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hi I have 5 beutifull rottweiler German Shepard puppies mix the father is a rottweiler registered and the mother is rottweiler Shepard mix 3 males and 2 females left ..they turn 8 weeks today .and are ready for a new home .they have first shots deworme doked tail ...
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We have 3 German rottweiler litters expected in December. They will be AKC registered, tails docked, dew claws removed first set of shots, dewormings call/ text 419-604-7892 or 419-905-1001 for more info or I can write your name and number and call when pups have arrived
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Rottweiler German /AKC Male 5 yrs old
Price $500. without papers $800 with papers
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AKC German Rottweiler puppies -2 boys and 4 girls. Born on Nov 16th 2014. Tails docked and dew claws removed, vet checked, will have all shots and wormed at the vet before they leave. The mom is AKC and CKC, the dad is AKC and CKC and has the big block head. Excellent drive, ...
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Born 10-3-14, these 7 females and 1 male are the perfect Christmas present! They will be ready to take home on 11-28-14. Just like their parents, they have great temperament and have been raised around kids. They have great markings as well. The first round of shots are ...
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We have a very, very nice litter of Rottweiler puppies born on October 10th that will be ready for new homes in 2 weeks. Call / text or email for more information. ***We have 7 males and 3 female available. We can send you a video link if you want to see the puppies...
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I have a 7 month old German Rottweiler who needs to find a new home. He is a great dog and listens very well for his age. He has had all of his shots until Sept2015 he Is chipped through home again. He is also AKC and papers are available although I did buy him with a ...
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I have full blooded German Rottweiler pups. I have 3 females and 2 males left. They were born October 30. Both parents are on site. Great temperament. Tails have been docked and dew claws removed. They are NOT registered. They will be ready the week of Christmas!! Can send ...
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AKC German Blockhead Stud with 23 Multi-Champion and International Champion Bloodlines. Ivan Von Sucher Bred is to be a champion with 23 champions in his bloodline Ivan is ready to stud. Excellent temperament and conformation. Bred for conformation and agility with beautiful ...
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I have 2 rottweiler/German shepherd female puppies they are 11 weeks old they all look like your standard rottweiler except some have white markings they all have been vet checked dewormed flea bathed and groomed. If you have further questions or if interested please contact ...
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She is Up To Date On All Shots And Has Had Her Rabies Shot As Well. She Is A Great Dog With A Great Personality. We Have Parents On Site. We Are Asking $600 Or Best Offer. Please Call For More Information. 260.450.3181
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German import Rottweiler puppies. Large block heads, great temperament, parents on site. We have our pick female remaining. She is show quality. She has large bone and deep mahogany markings. Sorry but males are sold out.
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Born 9-11-14. Champion grand sired with German bloodlines on both sides. Tails docked and vet checked, utd on shots and worming. Very friendly puppies that have been handled daily by me and socialized with my 2 year old daughter. Parents have excellent dispositions.
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5 year old male for stud. akc registered. all shots up to date. 135-140 lbs. Big block head. Born with no tail. Fee is $600.00 call mike for more information.
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Louisville :
Louisville - Animal services
AKC champion sired. Both parents health certified and on site. Amazingly well bred, quality easy to see. You will have the most gorgeous Rottie in the town, maybe entire county! Westminster winning grand sire on dads side, German lines on mothers side that are world famous. ...
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Ottawa - Dogs & puppies
I am wanting to add a female Doberman to my home. I am a homeowner with a huge fenced in yard but my dog would be staying inside with me but access to the yard whenever she wants. I am home all the time so housebreaking wouldn't be a problem. I am disabled and I live ...
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Columbus (OH) :
Newark - Dogs & puppies
Young male German Rottweiler
2yr old
Great temperment
Certified in obedience
Certified in protection
Very easily trained family dog
Hips and Elbows checked
*He is not a papered stud*
Would produce large puppies
If you have a female Rottweiler that you are ...
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Lansing - Dogs & puppies
I have a beautiful AKC registered 100% German Rottweiler available for stud service. He is 2 years old now and is a perfect example of what a rottweiler dog should be like. He is very loyal, listens well, and has a great temperament. He weighs 115 pounds and has a nice big ...
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I have 7 Rottweiler/German shepherd/ pit mix puppies for adoption. There mother is full blooded Rottweiler, daddy is 1/2 black German shepherd 1/2 pit bull. Both parents have excellent demeanor's and never bit any one. Daddy's 3years old, mommas almost 5years old. I did not ...
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Louisville - Dogs & puppies
German world champion bloodlines released dec12 to Xmas eve shots wormed Akc papers and 1 yr health deposits are being taken at this time 1800 full registered 1500 limited registered 3307172742 call for more details
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Hillsville - Dogs & puppies
german Rottweiler pups for Xmas released Akc papers shots wormed and will be ready dec 12 to Xmas for pic up deposit and choose of tail or no tail pup are being taken asap 1500 limited registered 1800 full registered 1 yr health on all call 3307172742
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If you think Regher is a shell of him self you didn't watch him the last three months. He was back punishing forwards and freeing up space for White to maneuver. Those two were a rock solid tandem.
Giordano and White are comparable players. Gio gets over looked all the time but he is a really solid dman.
Even Sarich when healthy is still really good he just seems to be hurt a lot the last couple of years but him and Gio were good.
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Havent they said this the past how many years now?
