Time to Promote Freedom and Opportunity Versus Communism

E-mail to Rep. Neugebauer:

I read your December 14 Newsletter.

You and I are exactly on the same wavelength, with respect to significantly reducing national, opposing permanent bailouts, and ignoring the ridiculous Copenhagen Treaty Conference.

The difference is that I have a very small voice in my writing. You have a potentially big voice, as a US Representative to Congress. I agree that it's obviously necessary to keep your constituency informed on your positions, so that you will have their support through reelection. However, I have complained previously that you are not making a big enough splash with your fellow representatives.

I now partially withdraw that comment after having seen your performance on two issues on YouTube. You are a good speaker, but I noted that you had an essentially nonexistent audience. That could have been a deficiency of negative political set-up, over which you had no control. However, it also could have been a matter that your stated position and presentation were not "thunderous".

May I suggest that you pull out all the stops. Name names. Talk dollar amounts. Have your staff scrape up scandal on your opponents. And, fight fight fight. You might want to get some videos of Sen. McCarthy's speeches when he was uncovering communists in the federal government and Hollywood. In the ensuing time, communism is perceived to be a more desirable form of government. This has been accomplished through continued pressure by socially elite liberals. However, there are no selling points to communism, when one stresses life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Even the most sedentary of persons wants freedom of choice. The Bill of Rights can be sold and communism destroyed, but it takes effort, effort, and effort.

Pres. Obama and his socialist regime continue to have high support based on polling of the American public. However, those polls are questionable. Even so, they show a continued decline of satisfaction with a socialist regime. Republicans continue to be confused at the top level of strategy and platform. There is a great opportunity for a clear thinker and promoter to change that situation, so that a program of freedom and opportunity might again prevail in this US, after the next election.