John Arrington—Illinois U.S. Senate candidate
News Update: Unless you have been living in a cave for the last 24 hours, you should know that Scott Brown did what was thought to be impossible. He won the special U.S. Senate race in Massachusetts Tuesday. Watching the 10 PM news Monday night, I knew he would win. The news segment about the race had Barack Hussein Obama campaigning Sunday for the Democratic candidate—what was her name? The segment for Scott Brown had Curt Schilling—ace pitcher for the Boston Red Sox when they won the World Series—campaigning for him. Curt was saying that the Democratic candidate—what was her name—claimed he was a New York Yankee fan. He then said, “I’m not a Yankee fan!” And the crowd roared. Even though I knew Scott Brown would win, I was praying throughout the day for his victory. Thank you LORD!!!
Now, my question is: Do you think the Democrats in Congress will finally get the message? WE DO NOT WANT NATIONALIZED HEALTHCARE!!! Or will they continue to be stiff-necked believing that they know best what is best for the American people?
Tonight’s regularly schedule post:
Earlier during this primary season, I mailed questionnaires to all Illinois candidates for Governor and the U.S. Senate—Democrats, Republicans and Green Party. I am posting the original questions and the answer given with any comments provided by each candidate. Each question asked for a response that strongly agreed, agreed, was undecided, disagreed or strongly disagreed. To save space and time, I am only posting the answer—not all five choices—for each question. I am posting the responses and comments by the candidates without any comment from me.
The second questionnaire from the various Senate candidates that I received was from John Arrington. I am posting the questions and his answers tonight.
John Arrington
Questionnaire for Senate candidates:
1) As a Congressman, I will work diligently to overturn the Supreme Court decision of Roe vs. Wade that allows abortion.
His answer: strongly agree
Comment: None was given.
2) As a Congressman, I will work diligently to pass a Constitutional amendment to define marriage as being between one man and one woman. No other types of marriages or civil unions are acceptable.
His answer: strongly agree
Comment: None was given.
3) As a Congressman, I will work diligently to expand the Constitutional rights of practicing homosexuals since the equal protection clause rightly permits such activity.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
4) Congress should provide a “path to citizenship” for people who are in this country illegally.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
5) “Strict constructionists” should be appointed to the Unites States Supreme Court and to the other lower federalist courts.
His answer: strongly agree
Comment: None was given.
6) The right to keep and bear arms is a federal right and therefore States have the authority to place restricts on that right up to and including denying that right if allowed by State Constitution.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
7) The United States Constitution provides for a “wall of separation between church and State” as defined by the United States Supreme Court.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
8) As a Congressman, I will work diligently to withdrawal our troops in Afghanistan and establish a timetable for said withdrawal of United States armed forces.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
9) The United States Supreme Court was correct in establishing abortion for women as a Constitutional right.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
10) As a Congressman, I will work diligently to establish term limits for all members of Congress.
His answer: strongly agree
Comment: None was given.
11) As a Congressman, I will work diligently to pass a Constitutional amendment to redefine citizenship so that babies born in the United States to individuals who are not American citizens do not automatically become a citizen at birth.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
12) The United States government needs to more vigorously enforce the immigrant laws as presently written by Congress.
His answer: strongly agree
Comment: None was given.
13) As a Congressman, I support embryonic stem cell research supported by federal tax dollars.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
14) As a Congressman, I support the June, 2008 Supreme Court decision to allow captured enemy combatants to have legal access through the writ of habeas corpus to civilian federal courts.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
15) As a Congressman, I support the federal government taking the major responsibility to provide health care and/or health insurance for everyone within the United States.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
16) As a Congressman, I support the Supreme Court’s definition of Freedom of Speech including using obscene language, burning the American flag, and public nude dancing.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
Signature of the candidate: He signed the form—my statement of confirmation
Please print the candidate’s name: John Arrington Thank you!
News Update: Unless you have been living in a cave for the last 24 hours, you should know that Scott Brown did what was thought to be impossible. He won the special U.S. Senate race in Massachusetts Tuesday. Watching the 10 PM news Monday night, I knew he would win. The news segment about the race had Barack Hussein Obama campaigning Sunday for the Democratic candidate—what was her name? The segment for Scott Brown had Curt Schilling—ace pitcher for the Boston Red Sox when they won the World Series—campaigning for him. Curt was saying that the Democratic candidate—what was her name—claimed he was a New York Yankee fan. He then said, “I’m not a Yankee fan!” And the crowd roared. Even though I knew Scott Brown would win, I was praying throughout the day for his victory. Thank you LORD!!!
Now, my question is: Do you think the Democrats in Congress will finally get the message? WE DO NOT WANT NATIONALIZED HEALTHCARE!!! Or will they continue to be stiff-necked believing that they know best what is best for the American people?
Tonight’s regularly schedule post:
Earlier during this primary season, I mailed questionnaires to all Illinois candidates for Governor and the U.S. Senate—Democrats, Republicans and Green Party. I am posting the original questions and the answer given with any comments provided by each candidate. Each question asked for a response that strongly agreed, agreed, was undecided, disagreed or strongly disagreed. To save space and time, I am only posting the answer—not all five choices—for each question. I am posting the responses and comments by the candidates without any comment from me.
The second questionnaire from the various Senate candidates that I received was from John Arrington. I am posting the questions and his answers tonight.
John Arrington
Questionnaire for Senate candidates:
1) As a Congressman, I will work diligently to overturn the Supreme Court decision of Roe vs. Wade that allows abortion.
His answer: strongly agree
Comment: None was given.
2) As a Congressman, I will work diligently to pass a Constitutional amendment to define marriage as being between one man and one woman. No other types of marriages or civil unions are acceptable.
His answer: strongly agree
Comment: None was given.
3) As a Congressman, I will work diligently to expand the Constitutional rights of practicing homosexuals since the equal protection clause rightly permits such activity.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
4) Congress should provide a “path to citizenship” for people who are in this country illegally.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
5) “Strict constructionists” should be appointed to the Unites States Supreme Court and to the other lower federalist courts.
His answer: strongly agree
Comment: None was given.
6) The right to keep and bear arms is a federal right and therefore States have the authority to place restricts on that right up to and including denying that right if allowed by State Constitution.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
7) The United States Constitution provides for a “wall of separation between church and State” as defined by the United States Supreme Court.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
8) As a Congressman, I will work diligently to withdrawal our troops in Afghanistan and establish a timetable for said withdrawal of United States armed forces.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
9) The United States Supreme Court was correct in establishing abortion for women as a Constitutional right.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
10) As a Congressman, I will work diligently to establish term limits for all members of Congress.
His answer: strongly agree
Comment: None was given.
11) As a Congressman, I will work diligently to pass a Constitutional amendment to redefine citizenship so that babies born in the United States to individuals who are not American citizens do not automatically become a citizen at birth.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
12) The United States government needs to more vigorously enforce the immigrant laws as presently written by Congress.
His answer: strongly agree
Comment: None was given.
13) As a Congressman, I support embryonic stem cell research supported by federal tax dollars.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
14) As a Congressman, I support the June, 2008 Supreme Court decision to allow captured enemy combatants to have legal access through the writ of habeas corpus to civilian federal courts.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
15) As a Congressman, I support the federal government taking the major responsibility to provide health care and/or health insurance for everyone within the United States.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
16) As a Congressman, I support the Supreme Court’s definition of Freedom of Speech including using obscene language, burning the American flag, and public nude dancing.
His answer: strongly disagree
Comment: None was given.
Signature of the candidate: He signed the form—my statement of confirmation
Please print the candidate’s name: John Arrington Thank you!
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