Honestly, Calgary does the same crap every year saying they are cup favorites, etc and that only minor tweaks need to be done…
Then they are close to the top of their division (which is the weakest in the West so not saying much) or are 6th or lower in the standings…then they either over spend on an average skilled players (cough..Joiknen….cough) to try for a quick fix to something they should have done during the offseason or they do nothing…
They just seem incapable of making a smart trades (and usually draft picks) I think when the Phaneuf trade happened there were comments by other GMs that said they had no idea he was on the market and would have paid for him…
Iginla is their tough guy, power forward, playmaker and scorer on their team…doesnt that seem odd to anyone? Iginla seems like he is the only one that goes into the corners to get the puck, makes great plays to whoever is on his line and they dont score but then the media/fans are like why isnt Iginla scoring? Its kind of hard when he is in the corner/behind the net most of the time. Calgary needs to find a way to dump salary to get Marleau or make a trade with one of their too many defencemen to get legit top 3/6 forwards to play with Iginla.
They seem to have the same game plan every year and expect a different result…Besides the miracle run with that years 'one-year-wonder' goalie Kipper it has been the same story over and over.
Calgary has too much invested in defence with a top league goalie (and Im saying that even though I HATE Kipper) Why do you need that much on one side of the ice? Trade one of them!!!!!
I couldnt find one high paid player, besides Iginla, that has more than 35 goals in one season throughout their career (highest I think was Langkow's 33 in 2006-2007). Im not expecting multiple players with 35 goals in one season but come on you need offense in todays NHL. Its hard to even find a player with more than 60 points in a season. Do they honestly expect to make an impact in the NHL with one offensive player?
He is compairing the Flames to two Eastern teams, thats how messed up the team is. You cannot think you are a good team in the West if you compair yourself to the bottom of the East standings. Dallas had the same points as Montreal/Philly and theyre 12th in the West…(and Calgary was only ahead by 2 points with 1 less win than Philly)
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THE Buddies are desperate to face Hamilton after a fortnight of soul searching.
MEDIA Scotland sports journalists Nick Thomson and Colin Paterson look ahead to another big weekend of Scottish football action.
LAWRENCE SHANKLAND the hat-trick hero for Paul Sheerin's babes.
Liverpool-born Routledge hopes to play his part in getting Hamilton back on track on November 22.
Frenchman is looking for improvement against St Mirren next week
But the talented right-back says it's important that Accies don't change their style of football.
Have the wheels come off the Hamilton wagon? Going by Saturday's performance, they have indeed. Accies have been known this season for their quick passing and heavy pressure style but on Saturday, ICT beat them at their own game.
THE Accies boss spoke out ahead of this Friday's clash with Ireland at Celtic Park where McCarthy - and fellow Scots-born playmaker Aiden McGeady - will be in the firing line.
BILLY MCKAY broke his goalscoring drought to help Caley claim top spot in the Premiership table as John Hughes' side ran out 4-2 winners.
THE rain was pouring down at most Scottish football grounds this afternoon but that didn't stop several teams from scoring a flood of goals.
NEIL was rewarded for his side's sensational start to the Premiership season but he reckons opponents are beginning to wise up to them.
Superb October for the New Douglas Park side is rewarded.
New Douglas Park gaffer has been pleased this season, but wants a return to top form.
Mdfield ace says Accies have learned a lot since the opening day.
The French midfielder hopes for a win in Inverness.
Hamilton midfield ace had been frustrated, but opened his account against Partick Thistle.
ACCIES have won plenty of plaudits for their freeflowing football which has seen them take the Premiership by storm - but on Saturday they proved they can dig deep too as they fought back for a point.
Accies salvaged a point against Partick Thistle despite blowing a two goal lead as well as their place at the top of the Scottish Premiership.
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New Douglas Park gaffer has been delighted with how Hamilton have performed in the SPFL Premiership.
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Amnesty Needed for 'Shared Prosperity'
By John Semmens – Semi-News — A Satirical Look at Recent News
Labor Secretary Thomas Perez reassured the National Press Club that amnesty for illegal immigrants will be forthcoming after the mid-term elections.
"Right now, it would be too risky for the President to declare the kind of big and bold legalization of the millions of undocumented persons in this country that everyone agrees is desperately needed," Perez said. "The Republicans would use such an action to hammer Democrats running in Congressional races. Once the elections are past, though, there will be nothing anyone can do to impede this reform."
Granting legal status to the millions of immigrants in this country illegally is, according to Perez, "a crucial piece of the puzzle for the President's vision of shared prosperity. It's long since past the time that the wealth being hoarded by Americans is more equitably shared with those less well off around the globe. The streams of people entering through our southern border are a small vanguard for the comprehensive redistribution that is long overdue."
Perez cited Department of Homeland Security orders for an additional 34 million green cards as solid evidence of Obama's intentions. "After November 4th we will be able to hit the ground running," he boasted. "By 2016, not only those currently in the country, but millions more will have all the documentation they need to fully participate in American life, including driver's licenses, public housing, food stamps and voting."
Job Losses Due to Minimum Wage Hike Tolerable
Charlie Christ, the Democratic candidate for governor in Florida brushed aside the prospect that 50,000 low wage workers would lose their jobs if the legal minimum wage is raised.
"First of all, 50,000 is a relatively small number compared to the total workforce in the state," Christ pointed out. "Few will notice them or be aware of the cause of their unemployment. And it won't be as if their suffering would be severe. Most will qualify for government assistance. So, I think adding another 50,000 to the state's welfare cohort is a tolerable price for Florida to bear."
"Second, the much larger portion of low wage workers who hold onto their, now higher-paying, jobs will be eternally grateful to the government that boosted their income," Christ continued. "Their votes will help solidify progressive control of the levers of power and allow further gains in the redistribution of wealth over the coming years."
