-Caveat Lector-
> Bush's "First 100 Days"? How about his "First 24 Hours"?
> by Richard A. Viguerie, President - ConservativeHQ.com
> <a
>
href="http://www.conservativehq.com/chq/displayarticle?articleId=6545">
> http://www.conservativehq.com/chq/displayarticle?articleId=6545 </a>
>
> George W. Bush took office after a disputed election in
> which the country was divided nearly in half. What happens
> now depends on him. He can spend the next four years
> waiting for Al Gore's comeback, or he can seize the reins
> of power and lead.
>
> Forget the "First 100 Days." He will set the tone of his
> administration in the first 24 hours.
>
> In that first day, he must establish that he is in charge.
> He must show that, regardless of the circumstances of his
> election, he is wholly lacking in self-doubt. He must
> establish that he will use the powers of his office to
> further the agenda on which he was elected.
>
> If, in the first 24 hours, the new president does not
> outrage the Clinton-Gore crowd that desecrated the Oval
> Office and the Lincoln Bedroom -- if he does not deeply
> shock and offend the adversaries who thought they could
> steal the election away from him -- he won't be doing what
> he needs to do.
>
> Here are some things he should do within 24 hours of taking
> his hand off the Bible:
>
> 1. Countermand all executive orders issued by Bill Clinton.
> 2. Reinstate the two "Beck" orders issued by former President
> Bush (and revoked by President Clinton) that informed
> workers of their right to refuse to pay most union dues.
> 3. Order a full and complete audit of organizations that
> receive federal funds and then lobby for more federal
> funds, to determine how they launder taxpayers' money
> into lobbying efforts. Specifically, audit Jesse Jackson's
> organizations regarding their use of taxpayers' money.
> 4. Reissue the executive order requiring Family Impact
> Statements, evaluations of executive branch actions to
> determine the effect of each action on the family.
> 5. Name an FDA commissioner who will reexamine rules
> regarding the so-called RU-486 abortion pill in order to
> better protect women's health.
> 6. Order his staff to help create new privately funded
> organizations to represent key parts of a successful
> conservative/Republican governing coalition.
> 7. Fire all U.S. attorneys (top federal prosecutors), just
> as Clinton did upon taking office.
> 8. Cooperate fully with efforts by watchdog groups such as
> Judicial Watch to find evidence of wrongdoing during the
> Clinton-Gore administration.
> 9. Announce that there will be prosecution, to the fullest
> extent of the law, of any attempt to conceal or destroy
> such evidence.
> 10. Make special efforts to find and preserve incriminating
> e-mails.
> 11. Publicly release all materials that supported calls by
> career prosecutors for action against President and Mrs.
> Clinton and Vice President Gore.
>
>
> EXECUTIVE ORDERS: Facing for the past six years a Republican
> Congress, President Clinton has, on one issue after another,
> simply seized power by executive order. He has ordered
> federal agencies to discriminate on the basis of national
> origin. He has ordered the federal government to operate
> using more than 300 languages (an impossibility, but
> Politically Correct). He has seized rivers and placed them
> under his control. He has violated the Constitution by
> effectively implementing a treaty that the U.S. Senate, which
> must approve treaties, did not approve.
>
> On Day One, George W. Bush should countermand all executive
> orders issued by Clinton. If, somehow, Clinton issued any
> executive orders that are consistent with the Constitution and
> with the platform on which Bush was elected, he can reissue
> them under his own name.
>
> THE BECK ORDERS: The Beck case involved a technician named
> Harry Beck who discovered that 79% of his Communication
> Workers of America dues went for improper purposes and
> wanted his money back. The U.S. Supreme Court, in a 1988
> decision, determined that no worker can be required to pay
> the portion of union dues that goes for activity unrelated
> to the legitimate representation of workers. Workers must
> pay only for expenses related to collective bargaining,
> contract administration, and grievance adjustment; they
> cannot be forced to finance unions' political activity.
>
> In 1992, then-President George Bush issued two orders to
> enforce workers' rights under the Beck decision. One
> required unions to account for their political activities
> and other expenses unrelated to legitimate representation of
> workers. The other required that contractors post notices
> about workers' Beck rights and that federal agencies notify
> workers about those rights.
>
> It was during the Clinton years that radical leftists ousted
> the AFL-CIO's longtime leaders, who had helped Ronald Reagan
> defeat the Soviet Empire. With the help of Clinton
> operatives, they stole the election for president of the
> Teamsters Union. In turn, the unions helped President
> Clinton abrogate the campaign finance laws and ensure his
> 1996 reelection.
>
> President Bush, by enforcing Beck (and not waiting until
> the eve of the next election, as his father did), would
> strike a blow for working people tired of being ripped off
> by crooked left-wing union bosses. And he would level the
> playing field for conservatives and Republicans.
>
> TAXPAYER-FUNDED LOBBYING: Conservative organizations depend
> on their members' contributions for support. But they are
> outgunned by organizations on the Left that use taxpayers'
> money to work against taxpayers' interests. One left-wing
> group, the National Council of Senior Citizens, has received
> over a billion dollars in taxpayers' money since its founding.
