Who will control the Senate in 2015 — Conservatives, Liberals or RINO’s?
Congressman Paul Broun (R-GA) is the GING-PAC endorsed candidate for Senate in Georgia. Dr.Broun is a committed Christian and social conservative who has fought for biblical values and constitutional government while serving in the House of Representatives. He’s also a physician and former Marine, who regularly provides free medical services to members of the Armed Forces both here and overseas.
If elected, Paul Broun will be a formidable force in the Senate for social conservatives, as he is 100% pro-life and committed to the traditional family. He even introduced an Amendment to the Constitution stating that marriage should be limited to one man and one woman.
But the mainstream media and the RINO establishment are working to destroy his chances of being elected. Former Republican Senator Richard Lugar of Indianais using his own political action committee to support Broun’s Democratic opponent – Michelle Nunn. Yes, RINO Lugar’s PAC provided $5,000 to Nunn’s Senate campaign in December. Lugar has shown his RINO credentials very clearly in this Georgia U.S. Senate seat battle. Records indicate that many donors to the Mitt Romney campaign, such as the president of Cox Communications, are also backing the Democrat Nunn.
Congressman Paul Broun is undaunted by the leftist political machine or the RINO support for a Democrat. GING-PAC has endorsed Congressman Broun for the Georgia Senate seat and has contributed to his campaign.
Senator Tim Scott (R-SC) is GING-PAC’s pick for election to the Senate seat in South Carolina. Scott, a Christian and strong social conservative, had just served a term in the House of Representatives before being appointed by Republican South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley to replace retiring Senator Jim DeMint last December. (DeMint was also a GING-PAC endorsed Senator. He now heads the Heritage Foundation, a powerful force on Capitol Hill.)
Senator Scott grew up in a single parent home in North Charleston and watched his mother work sixteen hours a day to keep food on the table. Scott went to work at a gas station when he was just 13 years old.
He played football in high school while working nearly full time at a Chik-fil-A restaurant, where he says he was mentored by the manager and taught the value of hard work and conservative values.
Scott later played football in college before becoming a businessman. With hard work he became the owner of an Allstate insurance business
Senator Tim Scott and William Murray
and was first elected to office in South Carolina in 1995.
Literally preaching the Gospel, Senator Scott brought the crowd to their feet several times at the Values Voter Summit in 2013. I have met with Senator Scott several times and have had dinner with him and can attest to his dedicated Christian values.
When invited to join the Black Caucus he refused, saying he has never run for office on the basis of color but on the basis of philosophy. This is a man that deserves the support of every social conservative in the nation.
Colonel Rob Maness can beat Senator Mary Landrieu (D-LA), one of Obama’s most loyal supporters. Landrieu has somehow hung on to her seat in the Senate in the same state that elected a wonderful Christian believer, Bobby Jindal, as governor. It is time to have a Senator from Louisiana who holds the same views as governor Jindal.
Landrieu will now face Rob Maness, a principled conservative who believes in limited government, a strong national defense, and protection of the 2nd Amendment. But what won him the support of GING-PAC in this race was his position on social issues. At Maness’ Internet site he clearly states: “I am pro-life. I believe life begins at conception. I support traditional marriage. Marriage is defined as one man and one woman.” It would be hard to make his position on life and marriage any clearer.
The liberal media describes Senator Landrieu as a “moderate” but she has a reliable voting record for support of abortion, the “gay” agenda, and Big Government. She is also on record lying for Obama on ObamaCare. She repeatedly regurgitated the same talking points about ObamaCare as did Obama: “If you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor; if you like your health insurance, you can keep your health insurance, etc.” This is a seat we can win!
Al Franken must be defeated – Leftist Senator Al Franken (D-MN) is currently facing five GOP challengers for the Senate seat he has held for only one term. GING-PAC has not endorsed any of the five as yet. We had hoped that Congresswoman Michele Bachmann would run for the seat, but she has decided to retire.
Franken won his election to the Senate in 2008, beating out Senator Norm Coleman by only 312 votes. The election of Franken was the result of rampant voter fraud in Minnesota, which included 1,099 convicted felons who had voted illegally for Franken. After eight months of legal wrangling over the election results, Franken was sworn in July 2009 and gave Obama his 60th vote to ram though ObamaCare. Prior to be electeded to the Senate he was a foul mouth comedian best known for using the “F” word in virtually every joke he told in nightclubs.
Franken has been a reliable vote for leftist causes such as abortion, homosexual marriage, and Big Government programs that destroy free enterprise and undermine the family structure through dependency. Although we have no candidate in this race yet, I want to highlight it now because too many conservative groups are ignoring Al Franken while trying to unseat conservatives who have great voting records, such as Senator Cornyn in Texas.
I need your help to be able to continue to support the kind of men and women who will truly represent our values on Capitol Hill. Help me continue this vital work in 2014.
William J. Murray, Chairman
Government Is Not God – PAC P.O. Box 77237 Washington, DC 20013
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