O.S. — Stop Obama Socialism – it’s been said that Democrats and Republicans are interchangeable – that whoever we vote for, ultimately, we’ll get the same thing. But an objective analysis of party voting patterns in Congress overwhelmingly refutes this. Based on ratings by the non-partisan American Conservative Union. 

  Do You Know How all 100 U.S. Senators Voted?
Below - Average Ratings on Fiscal, Defense & Social Issues.
80 to 100 Excel. – 61 to 80 Fair – 0 to 60 Poor

All Democrats —- ████ 15% – Dismal
All Republicans - ████████████████ 82% -Exc.

Do You Know How All 435 U.S. Congressmen Voted?
Below - Average Ratings on Fiscal, Defense, Social Issues
80 to 100 Excellent – 61 to 80 Fair –0 to 60  Poor

All Democrats —████ 12% –Dismal
All Republicans -████████████████ 89% – Exc.

 Based on ratings by the non-partisan American Conservative Union (ACU — founded in 1964), one party consistently votes for higher taxes, more spending, weak national defense and social chaos. The other party votes just as consistently for lower taxes, fiscal restraint, national security and family values. The ACU based its rating of 25 key votes taken in the House and Senate in 2009, including: Economic Stimulus spending (so-called), a spending freeze, confirmation of Eric Holder as Attorney General, federal take-over of health care, missile defense and abortion funding

If a Republican is homosexual, he quietly leads his life.
If a Democrat is homosexual, he demands legislated respect  

If a Republican is down-and-out, he thinks about how to better his situation.
A Democrat wonders who is going to take care of him.  

If a Republican doesn’t like a talk show host, he switches channels.
Democrats demand that those they don’t like be shut down.  

If a Republican is a non-believer, he doesn’t go to church.
A Democrat non-believer wants any mention of God and religion silenced.

If a Republican decides he needs health care, he goes about shopping for it, or may choose a job that provides it.
A Democrat demands that the rest of us pay for his.  

If a Republican reads this, he’ll forward it so his friends can have a good laugh.
A Democrat will delete it because he’s “offended”.

The President could just add a “Census Promotion” to one of his televised speeches and save all the money wasted promoting the Census. I heard a help wanted radio ad for the census telling people to apply for a job at the census. It seems to me that all the people collecting unemployment could get that message in their next unemployment check telling them the Government has a job for them at the Census.

The final straw for me was when I received the one page letter in the mail that informs me that I will receive a 2010 Census in the Mail in about a week. Did they really need to waste all the envelopes, ink and paper to deliver a letter to tell me that they will be sending another letter in the mail? By the way, the letter was in six different languages, does that mean you don’t have to read to be counted for your “fair share of government funds” as the letter states – you bet it does!

The 60th Senate vote is up for re-election in Massachusetts on January 19, 2010 when the late Senator Kennedy’s seat will be up for special election.  Massachusetts voters will have the chance to vote for REAL CHANGE if they elect Republican candidate Scott Brown to the US senate.  If Scott Brown is elected he will determine the 60th vote and will change the balance of power US Senate.

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