Call to Voters: "The Gift of Freedom's Fountain Flows for Me and You"

In celebration of November 2, here's a video from an overseas patriot..Trevor Loudon. He is the creator of the New Zeal blog from New Zealand. The title of this posting comes from a line of the song these third graders in Virginia are singing in celebration of the USA. Here's a bit of background on Loudon:

I'm a libertarian activist and political researcher from Christchurch New Zealand. I believe in freedom with responsibility, not freedom from responsibility. My ideal society is one in which government is confined to protecting its citizens from criminals and external enemies. I believe in working with all those who are moving in broadly the same direction.

It is your responsibility to vote on November 2. As the children sing in this song, freedom IS a gift. Don't take it for granted. It can easily be taken away.

In the event you witness some problems in the voting process or witness fraudulent practices, here's a phone number to call sponsored by Let Freedom Ring:

If you are a poll watcher, or notice fraud while you are voting, you may call 1-877-611-VOTE (8683).

The Abigail Adams Project in Missouri is a Citizen Watchdog Organization

We are honored to be highlighted as the "link of the month" to the Abigail Adams Project website in Missouri. The Abigail Adams Project is an excellent resource for citizens to use when researching ballot propositions, initiatives, and candidates. It is a national organization with state chapters.

You can find their Missouri website here:

http://www.abigailadamsprojectmo.webs.com/

Missouri Education Watchdog is honored to have been highlighted this month by this organization! It understands the enormous challenges facing us in the educational realm in terms of Federal control, lack of school choice and unfunded mandates. The Project lists ramifications of the agendas being pushed through by the Department of Education.

Visit the Project's website often and if you don't live in Missouri, here's the link for the national organization and you can find your specific state:

http://www.abigailadamsproject.org/

Thanks to Abigail Adams Project for keeping the citizens informed on the issues and candidates. We'll do our best to keep readers up to date on what's happening educationally in Missouri and the nation.