PA state committee meeting

Semi- Annual Meeting of The Constitution Party
Of Pennsylvania

4/28/2007

There will be the State Executive Committee Meeting at 1:00 P.M. at the Ramada Inn Located at 1213 N. Church St. Hazleton, 18202

The State meeting will be at the Ramada Inn, located at 1213 N. Church St. Hazleton, Pa. at 3:00 P.M. sharp.

Annual Dues for the year of 2007 are due at this meeting.

Only Members registered with Constitution Party with the voter I.D. Card can vote on Constitution Party Business.

Banquet

Registration at 5:30 p.m.

Location-- Top of the 80”s at Interstate 81 and Route 93

Hazleton, Pa. 18202. This is very close to Interstate 80.

Banquet Dinner at 6:00 P.M. Cost: $35.00 per person

Speaker at 7:00 P.M.

For pre registration, please call early at 724-586-9739

Rooms are available at the Ramada Inn for around $65.00 per night.

If you have any question or comment, please call me at 724-586-9739 or e-mail at cppachair@...


Thank you,

Hagan Smith

Pa. Chairman of the Constitution Party

Does America have 300?

I just saw the movie 300 tonight and for those of you who saw it,do you think we have 300 that would fight to the death to remain free? In the movie the spartans were fighting as free men for their families, lands and country. I suppose most of us would say we are free and are fighting to stay free. We should take a look at ourselves in the mirror and ask are we really free? Do we own our land? No! Are we free to travel without restrictions and harassment? No! Are we chattel put up as collateral to banking institutions? Yes! Are we free to speak our mind? Not without threats of a lawsuit if we say something that offends others. Are we corporate citizens or soveriegn freemen? Look it up and find out. Are we to lazy to look it up? Yes! Guess what then you are probably already a slave. In Proverbs 22:7 it says: The rich rule over the poor, and the borrower becomes the lenders slave(NASB). Do you think that is an accurate statement for today? Do you owe anyone or any institution money? Are we truly free to do what we really want to do with our lives? So do we have 300 who would fight to the death for freedom? Perhaps, but do we actually have 300 free men in america? I challange you to read the constitution and read what the founders intent was for our country. Remember what Benjamin Franklin said "it is a republic if we can keep it".

Doyle and Altmire anti-free market?

In response to Rep. Doyle and Rep. Altmire backing an anti-gouging act. First off an act is not LAW. Second would our representatives be so willing to apply this act to congress. Surely there is more gouging going on in congress than in the free market. I am sure they would try to weasel out of it by saying this act will benefit the people. You can be sure when government wants to shove something unconstitutional down your throat it will be in the name of the children, for security or the general welfare of the people. In reality it is another government power grab. Why else would they interfere with the free market and publicly traded corporations, if not for control. Lets do a test run on this act and try it on congress and see how it works and while we are at it,lets pass it into law the way it is supposed to be.

Rep. Ron Paul to run for president

[Mar. 11, 2007] Dallas Morning News - U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, a strict constitutionalist and fierce anti-war critic, will formally declare his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination Monday when he appears as a guest on a C-SPAN call-in program

I know he is not a member of the Constitution Party but he is as constitutionally correct as we will ever see. Maybe he looks for support from our party he has been very good with us in the past.

Property Tax debate on PCN

Tuesday, March 13, 2007 - 7:00 p.m. LIVE
Topic: Property Tax
Guests: Rep. David Levdansky, Majority Chair, PA House Finance Committee
Rep. Steven Nickol, Minority Chair, PA House Finance Committee

This is a good chance for us to call in and bring up the consitutionality of the property tax. Read your constitutions and be prepared for them to dodge the constitution. Remember they have an oath of office to obey.

Local freshmen representatives charge the public for their "outreaches"

The Tribune-Review reports the spending of some incoming lawmakers. It should come as no suprise that the two new democrats billed the taxpayer for their little "outreach". It is this kind of behavior that needs to be removed from Harrisburg. Rep. Wagner and Rep. Smith should be ashamed of themselves for billing the public after running a campaign to the contrary. I wonder if the public will hold them to their oaths of office or will the public get worn down by such actions? Will the public have the courage to vote them out if this continues or will they allow their behavior to fester in Harrisburg and get worse?

I should point out that republican Rep. Marshall and democrat Rep. Bennington paid for a modest "outreach" with out having to charge it to the public. That being said there are really only two choices next election. One is to continue to hope for honorable candidates from the two major parties or Two is to vote for a constitution party candidate. If there is no constitution party candidate at least look for someone who will obey their oath of office and has studied the constitution.

Lets hope that the people of Pennsylvania hold all of their public officials accountable and make them obey the oath of office they swore to uphold.