What Can You Do for Liberty Today? Vote

If you live in California's 36th Congressional district or in one of the 6 state senate districts targeted by Big Labor in Wisconsin, please vote today. If you don't live in one of these districts, but know someone who does, call them and urge them to vote today. These are important skirmishes in the battle for liberty.


In California, voters will determine the successor to retiring Representative Jane Harman. The deeply indigo district ought to be a calk-walk for Democrats, but they went with their inner crazy and nominated LA councilwoman Janice Hahn. She championed the 'novel' program of giving taxpayer money to gang members to...well, I'm not really sure what they were supposed to do. Not do gang stuff, I guess. What used to be called "protection money" is "gang outreach" in Democrats' bizarro world. Of course, these gang members continued to do what gang members do. Hahn shouldn't be in the same hemisphere as the U.S. Treasury. Please support her opponent, Craig Huey.

In Wisconsin, Big Labor has targeted 6 GOP senators for recall. (Sure, there was an election just a few months ago, but Big Labor doesn't like those results so they want a do-over.) Today is the primary for those recalls.



All 6 GOP senators are running unopposed. The Democrats have to settle on nominees for the recall. Big Labor is pushing its slate of lackeys, but there are also pro-taxpayer, pro-liberty candidates. If you live in one of these districts, please support one of these:

Senate District Pro-Wisconsin candidate
2 Otto Junkerman
8 Gladys Huber
10 Isaac Weix
14 Rol Church
18 John Buckstaff
32 James Smith

Wisconsin has on open primary, so any interested registered voter may participate in the Democrat primary election. Let's send a message to Big Labor.

The battle for liberty doesn't require all of us to do a lot. It simply requires each of us to do what we can...to take some action, no matter how small. Today is one of those days.

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