Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Tim Burns are you reading this?
TRENDING: Indiana congressman to resign
Posted: May 18th, 2010 10:37 AM ET
From CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney
Souder is stepping down from Congress.
Souder is stepping down from Congress.
(CNN) – Veteran Indiana Rep. Mark Souder, a Republican, is expected to announce his resignation from Congress Tuesday, according to a GOP aide.
The eight-term congressman scheduled a news conference Tuesday morning, in which he is expected to admit to an affair and step down, according to several Indiana media outlets.
"I believe it is the best decision for my family, the people of northeast Indiana and our country,” Souder will say, according to Indiana’s News Center.
Souder won a hard-fought primary two weeks ago but he failed to receive more than 50 percent of the vote. The conservative Republican was first elected to Congress in 1994 and represents the northeast region of Indiana.
Kevin Smith, a spokesman for House Minority Leader John Boehner, said the GOP leader "has been perfectly clear that he will hold our Members to the highest ethical standards.”
Souder's announcement comes two months after Rep. Eric Massa, D-New York, stepped down after admitting to groping male staffers.
Tim Burns, don't do this to the voters of the 12th District. We don't want any scandals in the in the 12th District.
Posted: May 18th, 2010 10:37 AM ET
From CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney
Souder is stepping down from Congress.
Souder is stepping down from Congress.
(CNN) – Veteran Indiana Rep. Mark Souder, a Republican, is expected to announce his resignation from Congress Tuesday, according to a GOP aide.
The eight-term congressman scheduled a news conference Tuesday morning, in which he is expected to admit to an affair and step down, according to several Indiana media outlets.
"I believe it is the best decision for my family, the people of northeast Indiana and our country,” Souder will say, according to Indiana’s News Center.
Souder won a hard-fought primary two weeks ago but he failed to receive more than 50 percent of the vote. The conservative Republican was first elected to Congress in 1994 and represents the northeast region of Indiana.
Kevin Smith, a spokesman for House Minority Leader John Boehner, said the GOP leader "has been perfectly clear that he will hold our Members to the highest ethical standards.”
Souder's announcement comes two months after Rep. Eric Massa, D-New York, stepped down after admitting to groping male staffers.
Tim Burns, don't do this to the voters of the 12th District. We don't want any scandals in the in the 12th District.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Throw in the towel Burns.
Does anybody know what country club Burns is giving his concession speech at? Please forward us the information.
Russell is the real Republican candidate.
Bill Russell will win tomorrow's Republican Party primary. Because Russell is the independent voice of the conservatives. Chairman Gleason, the "King of the Defense Contractor insurance brokers," does'nt really want Burns to win. Gleason wants Critz to win.
Gleason brought up the Beltway Boys by bus and it has turned off the Republican voters. Burns has only given once to Santorium. He has never given to any other Republican Party candidate. Now Burns wants the Republican vote. He hasn't earned it. Burns is a RINO republican
Burns claims that he is not a politician and doesn't want this job. He once considered running against Arlen Spector. Burns has said that he will only work with Democrats when they come to him. This election is all about Tim Burns. He does not care about the voters in the 12th District.
Russell served his country for 28 years in the Army. He served in five combat zones and at the Pentagon on 9-11. Burns was only in combat with his ex-wife. There have been rumors about Burns' extra marital affairs swirling on the blogosphire. They have gone unanswered by Burns. We don't need another Mark Sanford scandal in the 12th District.
Russell doesn't support same sex marriage. He supports the marriage between a man and a women. Burns is supported by the GayPatriot. Burns has blasted every endorsement for him. Burns didn't want the 12th District to know about the GayPatriot endorsement. What else hasn't Burns told the voters of the 12th District.
Burns is out of touch with the 12th District. Burns is not one of us. He is part of the establishment of Washington, DC. Not Washington, PA, Uniontown, PA or Johnstown, PA.
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Burns received the endorsement of the Gay Patriot.
From our of nowhere, our research department found that on April 20, 2010, the Gay Patriot endorsed Tim Burns.
On their website "About Us" page they write, "The GayPatriot blog is an independent, political and opinion-based Weblog created by Bruce Carroll that is a forum focusing on gay conservative issues, themes, culture and ideas." GayPatriot is one of the independent blogs affiliated with the Pajamas Media enterprise.
Burns has blasted every endorsement he has received. The GayPatriot endorsement was one that Burns didn't want us to know about.