>
> Every year, billions of taxpayers' dollars go to eugenics
> and abortion-industry groups like Planned Parenthood, to
> groups that promote high taxes and racial discrimination,
> and to left-wing groups that claim falsely to speak for
> African-Americans, homosexuals, women, and other
> constituencies.
>
> Armed with results of this audit, President Bush can lead an
> effort to pass a simple reform: "If you get federal funds, you
> don't lobby. If you lobby, you don't get federal funds."
> He could ask Senator John McCain to add this to his effort
> to clean up corruption in Washington.
>
> Meanwhile, it's time for Jesse Jackson to stop using
> taxpayers' money to promote race-baiting and the hateful
> tearing-down of American institutions.
>
> Jackson is a major recipient of charitable and taxpayers'
> funds through Operation PUSH and related organizations. For
> example, Rainbow/PUSH and Push for Excellence had income of
> more than $4 million in 1998, and Jackson's Citizenship
> Education Fund got more than $2.2 million that year. Fox
> News's Bill O'Reilly says that Jackson refuses to come on
> his program to answer questions about how he spends this
> money.
>
> Said O'Reilly: "The last time federal auditors examines
> Jackson's book -- in 1982 -- they found that Operation PUSH
> and a subsidiary misused more than $1.7 million. . . . Since
> most of Jackson's money is tax-free, it's important that
> Americans know his organizations are honest. Yet he still
> refuses to itemize his tax returns and the government has
> ignored the situation for the past 18 years. [This program]
> got ahold of one of Jackson's Illinois tax statements in
> 1998 and found more than $1.2 million in unitemized travel
> expenses."
>
> At our expense, Jesse Jackson compares Republicans to Nazis.
> George W. Bush must decide whether he wants to do anything
> about the way Jackson spends our money.
>
> FAMILY IMPACT STATEMENTS: Patterned on Environmental Impact
> Statements, Family Impact Statements were required under an
> executive order issued by President Reagan 1987. The order
> was revoked by President Clinton.
>
> RU-486: The abortion pill actually endangers women's health,
> causing bleeding and cramping and sometimes requiring a
> surgical abortion after all. It was approved for political
> reasons, and should be reevaluated for health reasons.
>
> NEW CONSERVATIVE GROUPS: If African-Americans, Latinos, and
> young women voted according to political philosophy,
> conservatives and Republicans would do much better among them
> on Election Day. Because there are no effective national
> grassroots organizations for people in those groups, the Left
> is able to take them for granted and, for the most part, get
> their votes by default.
>
> Just as President Kennedy used a White House conference to
> lay the foundation for the National Council of Senior
> Citizens -- which is still an important grassroots lobby for
> union and Democratic causes -- President Bush can use White
> House conferences to spark new conservative organizations to
> represent Latinos, African-Americans, and young women. The
> announcement should come on his first day in office.
>
> CLEANING UP THE JUSTICE SYSTEM: If Bush truly intends to
> restore honor and dignity to the White House and to restore
> Americans' faith in their government, he must purge Washington
> of the Clinton-Gore belief that there are different sets of
> laws for regular people and for powerful politicians and
> their friends.
>
> After he won an election fair and square, John Quincy Adams
> was accused of having stolen the presidency. Adams, the son
> of a president, spent the next four years in self-doubt,
> awaiting defeat at the hands of the man he had beaten the
> first time, Andrew Jackson of Tennessee.
>
> There's much more to be done, starting with the second day.
> But if he does the...
[truncated by person who sent it to me--Tenorlove.]
__________________________________________________
Do You Yahoo!?
Yahoo! Shopping - Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products.
http://shopping.yahoo.com/
<A HREF="http://www.ctrl.org/">www.ctrl.org</A>
DECLARATION & DISCLAIMER
==========
CTRL is a discussion & informational exchange list. Proselytizing propagandic
screeds are unwelcomed. Substance�not soap-boxing�please! These are
sordid matters and 'conspiracy theory'�with its many half-truths, mis-
directions and outright frauds�is used politically by different groups with
major and minor effects spread throughout the spectrum of time and thought.
That being said, CTRLgives no endorsement to the validity of posts, and
always suggests to readers; be wary of what you read. CTRL gives no
credence to Holocaust denial and nazi's need not apply.
Let us please be civil and as always, Caveat Lector.
========================================================================
Archives Available at:
http://peach.ease.lsoft.com/archives/ctrl.html
<A HREF="http://peach.ease.lsoft.com/archives/ctrl.html">Archives of
[EMAIL PROTECTED]</A>
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
<A HREF="http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/">ctrl</A>
========================================================================
To subscribe to Conspiracy Theory Research List[CTRL] send email:
SUBSCRIBE CTRL [to:] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To UNsubscribe to Conspiracy Theory Research List[CTRL] send email:
SIGNOFF CTRL [to:] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Om
