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The bill sponsored by Rep. Matt Ramsey, a Peachtree City Republican, passed the House by a largely partisan vote of 113-56.

It's up to the federal government to secure U.S. borders and deport illegal immigrants, but Georgia can remove incentives that bring illegal immigrants to the state, Ramsey said.

"No doubt about it, our federal government has failed us, and our citizens in Georgia are suffering the consequences," Ramsey said as he presented the bill in the House chamber.

One provision would allow law officers to verify the immigration status of criminal suspects and another penalizes people who transport or harbor illegal immigrants, provisions... continue reading on our boards

As Americans continue to feel the effects of President Obama’s anti-oil agenda at the pump, defensive liberals are circling back to a familiar line of counter-attack: blame Bush. The media vacuum on gas prices has made this line of attack all the more promising with very little national coverage being given to the president’s destructive domestic drilling agenda. Unfortunately it misses an obvious point.

President George W. Bush was mostly attacked for wanting to drill too much (or being “cozy” with the oil industry), while President Obama’s policies are rooted in unilaterally shutting down the domestic oil industry amidst rising prices and... continue reading at Heritage.org

Every once in a while I get fed up more than usual and write a rant that doesn't fit on a protest sign and can't be said in a sound bite. It helps me to vent and maybe explain how I feel, and why I'm involved in the movement. And perhaps a little of how others feel also.

People often misunderstand the 9-12/Tea Party movement, the media pundits don't know how to explain it. Some think that folks at protests are all racists or are only concerned about the one issue currently on the table. They think the movement will run its course and and fizzle out. Well after two years, despite their predictions ... continue reading here...

A little more than two months ago we asked for your help to send special care packages to our Unit in Afghanistan. They requested equipment to make thier job easier instead of the usual care package items. We could not have succeeded in this effort without your help. Thanks to the members and affiliates of North Georgia 9-12 were were able to...
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We've realized early on, that in order to change the way that politics works that we have to effect change at a local level. The easiest way for the movement to do this is at the party level. As we become more involved with the party, we shape and mold the decision making process; what candidates are chosen to run etc.

Obviously it makes sense to work within the party that more closely shares the same values, as we do personally.

As one of our members so aptly put it; "they should change the name to the GNP - Grand New Party" due to the influx of new blood and ideas from the 9-12 and Tea party movement...
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At our January meeting we had the opportunity to hear from Tricia Pridemore who is running for State GOP Chair. Tricia has tirelessly worked as President of the Cobb 9-12, from the start of the movement. She has been active in the State GOP and was integral in the gubernatorial campaign of Nathan Deal.

Regardless of the outcome of this election in May, Tricia has brought a fresh new vision to the Georgia Republican party. She truly epitomizes the grassroots movement. For more information on Tricia and her campaign you can go to triciaforchair.com

We are looking forward to hearing from the other candidates running for this office; Shawn Hanley the Fulton GOP Chairman and Sue Everhart, the current State Chairperson.

Reid pulls the $1.1 Trillion spending bill after losing support from 9 Repubs that were willing to vote for the massibe porkulus bill. This is a major victory for conservatives and due largely to the exposure that this massive spending bill received making it toxic for anyone that supported it.

They're at it again folks, While you're tightening your belt and wondering how you're going to pay the bills and also give the kids a few Christmas presents with a possible tax increase looming overhead, the 'Lame Duck' Democrats in the Senate are attempting to ram a 1.1 Trillion dollar ($1,100,000,000,000) spending bill down the throats of the American people. The 1924 page bill which is reportedly laden with thousands of earmarks, and pet projects is quickly catching fire from conservatives.

"President Obama and Democrats have learned nothing from this November's election" reads a statement from Jim DeMint, "This nearly 2000 page omnibus filled with thousands of earmarks shows they are still determined to ram through as much big government spending as they can in this lame duck session. Americans loudly demanded an end to the runaway spending, but Democrats are intent on raiding every taxpayer dollar that they can grab from the treasury on their way out of power."

"This bill is loaded up with pork projects and should not get a vote." said John Thune, (R-SD) "Congress should listen to the American people and stop this reckless spending.”

Despite the strong opposition to this bill it still has a good chance of passing due to four RINO's; Bob Bennett (R-UT), Kit Bond (R-MO), George Voinovitch (R-OH), and Susan Collins (R-ME) each stated that they are considering supporting the bill without even reading it, or knowing what it contains.

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“At its core, this dispute is not simply about regulating the business of insurance -- or crafting a scheme of universal health insurance coverage -- it’s about an individual’s right to choose to participate,” wrote Hudson

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The Dream Act Legislation passed the House 216-198 last night!

Call the Senate targets listed below! We must not be silent!

Don't let Congress pass this legislation which will grant amnesty to illegal aliens
Call your Senators TODAY and tell them to vote NO on Amnesty!

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Ten Things You Need to Know About the Dream Act from Senator Jeff Sessions, of Alabama

By NAT HENTOFF, Syndicated columnist
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The premier historian of the Bill of Rights, professor Leonard Levy, explained why our Constitution was not fully operative until the first 10 amendments became part of it: "We have a Bill of Rights because the state, even the democratic state, cannot be trusted. A Bill of Rights is a bill of restraint against the state."

A consensus of polls – and the daily news – reveal a deep distrust of Congress and of this president, as was also true of his predecessor. Accordingly, the state of health of the First Amendment, from which all our individual liberties against the state flow – freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly and persistent petition of government for redress of grievances – is vital to all of us. Our voices need to be heard.

Every year, I watch for the State of the First Amendment national survey by the First Amendment Center at Vanderbilt...
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