Emerging Evidence of Vote Fraud Attributed to "Bad Luck"
Several recent events indicating that Democrat efforts to steal the upcoming election were labeled "bad luck" by various spokespersons for the Party.
In Arizona, a man wearing a "Citizens for a Better Arizona" T-shirt was observed stuffing hundreds of vote-by-mail envelopes into a ballot box in Maricopa County. The man refused to identify himself and complained that his actions were "not anyone's business, but mine. It's supposed to be a secret ballot. No one has the right to watch me, much less question what I'm doing."
In an "off-the-record" interview, an Arizona Democratic Party official bemoaned the negative impression the video of the ballot-stuffing episode has caused for the Party. "Under normal circumstances no one would've seen anything," he lamented. "Now because of a video taken by an overzealous poll watcher it appears as if we are cheating. It's pure bad luck."
In Chicago, Illinois Republican state representative candidate Jim Moynihan noticed that the voting machine automatically switched his intended vote for GOP candidates into votes for Democrats. Cook County Board of Elections representative Jim Scalzitti attributed the phenomenon to "calibration error. The algorithm is supposed to flip one out of every five votes. We don't know whether the formula misfired or whether it was just bad luck that a high profile Republican voter who was paying attention was that one-in-five voter in this particular instance."
"It's not like the Democrats are stealing every vote," Scalzitti rationalized. "Sometimes we lose. Over the long run, though, the one-in-five formula has been found to be a pretty reliable buffer. Even if the GOP candidates get 60% of the intended votes, the 20% flip brings their percentage down to 48%–enough to ensure that all but the most heavily detested Democrats are safely elected."
In North Carolina, State Board of Elections officials discovered that 145 names on voter rolls belonged to illegal immigrants who were granted "Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals" status by President Obama. Attorney General Eric Holder called the discovery "unfortunate. We have been doing all we can to discourage these kinds of scrutinizing of voter rolls. Identifying individual voters like this flies in the face of the whole concept of a secret ballot. We will be investigating this and assessing the penalties we deem warranted."
In Colorado, Meredith Hicks, director of the political canvassing group Work for Progress, was covertly recorded urging that campaign workers retrieve discarded and unused ballots and cast them for progressive candidates. "If the owner of the vote-by-mail ballot doesn't want to cast it himself there's no good reason why we shouldn't salvage it for our cause," Hicks said. Hicks' characterized the covert recording of her illegal strategy by conservative filmmaker James O'Keefe as "underhanded. This invasion of my privacy is an unfair and unfortunate intervention that may encourage some of our workers to shun this opportunity to try to ensure victory for the forces of good in November."
Kerry Says Israel Responsible for ISIL
US Secretary of State John Kerry maintains that Israel is the reason why ISIL exists.
"Let's face it, if there were no Jews in the Middle East there would be no need for ISIL," Kerry argued. "The misguided attempt to provide a homeland for Europe's displaced Jews after World War II was a provocation. The land currently occupied by Israel was duly conquered by Muslims fourteen hundred years ago. Any effort to roll back any part of that conquest gives Muslims a legitimate grievance."
Kerry suggested that "a better choice for a Jewish homeland would have been a less volatile location like Madagascar or Alaska. That's if we assume that one was even necessary. I mean, the number of Jews in the world is tiny, only 12 million. There are about 12 million Mormons. They don't have their own country. Why should the similarly small population of Jews be accorded this privilege?"
"In contrast, there are 1.5 billion Muslims in the world," the Secretary observed. "If we truly believe in democracy and majority rule shouldn't we be siding with this substantial majority instead of the Jewish minority? Perhaps resisting this democratic principle is at the root of all our troubles in the Middle East. Maybe we need to assess whether we are on the wrong side of history here."
Homeland Security Confiscates Underwear
The Department of Homeland Security nipped a budding threat to Americans' safety by seizing dozens of women's panties from a Kansas City boutique. The panties displayed an unauthorized "KC" logo on them.
"This logo is owned by the Kansas City baseball team," explained Secretary Jeh Johnson. "For the team to be deprived of the revenues to which they are entitled tears at the very fabric of our nation."
Peregrine Honig, owner of the boutique, said "we were only trying to show our support for the team. It's been nearly 30 years since the Royals were last in the World Series. I wasn't mounting an attempt to overthrow the government or anything."
Johnson declined to say whether the seizure of merchandise would be the end of the matter. "We are reserving our options," he declared. "If we need to put this shop out of business and jail the proprietor as an example to others is something we'll have to consider."
Dem Insists that Republicans Are Responsible for Obama's Low Ratings
DNC Chairwoman Representative Debbie Wasserman-Schultz (D-Fla) contends that President Obama's low approval ratings with voters is due to "persistent GOP resistance to his policy agenda. Voters showed that they decisively support the President when they reelected him in 2012. Instead of helping him act on this mandate, though, Republicans have worked to thwart him at every turn. They have a terrible record, which I'm sure will be repudiated at the polls on November 4th."
Wasserman-Schultz ticked off the issues she feels will redound in her Party's favor in the upcoming vote. "The electorate wants higher spending, yet Republicans have repeatedly characterized many of the President's programs as 'wasteful,'" she complained. "Voters know that the President's plan for open borders and amnesty are the best way to guarantee that progressive policies can be entrenched in our government. The influx of reliably Democratic voters from Mexico and Central America are a key to achieving this goal. Voters also appreciate Democratic efforts to move more people out of the workday rat race and into government support programs like public housing, nutritional sustenance, and even free cell phones. They'll vote Democrat if they want to continue these vital initiatives."
