To: Edward Failor
Iowans for Tax Relief
And Stever Sheffler, president
Iowa Christian Alliance
Skeptics might wonder how much it
cost to block the inclusion of Ron Paul in the Iowa caucuses. What was
your price? Others might just be furious that a couple of small time
political operatives have obviously taken it upon themselves to decide for
the rest of us, who can run for political office, and who will be excluded
from the nation's earliest official contest.
Iowa needs to be excluded from
the primary contests, as you two have just proven: because Iowa simply is
no longer representative or in-touch with anything outside the State of
Iowa. Iowa was once important, back when America still had family farmers:
but with the coming of the New-World-Order to Corporate-Farming, Iowa has
become irrelevant to the national electoral system, and because of this
fact - changes must be made.
Iowa should no longer enjoy the
prestige that it has always traditionally held, and this is especially
true, given the intransigence that is so evident in your failure to
respond to questions. That was probably a very large mistake - because
this decision of yours will have repercussions, given the number of
interested voters who will no doubt feel absolutely violated by the
arrogance of your unilateral decisions.
Jim Kirwan
Comment - Jon
Arthur
Iowans For Tax Relief - Iowa
Christian Alliance
As a Christian Conservative Radio
Talk Show host and a believer in freedom, I am outraged by your Nazi
censorship tactics excluding Congressman Ron Paul from your
"Presidential Candidates Forum". This is very similar to the
actions of the Communist Chinese or North Korean leadership. This is
obviously the work of the Neo-Cons in the Republican Party not wanting Ron
Paul to succeed in his bid for the White House.
Ron Paul is a grassroots
candidate that is up and coming in this race. He is the only true
conservative and Christian running for President. His record on Christian
issues as well as taxes speaks for itself. His opposition to this unjust
war in Iraq has obviously unleashed the attack dogs within the Republican
Party. Both of your organizations are supposedly conservative and yet you
exclude the most conservative candidate in the race.
Obviously this was done
intentionally and it stinks of censorship.
Also for the Iowa
"Christian" Alliance, how can you justify excluding the most
Pro-Life and Pro-Family candidate in the field? There is no explanation
other than either you folks are not a real Christian organization or you
have been pressured by the Republican Leadership. Which is it? I along
with America would appreciate an explanation other than the lame non
answers given so far.
Ron Paul, by the way, was invited
by both Fox News and CNN to participate in the nationally televised
debates. Online Polls as well as both the Fox News and CNN polls showed
clearly that he finished the debates as either the clear winner or close
runner up. Once again, I would appreciate an answer as to how you can
exclude the leading candidate from an online polling perspective.
I will eagerly await a response
to my questions and will encourage my listeners to base their support for
your organizations on your responses. Please respond to this letter with
valid reasons from a Christian Conservative perspective why Congressman
Ron Paul is being censored from your forum and yet Tommy Thompson the
implantable microchip for humans candidate (Applied Digital Solutions),
Mitt Romney the pro-homosexual anti gun candidate, and Rudy Guiliani the
pro-abortion candidate have all been invited.
This reminds me of the days when
a guy named Jesus was attacked by the dogs called Pharicees.
Thank you for your time and
consideration regarding this important matter to all Americans not just
Iowans.
Jon Arthur
Nationally Syndicated Radio Talk
Show Host
850-937-7007
www.jonarthurlive.8m.com
Ron Paul Excluded in Iowa
Jan Mickelson of WHO News Radio
1040 in Des Moines interviewed Ron Paul 2008 chairman Kent Snyder about
Ron Paul being excluded from the upcoming candidates forum sponsored by
Iowans for Tax Relief and Iowa Christian Alliance. Ed Failor of Iowans for
Tax Relief joined the interview later to explain why his group decided to
keep Ron Paul out.
"Congressman Ron Paul isn't
welcome at the Iowans for Tax Relief and Iowa Christian
Alliance candidates forum.
Oversight? Nope. Kent Snyder from Ron Paul's campaign and Ed Failor from
ITR exchange words. Lotsa them." -- Wednesday, June 20, 2007,
WHO News Radio 1040
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