This is a State issue, not one that the Federal Government has Constitutional power to rule on.

With that being said, every human, across the world, has an inalienable right to Life, Liberty, and Happiness. What makes a person happy, truly happy, should not be infringed on by government rule.

A person, no matter what sexuality, is no different then any other person. To say they are would be shattering everything that has been worked for in this country. The Gay Rights movement, is no different then the Feminist Movement, or the Civil Rights Movement. Race and Gender have been replaced by sexuality.

It is not an issue of morality, but rather an issue of intolerance. Something that needs to be moved past.

First and foremost, this was not a State of the Union, but rather the State of the Obama Administration address.

President Obama’s focus was on the government creating jobs. This is not a role the federal government is supposed to play. It is their role to make it so small businesses can deliver goods and services to the public, thereby, creating a demand, and thus jobs.

There was a lot of talk about spending, and over spending, and even a spending freeze, but one that would allow over spending to continue for the next year before it would stop.

The current debt per tax payer is just shy of $113,000. We do not have the time, nor the ability to allow this to continue.

After all the applause and pomp and circumstance, it seemed as if very little was actually said, especially about how the country was doing.

Unemployment is still rising, we are approaching, what will be a devastating point in American history. The Democrats and the Republicans have grown bloated on their power and will not stop doing what they do best, ignoring the rest of us.

The emails that had been leaked from the top research body on the subject talking about how the data had to be adjusted, some points removed, and to suppress descenting opinion, tell a very broad story of how this is indeed fiction.

Al Gore recently said that a scientist told him that the Northern Ice Sheets would be gone within 5 years. The same scientist said after Al Gore’s speech that he said in the MOST EXTREME case it could happen in a span 5 years, but that he did not say it would happen in the next 5 years.

This Copenhagen Treaty is as economically destructive as the Kyoto Treaty would have been, had we signed it. Even President Clinton thought that was a bad idea. This will have more of an impact on our economy then the Health Care Reform Bill ever could, and will cost trillions to comply with. Not to mention this is a Supra National Treaty which will give an international body total control of enforcement over The United States, ultimately canceling our sovereignty out entirely.

This treaty will not be good for our country in the long term and will ultimately make a more important issue, our economic struggle, much worse.

*Poll numbers found on FoxNews.com

We mentioned in May that the Whigs had a congressional candidate in Florida. Well now they’ve got three:

The Whig Party announced on October 19 that it will have at least three candidates on the Florida ballot for U.S. House in 2010. They will be Paul McKain, who is running in the 2nd district and had already announced; John Annarumma in the 3rd district, and Clayton Schock in the 20th district.

Annarumma is a member of the Florida National Guard, has been to Iraq, and is scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan in May, 2010. His campaign will continue while he is overseas.

According to their web site, these 3 are the first Whig candidates for Federal office since the 1800’s.

Will polls out today showing the GOP is more and more not being seen as a credible national political party (GOP identification is down to 20%, the lowest number in at least 25 years), and with the obvious significant independent candidacies in NJ and NY-23, the rise of third party candidates will be very important to watch in the coming years.

It appears we have been noticed. Now we just need to get out there and get them running scared.

Yet, some in the Senate are trying to force this through so they can pass the acts of their choice. This is not healthy for our freedom, in fact, this is a smack in the face to all of us. Those voted into office, by us, are supposed to represent us, but how can they represent our voice, when the majority is trying to stifle those that oppose them.