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Thanks, John for the info

Fri, 28 Dec 2007 00:09:08 GMT

Thanks John, I didn't realize that...

Sorry folks,

Thu, 27 Dec 2007 23:51:12 GMT

Hunter isn't campaigning in Iowa either... haven't seen him since August maybe?????? So how serious is he? I like Duncan don't get me wrong... but I honestly haven't seen or heard about him in Iowa at all. I would like to go to an event... in Iowa before the caucuses.

We love you, Tom!

Thu, 20 Dec 2007 02:08:50 GMT

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071220/ap_po/tancredo

My fight is on...

Thu, 20 Dec 2007 01:55:03 GMT

and I hope you all join me, regardless, of what Tom says tomorrow. I vowed to Tom several months ago that my fight for HIS cause is on. Who else is joining me? Let me know as I'm keeping track...

I get choked up just thinking about the speculations. I adore, admire and respect Tom so much. I have never met a man with so much integrity, honor and convictions. He is the real deal. We can't give up , folks. I need all of you to fight Tom's fight alongside with me. I'm counting on all of you...............

It's our country, take it back!

Always remember....

Tue, 18 Dec 2007 00:26:54 GMT

we need to all keep doing as Tom says, "Ask yourself, what can I do? and then do everything that you can"

My fav pic of Tom ...

Fri, 14 Dec 2007 05:17:22 GMT

My favorite picture of Tom Tancredo was ...

shot after a morning pheasant hunting with some friends
in Odebolt, IA.
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The debate

Wed, 12 Dec 2007 19:19:58 GMT

Tom is front and center at the debate. How ecstatic he must be!

IPTV debate info

Wed, 12 Dec 2007 16:31:44 GMT

IPTV to Broadcast Des Moines Register Presidential Debates December 12 and 13

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
November 28, 2007

FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
Jennifer Glover Konfrst, 515-242-3146

Last Iowa debates prior to Iowa Caucuses will be broadcast live at 1 p.m. and will air again at 7 p.m. each evening

(Johnston, Iowa) – Iowa Public Television will broadcast live coverage of The Des Moines Register Presidential Debates among Republican candidates for President on Wednesday, December 12, and among Democratic candidates for President on December 13. Debates will be broadcast live each day at 1 p.m., and will be re-broadcast at 7 p.m. each evening. The debates will also be available to public television stations across the country through PBS.

Confirmed candidates for the Republican debate on Wednesday, December 12 are: Ambassador Alan Keyes; former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani; former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee; Rep. Duncan Hunter; Arizona Sen. John McCain; Texas Rep. Ron Paul; former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney; Colorado Rep. Tom Tancredo; and former Tennessee Senator Fred Thompson.

Confirmed candidates for the Democratic debate on Thursday, December 13 are: Delaware Sen. Joe Biden; New York Sen. Hillary Clinton; Connecticut Sen. Christopher Dodd; former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards; Illinois Sen. Barack Obama; New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson.

Media looking for information about on-site or remote coverage of The Des Moines Register Debates on Iowa Public Television should call 515-242-3146. For information about tickets or other details, contact The Des Moines Register at 515-284-8000.

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Arizonans. Get out and rally Sat. Keep theTanc fight going!

Wed, 12 Dec 2007 15:24:00 GMT

For the past month of Saturdays, RidersUSA, PBA Minutemen, RAIA, USA and many others have stood in protest outside of Pruitts Furniture store in Phoenix Arizona, countering the anti-American Socialist, Day Labor Leader, King of Atzlan-Salvador Reza. His demand that Pruitts stop hiring off-duty police officers, and Sheriff Joe stop arresting illegal alien criminals continue to raise heated debate and contest outside of this prominent keystone in the local business community. Reza has vowed to protest on Saturdays through December 22nd, and we have vowed to counter, and reach further into the action by now effecting Reza's own income.......that of the Day Labor Center at Bell and Cave Creek Road in North Phoenix. We ask that all available Riders attend the next two events in mass.

WHEN: Saturday December 15th at 7:30AM

WHERE: Taco Bell parking lot NE corner of Cactus (Thunderbird) and Cave Creek Rd. Departure at 7:45AM in caravan formation. Bikers to lead out in front.

TO BRING: Two way radio if you have one. American Flags, signs, bullhorns, patriotic music, video and/or digital camera.

After major activities are completed at this location, we will then caravan to Pruitts Furniture at 34th St & Thomas. At that time, we will effect a different type of protest, information will be provided at the site. Activities will be complete no later than 2PM. Yes, its a full day of protest, however American Patriots must be willing to sacrifice and counter what is being presented to us, and we will. Are you willing to do the work that other Americans won't do?

Please join in this very important fight.

Riders coming from the East Valley meet at AMPM, NW corner of Price (101) & Southern 6:55 sharp.

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Press Release

Tue, 11 Dec 2007 18:42:12 GMT

Tancredo Condemns “Bigoted” Group in Iowa
Tancredo Condemns “Bigoted” Group in Iowa

(Des Moines, IA) – Presidential candidate Congressman Tom Tancredo (R-CO) today released a statement in response to the remarks released by a group calling themselves “GodVoter.org”.

“The attached "questionnaire" purports to be intended to help voters in Iowa determine the Christian qualifications of those seeking the Republican nomination for President of the United States,” Tancredo said. “I believe it is anything but Christian in its tone and intent and I call on every candidate to repudiate it.”

