Radio Show Archive:Hour 1

On www.RepublicBroadcasting.org 12pm CST every Saturday

Third Rail Topics for Today:

Special Guest: Jonathan Narcisse, Iowan for Governor 2010

Jonathan Narcisse is the guest for today, sharing his vision of an Iowa worth fighting for.

More info at:

http://www.NarcisseForIowa.com

http://www.AnIowaWorthFightingFor.com

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From: Todd McGreevy
Date: Sat, Jul 10, 2010 at 10:48 PM
Subject: Narcisse Video is Live... Re: Meet Jonathan Narcisse - Iowan for Governor
To:

Hello,
The 60+ minutes of Jonathan Narcisse's discussion with SuperLiberty.com meetup members this past Friday in Davenport, was video taped and is now available in 7 parts, beginning with part 1 at:

http://www.youtube.com/user/QCAToday#p/u/0/5gTLGQZn7zE

He discusses his controversial history with the Des Moines School board, his coverage in the Des Moines Register, corruption he has exposed within the Des Moines School board, how a Narcisse administration would apply zero based budgeting to eliminate non-essential services not provided for in the Iowa state constitution, how Iowa businesses can zero out their corporate tax liabilities by doing business with fellow Iowans, and how reducing taxes should be in line with reducing spending... that's just in the first clip...

This registered Democrat, running as an independent, strikes some extremely pragmatic chords in these clips, devoid of cliche partisan campaign rhetoric, providing details of how a Narcisse administration would cut 10,000 jobs in the state government, utilize the veto authority to curb useless spending, ensure transparency in his administration with live webcasts of the governor's meetings with lobbyists and legislators, and more...

Here's the list of special interest groups Grassley is meeting with in the next week (pasted in below, from a memo from his staff)... the ones that they are telling us about... at least his office is issuing something to go by... it would be a full time job to keep up with all these folks seeking special dispensation from our oligarchy... wait, he has a huge staff to help him with all this, millions paid for by you and me and our future generations.. what a vicious circle... right before our eyes... i know this is not anything new... but i guess i have rarely noticed the level of detail here...

If the Congress stuck to its enumerated authority, it would not have the wherewithall to even hand out any loot to any of these groups, thus there'd be no meetings to be had... it's time to quit gifting from the treasury in order to maintain the welfare and warfare state... the cycle must be broken.

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Update:
How can a congress person possibly keep up with all these meetings?

What would you do with a $2.4 million dollar staffing budget?
Think you'd figure out a way to have a staff around you to keep you in power for decades with that kind of financing?

Here's Chuck's staffing, travel, ear marks and more...
http://www.legistorm.com/member/45/Sen_Charles_Ernest_Grassley.html

His top staffer is making over $167,000 annually...
http://www.legistorm.com/person/David_Edmund_Young/2508.html
you can drill down on each staffer's disclosure forms too... see what kind of stocks they own...and where they have a mortgage... Edmunds has a mortgage for property worth $500K-$1M in DC... no wonder they need such high salaries...

MP3 Files: Hour 1

On www.RepublicBroadcasting.org 12pm CST every Saturday

Today's show was broadcast live from the Embassy Suites Hotel in downtown Des Moines, Iowa. The Campaign for Liberty Regional Conference, titled "The Future of Conservatism in America" is being held here from May 14th-16th. Guest speakers include Congressman Ron Paul, Thomas Woods, Bruce Fein and others. Details of this conference are available here.

Today, Clyde Cleveland the founder and author of the namesake of this radio show, Common Sense Revisited, was on hand to co-host the show and line up all the guests. We packed alot into one hour including interviews with:

Michael Badnarik - http://www.ConstitutionPreservation.org - Constitutional Scholar, Author and Educator

Thomas Woods, Jr. - www.TomWoods.com - Constitutional Scholar, Author and senior fellow at the Ludwig von Mises Institute in Auburn, AL

David Ratowitz - http://www.RatowitzForCongress.com - Candidate for US Congress Illinois District 5

Bob Parker - http://www.BobParkerForCongress.com - Candidate for US Congress Missouri District 8 (via phone)

Will Johnson - http://www.WillOfThePeople2010.com - Candidate for US Congress Iowa District 1 (via phone)

From: "AG Webteam"
To:
Received: 08 Apr, 10 4:25:15 PM

I want to thank you for taking the time to contact me concerning the
Health Insurance Reform Act. There are strong views both favoring and
opposing this landmark legislation. We have received many inquiries,
like yours, about the position of this office on the constitutionality
of the act and whether we would join a minority group of state attorneys
general who are challenging the statute.

We have taken a close look at the act and the constitutional issues
raised in the lawsuit by several attorneys general. Simply put, the
arguments are extremely weak. The health reform bill is clearly
constitutional. Here's why:

First, the argument is raised claiming that Congress does not have the
authority to create a mandate that everyone must have health insurance
because a person refusing to buy health insurance is not engaged in
interstate commerce. However, the United States Supreme Court long ago
ruled that Congress has the power to regulate a matter that is involved
in or affects interstate commerce. This principle of constitutional law
goes back to the classic 1942 case involving the Ohio wheat farmer who
claimed that federal grain marketing quotas could not be applied to him
because all the wheat he grew was used on his own farm. The Supreme
Court said "no" and concluded that his production affected interstate
commerce and could be regulated by Congress.

It is very difficult to deny that health care does not affect
interstate commerce. For example, when people do not have health
insurance and end up receiving expensive treatment in an emergency room,
then all the rest of us end up paying for it, to the tune of billions of

From: Todd McGreevy

Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2010 at 4:20pm

All political power is inherent in the people. Government is instituted for the protection, security, and benefit of the people, and they have the right, at all times, to alter or reform the same, whenever the public good may require it. - The Iowa Constitution Bill of Rights ARTICLE I. – BILL OF RIGHTS - SEC. 2 POLITICAL POWER

Dear Fellow Iowan,

Would you be interested in helping establish and support an Iowa Liberty Alliance?

If so, please join me on a Go To Webinar conference call/screen share this Wednesday evening at 7pm CST.

(Details of webinar/conf call below)

The purpose of this call is to measure the interest level of as many of the liberty oriented groups in Iowa, including (but not limited to): Campaign for Liberty, Fully Informed Jury Association, GOOOH, Oath Keepers, Committees of Safety, Iowa Gun Owners Assoc, liberty and constitution focused groups within social network websites, second-amendment, health-freedom, civil-liberties, privacy-advocates, home-schooling, constitutional-study, end-the-fed, sound-currency and Ron Paul meet-up groups… as well as any and all individuals who are interested in our country and our state’s founding principles.

The success of this effort will rely in a great part on your help in distributing this invitation to people you know would want to participate or learn more.

What will be explored on this call – Short Version

There are many plans and many groups working hard on solving problems in Iowa.
But in small groups we will not prevail.
All ships rise equally. We are all rowing in the same direction.