The auto industry bailout still has not passed, and the socialist united states is closer then ever before. President-elect B. Obama has stated made comments that agree with socialism, we must continue to fight against it and keep AMERICA the home of the FREE! The federal government has federalized the home lending business, the banks, now the auto industry, and before you know it the airlines, media outlets -- who knows where it will end? The government will continue to tell us that if they don't help we will fall into "the recession" that we are already in. As of yet, the steps they have taken have fixed nothing but business men's pockets.

Call your state and federal legislators and tell them not to support the Federal Government invasion into PRIVATE BUSINESS!

VOTE NO!

The PCFL is redesigning and reorganizing its Web site, so it can be the best communications tool possible.

And we want to include you in the process!

Help us by submitting your photos of places and things important to Pennsylvania and its history. Members of the PCFL's communications committee will select the best photos, and use them as banner photos on our Web site. (Don't worry. You'll get credit.)

Deadline is Nov. 12. The best photos will be presented at the quarterly meeting Nov. 15.

More details below.

The Pennsylvania Campaign for Liberty will have its first quarterly meeting at 1 p.m. Nov. 15 at Chris' Family Restaurant in Allentown.

Please e-mail Ken Fichtner at kafst26@gmail.com by Nov. 12 if you plan to attend.

The Central Pennsylvania Campaign for Liberty has invited every candidate from Dauphin & Cumberland County for a Round Table discussion and Q& A. The event starts at 8pm with confirmations of attendance from; Phyllis Bennett (PA House 106), Margie Stuski (PA House 88), Susan Kiskis (PA Senate 31) and Philip Avillo (US Congress). Other candidates may have representatives present with information after the Round Table.

E-mail and call now. Here is a sample letter to give you a few pointers to discuss with your congressional staff:

Dear Congressman,

Over the last week, I have been reading information on the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008. I called and wrote e-mails to you, asking you to vote no on H.R. 3977.