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August 6,
2009
Volume 5, Number 30 | ||
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In This
Issue ·
Cynthia in the
News ·
A Little Bit
of Humor… E-Mail
cynthia.davis@house.mo.gov Find me
on
Committees Special
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Look up Missouri House Bills – View
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Activity, No-Call List Federal
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Representative
Davis with Tom Palmer, Director of Cato University, a program of the Cato
Institute. Cato is a think tank specializing in individual liberty,
free markets and peace. Last
week I attended the One of
the most informative speakers was Professor Robert McDonald from department of
history, the U.S. Military Academy at
Looking
at what has happened in the last few months, our national government has
passed legislation to: Ø
Inhibit
our freedom of speech through “hate speech” A.K.A. “thought police”
legislation. Ø
Squandered
trillions of taxpayer dollars with efforts to interfere and impede our
free markets, thus putting future generations into oppressive levels of
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Destroyed many vehicles
that could have helped those in poverty through the “Cash for Clunkers”
program. Aside from the problem of government subsidizing private
industries, this program forced these cars to be crushed and completely
wasted. When government removes lower end transportation from the
reach of those who could have benefitted from their usefulness, they
diminish our prosperity further. Those who can afford a new car
don’t need the other taxpayers subsidizing their lavishness. Others
may be enticed to go into debt when driving their older car would have
been a more fiscally beneficial option. Ø
And now
is attempting to ruin the best health care system in the world that would
force all of us to pay for abortions and encourage people to die
prematurely. While some may argue we could save money if more
people are dead, this is the wrong approach to healthcare. Even if
you who are not concerned about the moral problems of this bill, consider
the negative effects of rationing your healthcare.
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Note:
These are perpetrated by the national government, not the state
government. The national government has no business passing any
legislation suppressing our speech, free markets or
healthcare. While
some may view this as discouraging news, there are several reasons to have
hope. On Saturday, I joined about 80 others to stand along the
corner of Highway K and N to practice our freedom of speech. For
years apathy was more common. Today it seems like people are
becoming interested in doing something about our condition. Look for
us every Saturday from 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. from now until Congress goes back
into session. If the people in Your
thoughts are important to me, so please let me know what you think.
You can send me your opinion by clicking here: Cynthia Davis Cynthia
In the News Last
week NRA News with A Little
Bit of Humor
Q:
How many car salesmen does it take to change a light
bulb?
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