NEVER TOLERATE TYRANNY!....Conservative voices from the GRASSROOTS.

The democrats have once again beaten back the Republicans !

And the TEA PARTY candidates who stand with, WE the PEOPLE, need more conservatives in congress to get the job done.

Bachmann Voted Against $39 Billion Deal

Saturday, 09 Apr 2011 10:31 AM

House Speaker John Boehner and President Barack Obama are hailing Friday night's last-minute budget deal that averted a Michele Bachmann, Government Shutdown

government shutdown. But Republican Rep. Michele Bachmann is not a fan of the agreement that will slice $38.5 billion in spending, calling it a "disappointment."

After the deal was struck Friday night, Bachmann voted against a stopgap meaure that will keep the federal government operating until final details in the budget deal can be hammered out, Politico reports. A final vote on the deal should come by the middle of next week. Bachmann says she also will vote against that.

“The deal that was reached tonight is a disappointment for me and for millions of Americans who expected $100 billion in cuts, who wanted to make sure their tax dollars stopped flowing to the nation’s largest abortion provider, and who wanted us to defund Obamacare," she said in a statement issued to the media.

Allen West: No to Spending Cut Deal

Saturday, 09 Apr 2011 10:47 AM

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Rep. Allen West knows exactly how he'll vote when the final version Allen West, Government Shutdown

of Friday night's budget deal comes before the House: No way.

The bipartian agreement will slice $38.5 billion in federal spending, but West says that's not enough, Politico reports. So he says he will vote against the measure when it arrives in Capitol Hill sometime next week. Congress approved a stopgap measure after the budget deal to keep the federal government operating until final details in the budget deal can be hammered out.

"It's all about the money," said West (R-Fla.).

The November elections of 2012, although impressive so soon after a new president was in office, proves that the two major parties can STILL thwart the will of the people.

We must be prepared to do more. We must find additional candidates that will recognize and follow the directives and the will of the people they serve.