The DNC Chair said she understands that many Democratic candidates are wary of associating themselves with the President in this election cycle, but maintained that "this is wrongheaded thinking. We mustn't let ourselves be swayed by the propaganda that the President's ideas are being rejected. If we buy into this message we won't have a mandate to move forward when our Party wins."
Unmentioned in Wasserman-Schultz's list of the benefits the government has provided under Obama were the funds invested in giving test rabbits Swedish massages, teaching monkeys how to gamble, and putting lions, monkeys, rats and cows on treadmills. These dubious expenditures were a few of the hundreds of instances of wasteful government spending cited by Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla) in his annual Wastebook compilation of ridiculous and outrageous items in the federal government's budget. "I think it's safe to say that if these types of waste of the taxpayers' money were more widely known, voters might be tempted to tar-and-feather the Democrats than to vote for them," Coburn speculated.
NY Governor Says Safe Act Needs More Vigorous Enforcement
New York's Governor Andrew Cuomo (D) says that despite barring over 30,000 individuals deemed "too unstable" to be allowed to possess firearms, "the State's 'Safe Act' stills leaves too many free to obtain these weapons."
"In my view, anyone who thinks he needs a gun is, prima facie, too unstable to be allowed to have one," Cuomo ventured. "This would include virtually every member of the National Rifle Association and a considerable portion of registered Republicans. Can a civilized society really condone the possession of weapons by such people?"
As an example, Cuomo cited a recent statement made by the Republican candidate for the US Senate in Iowa, State Senator Joni Ernst. "This woman believes it should be her right to have a gun in case the government decides her rights are no longer important," Cuomo incredulously recounted. "This is taking individual freedom too far. In our democracy we have empowered our elected representatives to draw the boundaries of where everyone's rights end and government authority begins. Views to the contrary are obviously evidence of mental instability."
The Governor said that he hoped that "by speaking out on this issue doctors would be inspired to more closely scrutinize patients for instability and that local police would be more restrictive about who they issue permits to."
"In an ideal world, only government law enforcement personnel would be permitted to bear arms," Cuomo maintained. "If personal possession of a firearm were universally outlawed anyone spotted with a gun could simply be shot on sight by police. Threats to the civil order would be more quickly and easily suppressed. Important government officials would be more thoroughly protected. And the domestic tranquility promised by the US Constitution could become a reality."
North Korea Announces New Travel Restrictions
The Government of North Korea is closing its borders to tourism because of fears it might spread Ebola to the reclusive nation.
The nation's lone tourist, former NBA basketball player Dennis Rodman, is reportedly "heartbroken that his desire to visit with his 'best friend,'" dictator Kim Jung Un, may be impeded by "this cruel barrier."
A Satirical Look at Recent News
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Vote NO on These Judges
Vote NO on these judges. They are either Democrats or were appointed by leftist Governor Napolitano. As such, they are less likely to uphold life and freedom:
Supreme Court
Justice Scott Bales
Court of Appeals-Division I
Diane Johnsen
Patricia Orozco
Court of Appeals-Division II
Garye Vasquez
Superior Court-Maricopa County
Aimee Anderson
Benjamin Norris
Dan Martin
David Talamante
Dawn Bergin
Dean Fink
Edward Bassett
Emmet Ronan
George Foster
Gerald Porter
Hugh Hegyi
Richard Gama
Joan Sinclair
John Rea
Joseph Kreamer
Joseph Welty
Randall Warner
Sally Duncan
Samuel Myers
Susanna Pineda
Bill Brotherton (former legislator/anti-life)
Superior Court-Pima County
Charles Harrington
Javier Chon-Lopez
K.C. Stanford
Superior Court-Pinal County
Brenda Oldham
Gilberto Figueroa
Kevin White
Comrade DuVal Urges Arizona 'Forward' — Code Language for Marxists and Socialists
Fred DuVal, candidate for governor of Arizona for the party that wants to completely CONTROL your life, is taking a page out of the Soviet/Barack Obama playbook. He's calling on Arizona to move "forward" by electing him.
"Forward" has deep historical and political context. The slogan "Forward!" was originated by European Marxists and radicals. It was to reflect the march of history, right past capitalism and into socialism and communism.
Another Marxist, Barack Hussein Obama, has used the "forward" lingo as well.
Furthermore: Vladimir Lenin founded the publication "Vpered" (the Russian word for "forward") in 1905. Soviet film-maker Dziga Vertov produced a propaganda documentary titled, "Forward, Soviet."
America has collected enough evidence to know better. The socialists and Marxists have moved us backwards. In fact, they have us pointing in reverse — through their control of the lives of millions of people in numerous cities and states, and the control they exert over media, schools, colleges, institutions and foundations. They want to punish, to marginalize you just for disagreeing with them.
Don't be fooled. Do not vote for comrade DuVal, who doesn't really have a clue about advancing us forward as a state or a culture.
Fred DuVal: Bad for Arizona … Great for Big Out of Control Government
The Navajo Nation Council's Naabik'iyátí' Committee has endorsed socialist Fred DuVal, representing the party of CONTROL for Arizona governor. This is hardly surprising, but it is sad that Native Americans continue to support the socialists who have kept them on a cycle of dependency, economic stagnation and hopelessness for decade after decade. The last thing Native Americans need is more socialist policies and more dependency on government.
