Posts Tagged ‘Health Care’

Virginia 10th Amendment Revolution

As many of you know I am a local coordinator for the Campaign For Liberty. I am excited to tell you about a Virginia grass roots lobbying effort to challenge the power of the Federal Government in two important areas; Health Care and Gun Control. Please join me in supporting this effort.

Donna Holt, Interim State Coordinator – Campaign For Liberty, announced the effort as follows.

“The Virginia Campaign for Liberty will be mobilizing on two very important pieces of legislation in the 2010 session of the Virginia General Assembly. Both are state’s rights issues that pose a challenge to the federal government under the 10th amendment.

The Virginia Firearms Freedom Act – See full text of the bill here.

The Virginia Healthcare Freedom Act – See full text of the bill here.

In the upcoming weeks leading up to the legislative session, we will be forming a committee of people to assist in our lobbying effort for legislators to sponsor the bills.  If you wish to volunteer to join the committee, please email me at donna.holt@campaignforliberty.com.”

Please contact our representatives in Richmond and urge them to support these bills! Also, I again invite you to join Campaign for Liberty!

Posted on November 11th, 2009 by Erik Kritter  |  No Comments »

Saturday, 11/07, from 2:00-4:00 p.m. ~ Roanoke TeaParty Rally

roanoke_tea_partyFrom the Roanoke Tea Party:

OK fellow patriots… here we go again.

We will assemble this Saturday (11/07) from 2:00-4:00 p.m. to drive home the message of this week’s election – we don’t want no stinkin’ government health care!

We will meet at the intersection of Hershberger Road and I-581, near Valley View. Our meeting place is the site of the old Celebration Station on Hershberger, and we’ll line Hershberger as far as our numbers allow.

See the areas in red on the map below:

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The weather should be glorious – a wonderful day to be outside and celebrate your liberty.

If you can’t be there the whole time, please swing by and stay for as long as you can – even if it’s only for a few minutes. Perhaps you have errands or shopping up that way, and will take a stand with us on Saturday afternoon.

Here are a few very important things to keep in mind:

* Stay in the grassy areas along the side of the road.
* Stay out of the road – do not impede traffic in any way.
* Bring signs about health care reforms – and be positive as well as negative.
* This is not about the President – we are trying to influence our Senators.
* Remind them of the results of Tuesday’s vote!

Tell your friends… bring a neighbor… take a stand. We depend on your participation to make this work!

Let us work together to stop ………

obamacare

Posted on November 5th, 2009 by Erik Kritter  |  No Comments »

National Health Care Freedom Rally

On Friday July 17th I took part in the National Health Care Freedom Rally. Which was organized in the local area by the Franklin County Patriots, The Roanoke Tea Party, and local members of the Campaign for Liberty. The event was organized to protest any nationalization of our health care system or any new public choice option.

I am afraid that I must apologize to the other members of RVLP in that I forgot to send out email reminders about the event. We have voted to support both The Franklin County Patriots and The Roanoke Tea Party. One member showing up for an event is only limited support and the fault is my own. I will send out email reminders for future events.

I did a more detailed story on my website VirtualFranklinCountyVA.com currently it is up on the homepage but in a few days it will only be viewable at http://virtualfranklincountyva.com/politics-a-government/95-residents-air-concerns-about-health-care-reform.

The Roanoke Times also did a story with their usual bias and slant. It is viewable at: http://www.roanoke.com/politics/wb/212261.

If you are wondering what health care in a socialized system is like take a look at this.

I have a sneaking suspicion that we are having a positive effect….. check out these articles.

Obama to lobby Energy and Commerce Dems

Senior Democrat says no consensus on health bill

Posted on July 21st, 2009 by Erik Kritter  |  No Comments »

Cato President Ed Crane Frames the Health Care Debate

We are now facing some of the most sweeping changes health care has seen in decades. Reform is needed, but increasing government control over one-sixth of the economy and over important personal and private decisions – as many of the proposals aim to do – would harm American taxpayers, health care providers, and patients. Cato Founder and President Ed Crane frames the health care debate at the Cato Institute’s conference on health care reform held June 17, 2009.

Posted on June 23rd, 2009 by Erik Kritter  |  No Comments »