The Truth about lobbying: Outside the beltway, lobbying is a dirty word. In reality lobbying serves an important function. Various groups both left and right slam the idea of lobbying, and some would even like to outlaw the activity. Without it, though, congressmen and Senators would be working in the dark. How could a Senator decide what was best for his state if he were not allowed to talk to the ten largest employers in his state? Think about it. What if congressmen were not allowed to have conversations with the representatives of city or county governments?

There are 435 congressmen and all types of circumstances arise that cause them to leave office. So far there have been nine resignations in just seven months into the new two year term: two due to acceptance of private sector jobs, two due to political appointments, two due to a Senator’s death; one due to criminal prosecution/health issues; one due to acceptance of a university position and one due to a win in a special election. Five were Democrats and four were Republicans

Update on the activities on Capitol Hill of numerous GING-PAC endorsed legislators including Senator Ted Cruz of Texas and Congressman Jim Jordan of Ohio. Congressman Gohmert of Texas exposes the ignorance of FBI director Mueller during hearings on the Boston marathon bombings. Congressman Trent Franks of Arizona showed his fellow congressmen photos of a baby who was killed after birth in a Houston, Texas abortion clinic run by Douglas Karpen.

As of today Rick Santorum is number one in the national polls. In Mitt Romney’s home state of Michigan, Rick Santorum has a double digit lead. Romney has been forced to buy $2 million in negative mud slinging advertising against Santorum in Michigan to try to save himself from the embarrassment of being defeated by as much as 15 points in his home state. I predict this will not help, and that Santorum will still beat Romney in Michigan. Meanwhile Newt Gingrich borrowed millions and has virtually no money in the bank to even buy advertising. He has to rely on the TV ads placed by a Los Vegas billionaire who made his money on gambling. Think about that for a few minutes.

GING-PAC ENDORSES RICK SANTORUM – As the chairman of Government Is Not God Political Action Committee (GING-PAC), I officially endorsed former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum for the office of the President of the United States just prior to the Iowa caucuses. To this official endorsement by GING-PAC I added my personal endorsement as well. Rick Santorum has an understanding that goes beyond being pro-life and pro-family. He thoroughly understands the current rise of radical Islam and how it poses a threat to Western civilization. Rick Santorum is committed to defending religious freedom not only here in America but around the world. During his time in the Senate Rick Santorum established the International Religious Freedom Caucus. This caucus of Senators in cooperation with outside groups worked tirelessly for the freedom of religious minorities, particularly in predominantly Islamic nations where they are persecuted.

IN THE DECEMBER ISSUE: President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announce new measures to protect gays, lesbians and transgenders worldwide. Anyone claiming to be gay and persecuted will be put at the front of the immigration line with the Muslims Obama already put there. This comes at a time that Christians facing persecution in Islamic nations are not welcome at our embassiesIn Wisconsin the Senate race is shaping up between a Mark Newmann and lesbian activist Tammy Baldwin

All new September issue of Government Is Not GOD – PAC’s update. In this issue: GING-PAC endorsed Bob Turner wins special election in New York. Jewish vote goes to GOP over same-sex marriage issue. GOP wins big in special election in Nevada. Next special election in Oregon. GING-PAC supported Alan West flies the colors for 9-11 anniversary. President Obama’s Arab Spring turns to Fall nightmare for Israel.

In this July edition of Campaign Update the candidacy of Jon Huntsman for president is examined in light of the support he seems to have in the “mainstream” media. His “gay friendly” governorship of Utah is also discussed. A gay UTAH newspaper has all but endorsed Huntsman stating he is LGBT friendly governor. GING-PAC chairman

William J Murray also discusses the endorsement of Congressman Todd Akin for Senate in Missouri and the presidential campaign of Michele Bachman with her surge in Iowa polls.

GING-PAC candidates such as Joe Miller and Sharron Angle are leading the way to the defeat of radical leftists who have hijacked Congress. Angle now leads radical Senate majority leader Harry Reid in Nevada.

Three open US House seats but only two elections scheduled. Why? The Murtha seat may go GOP in just a few weeks.