Petition Supporting Colorado AG Suthers’ Actions to Defend Constitution
by Lu Busse | 7:21 am, March 31, 2010 | 2 Comments
We learned yesterday afternoon that liberals/progressives had started a petition against AG John Suthers and they had 5,000 signatures. So in way of the Colorado conservative response, Americans for Prosperity started an online petition FOR his actions. Here are the text for petition and link:
Support Attorney General Suthers
Attorney General Suthers is under attack for defending Colorado against the over-reaching powers of the Obama health care bill. Send a message of support and let him know you stand behind his decision:
We truly appreciate your courage and conviction in helping the people of Colorado say “NO” to an over-reaching, unchecked federal government that has forgotten its place, role and enumerated powers. Thank you for defending the U. S. Constitution and the citizens of Colorado. You appear to be one of the few elected officials currently in our state upholding your oath of office and following the principles that founded our great nation. Since our Governor and majority of the Colorado General Assembly disagree with you on this issue, we are especially grateful that you are representing the interests of the people of Colorado.
Now We the People can demonstrate how widespread support is for Colorado AG Suthers’ actions to defend the Constitution! www.supportColoradoAG.com
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April 10th, 2010 @ 2:23 pm
Thank you John Suthers for your attempt to defend our Constitutional rights. Please continue our fight against this Health Insurance bill supported by the Obama administration.
April 12th, 2010 @ 7:46 am
Attorney General Suthers, Thank you thank you for standing up to this takeover of healthcare by the Obama regime. There is no way this nation can afford to pay for it and we should not tolerate Chicago style thug politics in our great country. It’s appalling that the majority of our population were against this atrocious bill and yet, congress passed it anyway. We need to pass the 28th amendment so they can share in our misery. Thanks for defending Colorado.