This week we have taken great pains to lay out the positions of the two Ohio Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate from Ohio. In the 2006 Democratic Primary, the two U.S. senatorial candidates, Sherrod Brown and “Sam” Keiser are diametrically opposed on most issues including:· . . . God’s Place in Government, Education and Society
· . . . Matters of Life and Death such as Abortion, Euthanasia, Cloning, and the Death Penalty (as a measure of justice and as a deterrent to crime)
· . . . National Security to include a strong military, enforcement of our borders and illegal aliens, Develop our energy independence by permitting drilling for oil and building oil refineries and nuclear plants, by aggressively pursuing alternative fuels using the buying power and example of government to lead the way, and by rejecting any and all international organizations or treaties that weaken our national sovereignty
· . . . Financial Accountability including Dealing with the Deficit, Balancing Spending with Available Revenue, making the Social Security System Solvent for the Long-Term, Replacing the Income Tax with some kind of Consumption or Sales Tax
· . . . Social Issues, such as the role and importance of families and the need to provide support to this most important of societal units. Other social issues include: allowing and funding parental choice in how and where they educate their children, requiring an emphasis on preventive health care outlook on the part of providers and personal responsibility on the part of health care consumers. Another social issue which we need to address involves rejecting the sanction of any form of immorality. Nor shuld we offer any special protection of anti-discrimination laws in the name of tolerance for immoral conduct.
Please carefully review the previous week's postings. They will shed light on the positions of each candidate, then vote. . . make A Good Choice.
There are now only 4 days until Ohio Voters can make A Good Choice on Tuesday, May 2nd in the Democratic Primary Election!