Among the numerous prejudiced responses, Godvoter.org refers to “Mormonism as a Christ-dishonoring cult” while bashing Governor Mitt Romney and calling for him to renounce his religion.

Tancredo concluded, “God and God alone will judge the hearts of us all.”

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Transcript of email released by GodVoter.org:

Dear Presidential Candidates, Churches and the Media,

Firstly, we would like to thank and congratulate the Presidential candidates who replied to our 30 questions, both in full and in part. None of you had all 30 answers with which we agreed completely, but everyone had at least some answers with which we agreed. We were actually quite impressed with some of the answers as they demonstrated courage and/or serious introspection amidst what must be an extremely demanding campaign schedule.

Also of intrigue were the varying styles of communication. The responses from some campaigns were quick and streamlined, while those from others indicated bottlenecks and/or dissent within the campaign.

There were also a few campaigns that never replied to our invitation. Notable among those leading in the polls was Governor Mitt Romney, who instead announced a major speech about his faith to be given on Thursday, and told WBZ-AM, "I can tell you I'm not going to be talking so much about my faith as I am talking about the religious heritage of our country and the role in which it played in the founding of the nation and the role which I think religion should generally play today in our society."

Given that (1) Governor Romney has missed our response deadline despite reminders; (2) Governor Romney is setting up what could be the defining moment of his candidacy as a history lesson; (3) the media appears ready to let him get away with it instead of making him address the core problem with his Mormonism; (4) our objective is to help America elect a President who is right with God; and (5) we still wish to hear Governor Romney's words on Thursday before conclusively rating his candidacy, we will wait until his speech on Thursday to post online the candidates' responses to our questions and our recommendations.

What really is the problem with Governor Romney's Mormonism?

At the core of Mormonism is the belief that Jesus and Satan used to be human blood brothers in a distant planet - Jesus behaved well according to Mormonism and became a deity in our planet system, while Satan behaved badly and became the devil. Moreover, Mormonism teaches that good conduct as Mormons in this life will enable Mormons to become God in a different planet system someday, just like Jesus a generation ago.

A religion which teaches that Jesus - our perfectly pure and holy God and Lord - is the blood brother of Satan - the perfectly evil and sinful creature - is an abomination, and the idea that a creature can become the Creator is precisely what turned Lucifer, the angel of light, into Satan, and is therefore Satanic by nature.

Christians are not interested in a history lesson from Governor Romney on Thursday. Neither are we interested in a sound bite commercial on Mormonism. What we want to hear and what will put our votes into play in his favor is a sincere, unequivocal and genuine repudiation of Mormonism. Governor Romney needs to identify Mormonism as a Christ-dishonoring cult, publicly sever all ties to it, and ask God and Christians for help. The chance of that happening, of course, is extremely small, but the media still needs to confront him with the following three questions on national television during the Q&A session after his speech on Thursday:

1. "Do you believe that Jesus and Satan once were human brothers as Mormonism teaches?"
2. "Do you hope to become God someday as Mormonism teaches that you can become?"
3. "If not, will you at this time renounce Mormonism and sever all ties to it?"

The extension to Thursday also gives the candidates who have answered some but not all of our 30 questions a chance to complete their answers, which will be accepted until Governor Romney's speech on Thursday. Please be advised that your answers will be ordered from top to bottom online and in the emails in the order the last of the 30 questions was answered. If you really wish to skip any of the remaining questions, please indicate as such, and that indication will count as your response. Also, if you agree with some but not all elements of any of the remaining questions, please discuss it in the body of your reply. Please do not change the question and then agree with the modified question. While that may be a common tactic during the debates, it is glaringly obvious in written format.

Church leaders, thank you for your patience. As promised, we look forward to emailing you the candidates' answers first after Governor Romney's speech on Thursday.

Sincerely,

GodVoter(s).org

1. Are you a Christian?

2. When and how did you become a Christian?

3. How has becoming Christian changed you?

4. How would you define and describe your relationship with Jesus today?

5. In the past 12 months, how many hours have you read the bible per week?

6. Which gift has the Holy Spirit given you, and what fruits has it borne?

7. What has been your greatest failure as a Christian?

8. What is the greatest challenge you face today as a Christian?

9. If you had to choose between God and country, which would you choose?

10. Whom do you think Jesus wants as our next President, and why?

11. Do you believe Jesus to be God or the Son of God?

12. Do you believe Jesus was born to a virgin, died and rose from the dead?

13. Do you believe Jesus ascended to the Father and will return riding on clouds?

14. Do you believe the bread & wine turn into Jesus' flesh & blood when blessed?

15. Do you believe that Jesus and Satan were once brothers?

16. Do you believe heaven and hell are places that really exist?

17. Do you believe only those who obey Jesus as their master will go to heaven?

18. Which books do you believe to have been inspired by God and without error?

19. Which passage from those books troubles you, and how do you deal with it?

20. The beliefs of which Christian leader alive today resembles your beliefs?

21. What is your position on a Constitutional ban on same sex marriage, and why?

22. What is your position on a Constitutional ban ..ion, and why?

23. What is your position on embryonic stem cell research, and why?

24. What is your position on prayers and bible studies in schools, and why?

25. What is your position on capital punishment, and why?

26. If elected, the ban on what type of guns, if any, would you support, and why?

27. If elected, what will you do about (Internet) pornography, and how?

28. If elected, what will you do about the health care system, and how?

29. If elected, what will you seek to achieve in Iraq and Afghanistan, and how?

30. If elected, what will you seek to achieve in Iran and North Korea, and how?

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