FULLY Repeal ObamaCare - April 2017

Dear Senator, On behalf of the 280,000 members of Citizens for a Sound Economy (CSE), I urge you to vote NO on S 1, the “Prescription Drug and Medicare Improvement Act of 2003”. In 2020, Medicare’s spiraling costs are projected to eat up 20 percent of all income tax revenue. The current fee-for-service Medicare program is unsustainable, and the Senate proposal will accelerate the Medicare crisis.

As published at National Review Online, June 25, 2003 In a recent debate with Lee Bollinger, current president of Columbia University and the named defendant in the University of Michigan race cases just decided by the Supreme Court, Matt Lauer asked Mr. Bollinger: "Can you have diversity at our universities and schools without taking race into account?" Mr. Bollinger responded: "You really can't."

Citizens for a Sound Economy will hold organizational meeting in north Alabama next week. We will be educating our members and the general public about the largest tax increase in state history and what we can do to stop it. Details are listed below. We hope you can attend. For more information please call our member hotline at 1-888-564-6273 and ask for Stephen Flaherty. We are planning meeting in Montgomery and Mobile the week of July 7th. If you would like to help CSE organize in your area contact Stephen Flaherty.

Citizens for a Sound Economy will hold organizational meeting in north Alabama next week. We will be educating our members and the general public about the largest tax increase in state history and what we can do to stop it. Details are listed below. We hope you can attend. For more information please call our member hotline at 1-888-564-6273 and ask for Stephen Flaherty. We are planning meeting in Montgomery and Mobile the week of July 7th. If you would like to help CSE organize in your area contact Stephen Flaherty.

The Winston-Salem City Council last night voted in favor of annexing 22 square miles of Forsyth County, despite hearty opposition from more than 100 people who angrily waved signs and called city leaders names. The vote was approved 6-2, with council members Vernon Robinson and Nelson Malloy opposed. The annexation, which will add 18,000 residents to the city, will take effect July 1, 2004.

Biography Born in South Carolina, John Edwards grew up in Robbins, North Carolina and likes to claim himself as a native North Carolinian. He graduated from North Carolina State with a BS in textiles before earning a law degree from the University of North Carolina.

I was pleased with the Supreme Court landmark opinion yesterday in Grutter v. Bollinger that higher education institutions may use race as a factor in admission decisions to achieve diversity. Also, President Bush’s statement applauding the decision is highly commendable. But we must not lose sight of the reality that the effort to create a more open and more just society continues today and in the foreseeable future.

I was pleased with the Supreme Court landmark opinion yesterday in Grutter v. Bollinger that higher education institutions may use race as a factor in admission decisions to achieve diversity. Also, President Bush’s statement applauding the decision is highly commendable. But we must not lose sight of the reality that the effort to create a more open and more just society continues today and in the foreseeable future.