Chris Daniel won the primary in Mississippi for the Republican nomination for the United States Senate. However, he did not receive 50% + 1 of the vote as required by law. Therefore, a run-off election will occur on June 24. He needs his campaign funds to be rebuilt. Donate to the Chris McDaniel Senate primary campaign in Mississippi:
http://www.fourteenin2014.com/make-a-donation/donate-to-chris-mcdaniel/
Donate: https://mcdaniel2014.com/donate/
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Website: https://mcdaniel2014.com/
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New T.W. Shannon for Senate for Oklahoma ad:
Donate to the Senate Conservatives Fund for T.W. Shannon:
https://secure.senateconservatives.com/step1?
Website: http://www.twshannon.com/
Donate: http://www.twshannon.com/contribute/
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www.amazon.com now has the exclusive right to sale my first e-book in its Kindle Store.
The title of the e-book is The Black Sword: The Secret U.S. Army in Vietnam
The direct link to the e-book:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KCWVHIK
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Primaries in June:
06) Colorado Primary: June 24, 2014
20) Maryland Primary: June 24, 2014
32) New York Federal Office Primary: June 24, 2014 ~ State Office Primary: September 9, 2014
36) Oklahoma Primary: June 24, 2014 ~ Runoff: August 26, 2014
44) Utah Primary: June 24, 2014
24) Mississippi Primary Runoff: June 24, 2014
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From: http://blogs.rollcall.com/218/irs-d og-ate-my-taxes-bill-stockma/?dcz=
“Stockman Offers Up ‘Dog Ate My Taxes’ Bill
By David Eldridge
June 20, 2014
Lame-duck Texas Representative Steve Stockman (He did not run for reelection for his House seat because he was running for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate. The ignorant establishment media dubbed him a Tea Party candidate. He was not!—my addition) offered up a tongue-in-cheek rebuke of the IRS and its handling of the missing Lois Lerner emails Friday, introducing ‘The Dog Ate My Tax Receipts Act.’
Under the Stockman proposal, taxpayers who do not provide documents requested by the IRS can claim one of the following reasons:
1. The dog ate my tax receipts (The classic excuse for missing homework!—my addition)
2. Convenient, unexplained, miscellaneous computer malfunction (The IRS Scandal, of course!—my addition)
3. Traded documents for five terrorists (The Treasonous Scandal of the Obama Administration!—my addition)
4. Burned for warmth while lost in the Yukon (Global warming myth!—my addition)
5. Left on table in Hillary’s Book Room (Hillary Clinton’s fictional book!—my addition)
6. Received water damage in the trunk of Ted Kennedy’s car (The Chappaquiddick Incident!—my addition)
7. Forgot in gun case sold to Mexican drug lords (“Fast and furious” Gun Running Scandal!—my addition)
8. Forced to recycle by municipal Green Czar (Environmentalist con job!—my addition)
9. Was short on toilet paper while camping (Not sure on this one. Recycling? “Mother Earth” nonsense?—my addition)
10. At this point, what difference does it make (Benghazi Scandal!—my addition)?
Stockman’s bill comes after a tense Ways and Means Committee hearing earlier Friday in which Republicans ripped into IRS Commissioner John Koskinen (And rightly so! The guy talked about his integrity! He has none! He is a LIAR! And the IRS is a criminal enterprise!—my addition), with Representative Paul D. Ryan, R-Wisconsin, telling the former Clinton and Bush administration official, ‘Nobody believes you (Who would?—my addition).’
The full text of the Stockman resolution:
Whereas, the IRS claims that convenient, unexplained, miscellaneous computer malfunction is sufficient justification not to produce specific, critical documentation; and,
Whereas, fairness and Due Process demand that the American taxpayer be granted no less latitude than we afford the bureaucrats employed presently at the IRS;
Now, therefore, be it resolved that it is the sense of the House of Representatives that unless and until the Internal Revenue Service produces all documentation demanded by subpoena or otherwise by the House of Representatives, or produces an excuse that passes the red face test (I like that!—my addition),
All taxpayers shall be given the benefit of the doubt when not producing critical documentation, so long as the taxpayer’s excuse therefore falls into one of the following categories:
1. The dog ate my tax receipts
2. Convenient, unexplained, miscellaneous computer malfunction
3. Traded documents for five terrorists
4. Burned for warmth while lost in the Yukon
5. Left on table in Hillary’s Book Room
6. Received water damage in the trunk of Ted Kennedy’s car
7. Forgot in gun case sold to Mexican drug lords
8. Forced to recycle by municipal Green Czar
9. Was short on toilet paper while camping
10. At this point, what difference does it make?
In any case, IRS can see the NSA for a good, high quality copy (More truth than fiction!—my addition).”
One of the more sensible bills proposed in Congress so far this year?
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Because gun control works for government, the government killed:
https://www.youtube.com/embed/0sujnvIV4g4
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I have enjoyed baseball for as long as I can remember. Watching a pitcher work his magic, watching a hitter who is considered excellent when he fails 2/3rds of the time. Tony Gwynn has died. Here is a tribute to his craft.
Watch the first video:
http://espn.go.com/mlb/story/_/id/11091626/hall-famer-tony-gwynn-san-diego-padres-died