Indian reservations are pockets of poverty where unemployment, social problems, and alcoholism abound. If the party of CONTROL was actually helping Native Americans we would have seen changes for the better by now. But reservation life and the problems that grip them have changed little since the 20th century.
No, Fred DuVal will not change that.
But Fred DuVal – if elected governor – will do his best impersonation of Barack Hussein Obama. That will be disastrous for men, women and children in Arizona.
It will be wonderful for Planned Parenthood and for those who benefit from Arizona's over-spending of money it doesn't have. We will likely see more of what happened under fellow traveler Janet Napolitano: gimmicks, smoke and mirrors and unsustainable spending and debt.
And speaking of Planned Parenthood, DuVal is already campaigning for youths to do end-runs around parental consent laws protecting under-age girls from the profit-driven abortion mills.
DuVal and Democrats talk a good education game. But public education has gone down, down, downhill because of their over-influence on K-12, public colleges and universities and the governing boards that control them.
If DuVal is elected in November, you can kiss prosperity good-bye. You will work longer into the year before you stop working for "Uncle Fred" and can begin keeping your own money to spend on your family's needs. Fred will be fantastic for Big Government, Big out of control Government in your face.
The party of CONTROL will step all over the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Its members do whatever they think they can get away with. The socialists are taking our country and our culture down. We are not progressing as a nation, and it's because of them.
Sadly, there are also too many Republicans who are running Left and that is to the state's detriment.
Vote for FREEDOM.
Just heard on the radio that several school board elections have been cancelled in Arizona. That's because there are so many uncontested elections. Which is to the detriment of Arizona and its students. There are too many leftists serving on, some entrenched on, our school boards, advocating for the same old wrong-headed policies that promote political correctness over real learning and education.
Also in the news lately: Jeff Scott of Phoenix Radio 1100 A.M. crowed about Arizona's three large state universities all ranking in the top 30 of the latest LGBT university ratings. Speaking of PC over-riding real education and learning! That is sad.
Think of how students struggling with same-sex attraction and gender confusion would actually be helped if this was the newscast: Arizona ranks high nationally as a leading provider of counseling for those struggling with gender and sexuality issues.
Proposition Recommendations
Proposition recommendations by Americans for Prosperity Arizona Chapter:
- YES on Arizona Proposition 122: Rejection of Unconstitutional Federal Actions — Prop 122 will provide Arizonans with a way to protect themselves from overreaching and harmful federal policies. AFP-Arizona strongly endorses Prop 122.
- YES on Arizona Proposition 303: Use of Investigational Drugs, Biomedical Products and Devices — Prop 303 would allow terminally ill patients in Arizona to procure experimental drugs that have not completed the full FDA trial process (but have been deemed safe by FDA). AFP-Arizona strongly encourages citizens to vote YES on Prop 303 to protect the health and safety of terminally ill patients and strike a blow for the freedom of individuals to make their own health care decisions.
- NO on Maricopa County Proposition 480 - Prop 480 would spend $935 million to fund new and updated facilities for the Maricopa Integrated Health Systems. If passed, the proposition would result in a significant property tax increase, especially on small businesses. A typical small business with $1 million in assessed valuation will end up paying $7,800 for this bond measure. Maricopa County taxpayers already greatly subsidize health care for the less fortunate, and there are already sufficient health care options, including vast private hospital systems, available to Maricopa County residents. Prop 480 has little accountability for how the money is used, and it would subsidize government health facilities in unfair competition with private health care enterprises.
- NO on Pima County Proposition 415 – Prop 415 would issue $22 million in bonds for the expansion and renovation of the Pima Animal Care Facility. Pima County taxpayers are already being subjected to a property tax levy increase of $45 million, or approximately $50 on a typical house, and the Animal Care Center has already received a $1 million increase in its operating budget for expanded shelter operations, medical treatment, and spay/neuter programs.
- YES on City of Phoenix Proposition 487 - Prop 487 would solve the City's nearly $1.5 billion unfunded pension liability problem by moving new employees to a plan similar to the 401k plans that are common in the private sector. Prop 487 would fix the City's scandalous $190 million pension spiking problem by limiting the excess pension benefits given to current employees.
Troops Being Deployed to Ebola Zone Get Skimpy Training
By John Semmens – Semi-News — A Satirical Look at Recent News
The U.S. troops President Obama has ordered into West Africa to help in the battle against Ebola are receiving a scant 4 hours of training about the virus. Soldiers who have had the training have characterized it as "frightening." "We will be exposed with minimal protective gear." "If you get it you'll probably die a horrible death." "It's far worse than getting shot or even blown up."
United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID) spokeswoman Caree Vander-Linden insisted that the skimpy training was "appropriate for the mission. We're basically trying to warn the troops to be cautious, to not take undue risks. It's not that much different than the more typical training teaching them how to avoid being a casualty of enemy attacks."
Of course, the typical training related to enemy action is usually measured in months rather than hours and is more inherently connected to the normal military mission. Nevertheless, Vander-Linden asserted that "the ability of our armed forces to cope with emerging non-traditional threats is part of President Obama's planned transformation of America. This projected battle against Ebola will serve as good experience for troops when they are asked to take on the even greater threat of global climate change."
The inadequate training being given to the troops didn't dissuade a trio of Democratic Representatives from urging that these troops give direct care to Ebola patients. Reps. Keith Ellison (Minn), Karen Bass (Calif), and Barbara Lee (Calif) contend that "only by putting US troops on the front line of danger can our nation begin to make a down payment on the reparations we owe for slavery. A key byproduct of the exposure to our troops will be an enhanced incentive to increase funding for the CDC to help find a cure. As long as the vast majority of the victims are Africans the American people can afford to remain relatively indifferent. But when their sons and daughters are suffering and dying from this virus their attitudes will change."
