Lu Coberly and Ted Wendler have volunteered to present a video 

DO AS I SAY (AND NOT AS I D).   PROFILES IN LIBERAL HYPOCRISY .  NICHOLAS TUCKER; AWARD WINNING DIRECTOR

Peter Schweizer talked about his book Do As I Say (Not As I Do): Profiles in Liberal Hypocrisy, published by Doubleday. In his book he concludes that there is a distinct difference between the public policies endorsed by liberals and the policies they actually adhere to in their private lives. The author chronicles what he believes to be a double standard among liberals such as Michael Moore, Ralph Nader, Noam Chomsky, Barbra Streisand, and Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-MA) when it comes to issues such as environmentalism, affirmative action, corporate America, and tax cuts for the wealthy. He talked about how charges of hypocrisy distort public debate and about the difference in how these charges are applied to liberals and conservatives and reported in the media. He questioned whether liberal leaders truly believe the values they espouse. He described examples of conservative hypocrisy that he attributed to human frailty and he argued hurt only the individuals involved. He described examples of liberal hypocrisy for self benefit and argued that liberals propose that others follow rules that they themselves find to be detrimental. He presented examples and statistics of how the actions of liberals contradict their statements.

 I am also gathering information on the candidates who are still in the races for the March elections locally, and we would appreciate any additions from members as well.

If you have an event or plan you feel our group should implement before the election or you have an idea for a meeting you would like to either implement or see implemented, please bring your suggestions and present them to the group.