Scott D County Coordinator Location: Chicago, IL Last login: 03/12/10 RSS feed
I Live in Wrigleyville and work in Riverwoods for a publishing company called CCH in the Tax and Accounting Publishing division. I was born in western New York but grew up in the Chicago suburbs of Naperville and Aurora. I attended Waubonsie Valley High School, Illinois State University (Bachelors in Mass Communication) and DeVry, Addison campus (Bachelors in Telecommunication Management). I currently work as a Project Manager for CCH and recently helped deliver the industry leading Tax, Accounting and Legal research platform known as IntelliConnect.
I discovered Ron Paul while watching the presidential debates and found that his true Conservative message resonated with me. I decided to learn more about Ron Paul by reading his Texas Straight talk posts and his book Revolution: a Manifesto. Dr. Paul's book made me change my thinking about Republican politics and it was his other book A Foreign Policy of Freedom that changed my mind about the Iraq war and our foreign policy of empire building. Like Dr. Paul, I believe the Republican party has lost its way so I joined the Campaign for Liberty in October because I believe in the platform Dr. Paul stands for and want to dedicate my time to reforming the party by supporting candidates who share a belief in Personal Liberty, upholding the Constitution, a Monetary Policy based on sound money, a Foreign Policy that promotes freedom and a smaller Federal Government.
Posted by Scott D on 03/09/10 Last updated 03/10/10
ACTION ALERT - Red Light Cameras!!! Please Call or E-mail these Senators to urge them to support Red Light Camera Reform in the Senate Transportation Committee! Red Light Cameras Subcommittee Senators:
President Cullerton - (773-883-0770) - John@senatorcullerton.com
Senator Sandoval - (708-656-2002) - msandoval@senatedem.ilga.gov
Senator Munoz - (773-869-9050) - amunoz@senatedem.ilga.gov
Senator Hendon - (773-265-8611) - hendon@senatedem.ilga.gov
Senator Pankau - (630-582-0390) - carole@pankau.org
Senator Millner - (630-351-9340) - johnjmillner@aol.com
Posted by Scott D on 03/08/10 Last updated 03/09/10
Fines, Safety at Odds Where Chicago Has Red Light Camera Intersections
Fox 32 News had a special report about Chicago Red Light Cameras tonight. Check out our good friends, Barnet Fagel, Scott Tucker and Tiffany Moeller who were all featured in tonights Special Report. Full Story Here.
ACTION ALERT - Red Light Camera Lit Drop, This Sunday, March 7th
This Sunday, March 7th, from noon to 3 pm, Cook County Campaign for Liberty will be cooperating with State Rep Candidate Scott Tucker to Lit Drop State Senator Antonio Munoz's 1st District to pursuade him to work with Senator Dan Duffy on red light camera reform in Illinois! We'll start at 35th Street & Damen at noon and our meetup location is the Dunkin Donuts at 3528 South Leavitt Street - across the from the 35th and Archer Orange Line stop. Please try to arrive early so we can distribute materials and assign neighborhoods to drop fliers to.
Senator Munoz has been tapped by Senate President John Cullerton (D-6th) and Mayor Daley to interfere with Senator Duffy's efforts to reform red light camera use in Illinois! This must not stand!
IT IS TIME to get the people of Chicago to Listen and Understand! The Red Light "SCAMERAS" are out there. They can't be bargained with. They can't be reasoned with. They don't feel pity, or remorse and they absolutely will not stop, EVER!!! Until all of us are in DEBT!!!
We have English/Spanish fliers to drive constituent calls to Senator Munoz' Chicago office in support of Red Light Camera Reform! These Fliers can be downloaded here.
Meetup Info: Date: Sunday, March 7th, 2010 Time: 12:00pm - 3-pm Location: Dunkin Donuts at 35th and Archer Orange Line Stop Street: 3528 South Leavitt, Chicago, IL Map
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