CCV GOALS AND PRIORITIES



CCV GOALS AND PRIORITY ISSUES

At our initial meeting early in 2010, the Concerned Coastal Voters developed the following major goals for our organization to pursue:

1. To publicly present conservative views in a professional, factual manner and to counter misinformation where appropriate.

2. To research topics of interest at the national and state levels, and share the information among members of our group.
3. To identify and pursue the most effective venues for disseminating factual information related to our priority issues.

4. To expand membership of our group to like-minded persons regardless of their political affiliation.


Some of the Issues We Care Most About:


1. Free Enterprise Economy (e.g., fiscal responsibility, tax policies that promote growth of businesses, jobs, and general prosperity, elimination of unnecessary bureaucracy and regulation)


2. Limited, responsible, and responsive government.


3. Strong national defense, including border security.


4. Adherence by politicians and the courts to the Constitution and the rights of the individual. (e.g., civil rights, freedom of expression, right to bear arms)


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Friday, September 24, 2010

WHO IS THIS GUY? (Letter to the Independent Coast Observer)

Wow.  Who is this Jim Littlejohn guy?  Judging by the torrent of sarcasm and scorn generated by his recent contributions to The Fence Post, he must be some kind of racist, right-wing lunatic in hiding, or – at the very least – a sloppy, retired bureaucrat taken to writing crazy letters as a hobby.   
That’s hardly the Jim I know.  I’ve found that some of the most accomplished citizens of the coast are loathe to advertise achievements of their past and reluctant to take a public stand on current events.  So let me tell you about the person accused of “scamming us” with whatever “nutso arguments” pop into his “misguided brain.”  
Jim’s work in the federal civil rights arena cut across political administrations and spanned the liberal/conservative spectrum, from Johnson to Nixon to Carter to Reagan to Bush to Clinton.  Over his 28-year career he championed causes that included school desegregation, gender equity issues, and equal educational opportunities for Blacks, Hispanics, other national origin minorities, students with limited English proficiency and disabilities.  Among his many awards are a coveted Presidential Award (Bush I) and an Al Gore Vice Presidential Award (Clinton II).  Many innovative investigative procedures, remedies, policies and programs he developed are still currently in use.
That’s the “energized kooky conservative” whose words resonate with this voter.  
At last – someone with the guts to present facts seldom acknowledged by the “progressives” in this cloistered community who profess to represent the will of the majority.  
A September 21 Reuters/Ipsos poll reported that sixty-one percent of US voters believe our country is on the wrong track, and that these figures have held steady since February.   Now THAT sounds like a majority to me.
Concerned Coastal Voters?  Count me in, Jim.

Linda Clyne

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