Pro Life? Pro Gun? Pro-Adultery? And now Burns, are you Pro Gay Marriage?
Bill Russell is the real conservative candidate.
On their website "About Us" page they write, "The GayPatriot blog is an independent, political and opinion-based Weblog created by Bruce Carroll that is a forum focusing on gay conservative issues, themes, culture and ideas." GayPatriot is one of the independent blogs affiliated with the Pajamas Media enterprise.
Burns has blasted every endorsement he has received. The GayPatriot endorsement was one that Burns didn't want us to know about.
Pro Life? Pro Gun? Pro-Adultery? And now Burns, are you Pro Gay Marriage?
Bill Russell is the real conservative candidate.
Friday, May 14, 2010
More Bad News For Burns
Russell may have not won over the establishment and Chairman Gleason, but the people are now speaking out. The Herald-Standard Editorial Board endorses Army veteran Bill Russell.
For the Republican nomination in the 12th Congressional District, the Herald-Standard Editorial Board endorses Army veteran Bill Russell who is facing off with Tim Burns.
There are no real ideological differences between the two GOP hopefuls and as such Russell gets the nod for having run hard against Murtha last time. Two years ago, with Murtha an imposing foe, Burns was nowhere to be found as Russell was essentially shipped in to combat the longest serving congressman in state history. Subsequently, we feel Burns wouldn't have run this year if Murtha had not passed away in February. A Russell spokesman put it best when he termed Burns "an opportunist." We give Russell credit for fighting the good fight when Murtha was still around. While he failed to unseat Murtha in 2008, he piled up a respectable 42 percent of the vote.
What he doesn't have, however, is money. Burns, who was satisfied to let Russell take on Murtha last time, has been piling up money and support from high-profile Republicans. Russell hasn't changed positions since last race, but still establishment GOP support is drying up quickly, which is ironic, since Russell is a different candidate than last race.
Back in 2008, he had no idea about the area after having been airdropped in to challenge Murtha. Despite the defeat, he has stayed here and been a visible candidate. He deserves credit for that and is a better candidate for it, which is why he is our pick for the Republican nomination.
Way to go Bill. Send the RINO packing.
For the Republican nomination in the 12th Congressional District, the Herald-Standard Editorial Board endorses Army veteran Bill Russell who is facing off with Tim Burns.
There are no real ideological differences between the two GOP hopefuls and as such Russell gets the nod for having run hard against Murtha last time. Two years ago, with Murtha an imposing foe, Burns was nowhere to be found as Russell was essentially shipped in to combat the longest serving congressman in state history. Subsequently, we feel Burns wouldn't have run this year if Murtha had not passed away in February. A Russell spokesman put it best when he termed Burns "an opportunist." We give Russell credit for fighting the good fight when Murtha was still around. While he failed to unseat Murtha in 2008, he piled up a respectable 42 percent of the vote.
What he doesn't have, however, is money. Burns, who was satisfied to let Russell take on Murtha last time, has been piling up money and support from high-profile Republicans. Russell hasn't changed positions since last race, but still establishment GOP support is drying up quickly, which is ironic, since Russell is a different candidate than last race.
Back in 2008, he had no idea about the area after having been airdropped in to challenge Murtha. Despite the defeat, he has stayed here and been a visible candidate. He deserves credit for that and is a better candidate for it, which is why he is our pick for the Republican nomination.
Way to go Bill. Send the RINO packing.
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Tim Burns Exposed?
For weeks, this blog has been running the stories about Tim Burns and his alleged extramarital affairs that have been spiraling in the blogosphire. We have given him the opportunity to come forward to answer these allegations. Burns has not responded.
Rumors are again spiraling in the blogosphire that some of his in-laws from the Koprivaia family will soon be telling the truth about Burns' extramarital affairs and the other women in his life.
If anyone other than the family knows about Burns' alleged extramarital affairs, please send an email to info@billrussellforcongress.com
Guess we don't need for you to unseal your divorce Burns because the family is going to tell us the truth now.
Rumors are again spiraling in the blogosphire that some of his in-laws from the Koprivaia family will soon be telling the truth about Burns' extramarital affairs and the other women in his life.
If anyone other than the family knows about Burns' alleged extramarital affairs, please send an email to info@billrussellforcongress.com
Guess we don't need for you to unseal your divorce Burns because the family is going to tell us the truth now.
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