President Dispatches Seasoned Political Operatives to Stem Ebola Crisis
President Obama took decisive action on the growing Ebola crisis this week by appointing two well-traveled political operatives to key roles. On the national front, he named Ron Klain his special Ebola Czar. At the same time, he tabbed Adrian Saenz to manage events on the ground in Dallas—site of America's "patient zero."
The fact that neither man has any expertise in any medical field, much less in infectious diseases, took many observers by surprise. Republican Senator Jerry Moran of Kansas called the appointments "puzzling. When I called for the naming of an Ebola czar I thought the fact that a person selected should have the appropriate medical background would go without saying. Boy was I wrong. The President has chosen to address this grave health situation by deploying a pair of Democrat political hacks. I fail to see how this will help."
Klain has most recently been Chief-of-Staff for Vice-President Biden. He also has experience as a lobbyist and was instrumental in securing a half-billion dollar government subsidy for the failed Solyndra solar panel company. Saenz has most recently served as Special Assistant to the President and Deputy Director of Intergovernmental Affairs and has also worked for numerous Democratic Congressional candidates.
Presidential Press Secretary Josh Earnest attempted to bridge the credibility gap by emphasizing that "the medical issues are a minor technical aspect of the larger picture. What the President and the country needs even more desperately is someone who can work to restore the people's faith in their government. These men are skilled in crafting messages that resonate with average Americans, as is amply demonstrated in their previous success in helping elect Democrats to office."
In related news, Earnest tried to explain Center for Disease Control Director Tom Frieden's seemingly incoherent assertion that a person can't get Ebola from riding on a bus, but could give it to someone else on a bus. "Getting people to use public transit is critical to our policy of diverting people from driving their own cars." Earnest said. "Reassuring bus riders is a crucial part of stemming a stampede out of public transit. The odds of an uninfected person encountering an Ebola carrier on a bus are small. So a person shouldn't shun using a bus out of an irrational fear. On the other hand, a person who is infected shouldn't wantonly expose others. So, yeah, if you suspect you may have Ebola, don't use public transit. It makes perfect sense to me."
Houston Persists in Effort to Stifle Speech
Though the City of Houston has backed off its demand for local area ministers to submit copies of their Sunday sermons to the City's attorneys, it is now demanding copies of any non-sermon speeches they may have made.
Mayor Annise Parker, Houston's first openly lesbian mayor, defended this blatant invasion of freedom of speech, arguing that "Houston Equal Rights Ordinance (HERO) is the law of this land. No one is entitled to speak out against the law, especially not church leaders."
"Churches have special exemptions from government taxes," Parker pointed out. "As a quid-pro-quo for this benefit they ought to respect and teach respect for the duly enacted laws of the community—you know 'render unto Caesar' and all that. The City has a right to ferret out those who have violated this quid-pro-quo so that targeted corrective action to revoke these special exemptions may be undertaken where warranted. The requested copies of speeches will help the City distinguish which churches have violated their obligations under these exemptions."
First Lady Frustrated in Efforts to Motivate Democrat Voters
First Lady Michelle Obama showed signs of increasing impatience with the Democrats' voter base in her efforts to drum up enthusiasm for the Party's candidates. "Too many of the voters who helped put Barack in office seem to be asleep at the wheel for these mid-term races," she complained.
Michelle speculated that "poor diet may play an even bigger role than we thought. I mean, if a person is overweight feasting on junk food, getting up to go to the polls and vote may be too daunting a task. We've done all we could to try to eliminate impediments to voting. More voters than ever had been freed from having their time taken up having to go to a job to earn a living. We give them public housing, food stamps, even free cell phones. Why can't they make the minimal effort to give Democrats their vote?"
In related news, another court struck down another state's voter ID requirement. In this case, the Arkansas Supreme Court negated a state law requiring voters to show a photo ID at the polls. "It is hard enough to get the indolent segment of the population to make the effort to vote," the court ruled. "Requiring them to show the same type of ID they must show to purchase liquor is an intolerable and unnecessary burden. Not taking the voter's word that he is who he claims to be is an unconstitutional infringement on the right to vote."
Guatemalan President Blames US for Illegal Immigration from His Country
Guatemalan President Otto Perez says the recent influx of illegal immigration to the US from Central American nations is America's fault.
"Look, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvadore are veritable cesspools," Perez admitted. "Who wouldn't want to leave? Compare this to welfare obtainable in the United States if you are poor and you have a strong motivation to try to get there. With President Obama's open border policies its practically an invitation to make the arduous journey north."
As an alternative to mass migration, Perez suggested that "more generous foreign aid to our counties in the south could dampen the need for us to export our excess poor. First, if there are meaningful financial rewards for our government officials the incentive to take steps to discourage this traffic will be enhanced. Second, if we distribute a small share of the foreign aid in the form of benefits to our impoverished citizens perhaps they will see less need to try to escape the deploring conditions in our countries."
"The ball is in your court Mr. Obama," Perez taunted. "Pay us now or bear the consequences later."
US War on ISIL Gets Name
After several weeks of debate on what the US bombing campaign against ISIL ought to be called, the Obama Administration has settled on "Operation Inherent Resolve."
Joint Chiefs of Staff General Martin Dempsey explained that "though the phrase has been dubbed 'squishy' by some, it embodies a basic truth about the campaign. We are trying to tread a fine line here. Those favoring the annihilation of these terrorists are urging us to go outside the bounds of the President's thinking. The President wants an accommodation with Islam. The fear is that if we annihilate these jihadis we will alienate a billion Muslims around the globe."
"The aim, as President Obama has clearly stated on numerous occasions, is to 'degrade' ISIL, not destroy it," Dempsey declared. "If ISIL were destroyed there would be no authority left with which we could reach an accommodation. A plan to destroy ISIL could have been described as 'explicit resolve.' However, the more complex objective of holding back our response to keep it within the parameters of the President's philosophy implies a sort of resolve. So, the 'inherent resolve' is the best compromise moniker we could come up with.""
Colorado Governor Plays "Extortion Card" in Bid for Reelection
Unfavorable trends in recent polls have spurred Colorado's Governor John Hickenlooper (D) to threaten to release mass murderer Nathan Dunlap from prison if he is defeated in the November 4th election. Nathan Dunlap killed four people at an Aurora Chuck E Cheese restaurant in 1993.
"If I am reelected I'll be too busy with other work to have the time to commute his sentence and let him out of prison, "Hickenlooper said. "Should voters turn me out, though, well, I probably won't be too busy to consider commuting the sentences of Dunlap and other long-suffering inmates of our state prison system."
University Officials Crack Down on Free Speech
University officials at Southern Oregon University (SOU) threatened students with disciplinary action for having the temerity to pass out copies of the US Constitution on campus last week.
"Freedom of speech is not without limits in our society," according to SOU Director of Student Housing, Tim Robitz. "If the students who want to hand out copies of the Constitution would only read the document they'd see that it is Congress that shall make no law abridging freedom of speech. There is no mention of the SOU administration in that document. So we are not similarly prohibited from abridging this freedom if we deem it necessary."
"The fact that the University has set aside a special free speech zone in a designated location on campus shows that we have done more than we have to to facilitate the rantings of the discontented," Robitz contended. "Complaints from malcontents that the designated space is small and inconveniently off the main pathway demonstrate a lack of gratitude for the privileges we have extended to them."
Robitz also criticized "the arrogance of those who assume that right is on their side. Not everyone is a fan of free speech. Many students have come to me to express their fear of being confronted with discomforting political points of view. Don't they have an equal right to be protected from having to listen?"
NIH Deflects Criticism of Spending Priorities
GOP critics of government priorities in how tax dollars are spent have latched onto the National Institutes of Health investment in studying why lesbians are fat as a sign of the agency's poor judgment.
Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Tex) says "the more we learn about the decisions made by this Administration, the worse it sounds. Back in 2008 the incoming Obama Administration was advised that it should take stronger measures against a possible Ebola pandemic. Instead, they divert scarce resources to studies like this."
NIH Director Dr. Francis Collins defended the allocation of resources. "The number of obese lesbians in this country easily exceeds the number of Ebola patients," Collins observed. "Using our limited resources toward efforts to serve this larger cohort doesn't seem out of line to me."
"On top of this, let's not forget that even for those who have contracted the Ebola virus the suffering is relatively brief," Collins asserted. "On the other hand, obesity is often a lifelong problem that can produce decades of mental anguish and physical and emotional pain. So, no, I don't think the NIH's priorities are out of whack and I deplore the political opportunism of those who would like to make it appear as if they are."
A Satirical Look at Recent News
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The Arizona Conservative Withdraws Endorsement of Republican Attorney General Candidate
The Arizona Conservative has just withdrawn its endorsement of Republican Mark Brnovich, candidate for Arizona attorney general. Brnovich just issued a statement in support of judicial activism and same-sex "marriage":
"Today's court order and recent rulings that preceded it have voided Arizona's voter-approved definition of marriage. State and local officials now have an obligation to put aside politics and personal feelings and uphold the law in accordance with the court's decision."
This is clearly NOT the type of attorney general we need. Instead of capitulating to radical leftists who did an end-run around the people — and 1.2 million voters who enacted marriage as one man and one woman — Brnovich has shown that if elected AG he will not fight the radical Left, but will instead roll over and go along with the radicals.
Arizona deserves better. We need an attorney general who will fight the same radical interests which have captured the Democratic Party. Once again, we see another Republican candidate more intent on corralling Democrat votes than party base Republicans.
Furthermore, the state and local officials Brnovich urges to set personal feelings aside have been thrown to the wind. Among those public officials are Christians who believe same-sex "marriage" is sin and who have First Amendment protection against having to issue wedding licenses and perform same-sex "weddings." State officials need to recognize and protect religious freedom and the Constitution — now more than ever after today's stunning judicial activism by Judge Sedwick.
We regret having endorsed Brnovich and strongly repudiate his capitulation to the Far Left and activist Judge Sedwick. We need an attorney general who will fight for justice.
Black Day in Arizona: One Judge Throws out 1.2 Million Votes for Marriage
The out of control, tyrannical, activist courts are … out of control, tyrannical and activist again!
Voters, you've been had!
U.S. District Court Judge John Sedwick has thrown out all the 2008 votes that enacted a state constitutional marriage amendment recognizing marriage as the union of one man and one woman. He ruled that a recent decision by the Ninth Circus appeals court to redefine marriage applies to Arizona.
This is un-American. Arizonans should be outraged!
There is no place in a court of law for activists like Judge Sedwick or any of the other judicial activists who have been destroying marriage in recent months by overturning the will of millions of Americans who defined marriage in fair and honest elections. These judges need to be impeached or voted out.
What will follow is blatant fascism by homosexual activists and their friends in the political party they've captured – the Democratic Party. Christians and non-Christians alike who define marriage as one man and one woman will be punished merely for disagreeing with same-sex "marriage" and special rights for people struggling with same-sex attraction and gender confusion.
We are already seeing this all across the country. And this is why the Arizona Legislature passed 1062 earlier this year to strengthen protections for Arizonans who don't want to be forced to endorse behavior they disapprove of. Of course, we remember that homosexual pressure groups, along with their cowardly media friends running cover for them, intimidated the bejabbers out of Governor Jan Brewer and stampeded her into vetoing the bill.
With the latest activist antics in Judge Sedwick's court, we can now expect people to lose their jobs over refusal to perform same-sex weddings. Photographers, florists, bakers, and others involved in wedding venues can now be severely punished and harassed by left-wing local and state office holders for not agreeing to endorse the message of same-sex marriage. It's happened from the Atlantic coast to Hawaii. Why wouldn't it happen here?
A run-away, out of control government will come down with all of its weight and fury on honest people following their consciences. Some will be fined and burdened by unconstitutional demands. Others will be forced out of business. They will receive hate mail, hateful phone calls, and threats. It will be a feeding frenzy for those on the radical Left.
You see, same-sex "marriage" and religious freedom cannot co-exist. Non-discrimination laws and radical left-wing dogma will over-rule the free exercise of religion guaranteed by the Founding Fathers who wrote the First Amendment. The Bill of Rights means absolutely nothing to the Left.
This is a sad day in Arizona. A black day.
In November of 2008, a total of 1,258,355 Arizonans voted to enact marriage as one man and one woman in the state Constitution. A single man, a man with incredible hubris, threw that out. This is the America we live in today. It is not the America of James Madison and the Founders who penned the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Not by a long shot.
We are not alone. This is happening all over America. Tens of millions of voters have been disenfranchised.
And this is the cost of allowing the party of CONTROL, the Democrats, to pack the courts with Constitution-challenged activist judges.
All that's left is for radical scavengers to clean up the scraps – demonizing anyone who disagrees. Take our word: persecution is coming, fascism will warp into high gear among Arizona's hardcore leftists. You disagree with the homosexual agenda? Okay, consider yourself a target for the fascists.
A final word to Judge Sedwick and the other activists who have co-opted the courts and disenfranchised the people: when you come to a gate in the road, before removing it take time to consider why it was put there in the first place.
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It is crucial you update church policy on rental of church facilities to protect yourselves from litigation when someone asks you to officiate over a same-sex "wedding" or to rent church property for a same-sex "marriage." Consult an attorney with expertise in religious freedom law. Don't wait. Do it now!
If you are asked to provide a service or a product for a same-sex "wedding," and you are opposed to doing so on religious grounds, do not respond to the homosexuals' request until first consulting an attorney. This will help you avoid a legal entanglement that could land you in hot water or potentially force you to go out of business. Don't wait. Do it now!
General Election Endorsements
The Arizona Conservative is endorsing candidates for public office in the Grand Canyon State in advance of the November 4 general elections. Voters have two choices: candidates who will champion FREEDOM for the individual and those who will push policies that deny and reduce personal freedoms – the candidates of socialism and excessive government CONTROL of your life. Whom do you want in office? Those who will protect your constitutional freedom, or those who would expand government and take away more and more of your freedom, controlling more and more of your life? Your vote will impact every facet of American society and culture. Please make informed and intelligent decisions. Vote on values and principle, not on personalities and negative advertising. Compare what candidates actually say and how they have legislated previously; if you do this, you will find that many candidates from the party of CONTROL will not be as truthful.
|Doug Ducey
|Fred DuVal
|Secretary of State
|Terry Goddard
|Attorney General
|Republican candidate removed for supporting same-sex "marriage"
|Felicia Rotellini
|State Treasurer
|Jeff DeWitt
|Supt. Of Public Instruction
|Diane Douglas
|David Garcia
|Mining Inspector
|Joe Hart
|Manuel Cruz
|Congress-District 1
|Ann Kirkpatrick
|Congress-District 2
|Martha McSally
|Ron Barber
|Congress-District 3
|Gabriela Saucedo Mercer
|Raul Grijalva
|Congress-District 4
|Paul Gosar
|Mikel Weisser
|Congress-District 5
|Matt Salmon
|Congress-District 6
|David Schweikert
|Congress-District 7
|Steve Gallardo, Cesar Chavez
|Congress-District 8
|Trent Franks
|Helmuth Hack
|Congress-District 9
|Wendy Rogers
|Kyrsten Sinema
Arizona Legislature
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House: Karen Fann
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District 4
Senate: Connie Uribe
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Senate: Kelli Ward
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District 8
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House: Eddie Farnsworth, Warren Peterson
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Senate: Gail Griffin
House: David Gowan, David Stevens
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Senate: Nancy Barto
House: John Allen
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Senate: David Farnsworth
House: Kelly Townsend
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SenateA Steve Yarbrough
House: J.D. Mesnard, Jeff Weninger
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House: Jill Norgaard
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Senate: Joseph Hobbs
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Senate: Kimberly Yee
House: Paul Boyer
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Senate: Debbie Lesko
House: Rick Gray
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Senate: Judy Burges
House: David Livington, Phil Lovas
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Senate: John Kavanaugh
House: Jay Lawrence, Michelle Ugenti
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District 25
House: Rusty Bowers, Justin Olsen
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District 28
House: Shawna Bolick
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