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Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Iowa - The "I Think I Can" ALEC State

Iowa
The birth state of Michelle Bachmann.
Compared to Wisconsin, they are the poor cousin state-
they just keep trying harder and harder
to be the State of ALEC.


Based on my research I think Iowa is jealous of those other states that have so many members - so they just keep pumping out more public and private sector members for American Legislative Exchange Council(ALEC) - just like the little engine.

This is the state where ALL house members belong to ALEC, unless they "opt out" - See this blogger entry.
Is that what Iowa constituents want - or what ALEC prefers?

Below you will find a list of people who have an association with to have been linked with ALEC – many are even verifiable Iowa ALEC members.

Each person on the list has been compiled and cited using the web and you can also find the proof by researching through ALEC documents, reports and magazines, or examining the financial documentation of the Iowa campaign reporting webpage, or the Iowa Red Book or a state or other webpage bio or article.

Dwayne
Alons
IA
Jerry
Behn
IA
Leonard L
Boswell
IA
Nancy
Boettger
IA
Terry T
Branstad
IA
Danny C
Carroll
IA
Mark
Davitt
IA
Betty
DeBoef
IA
Robert S
Dvorsky
IA
Greg
Forristall
IA
Theresa
Garman
IA
Chuck
Gipp
IA
Sue
Greiner
IA
Michael E
Gronstal
IA
Chris
Hagenow
IA
Roger
Halvorson
IA
Geri D
Huser
IA
Stewart E
Iverson
IA
Elizabeth
Jacobs
IA
David J
Johnson  (#1115)
IA
John P
Kibbie
IA
Steve
King
IA
Mary E
Kramer
IA
Jeffrey M
Lamberti
IA
Andrew J
McKean
IA
Larry
McKibbben
IA
Delores
Mertz
IA
Linda
Miller
IA
Pat
Murphy
IA
Richard E
Myers
IA
Dawn
Pettengill
IA
Christopher C
Rants
IA
James
Seymour
IA
Brent J
Siegrist
IA
Steven E
Sukup
IA
Linda
Upmeyer
IA
Jamie
VanFossen
IA
Tom
Vilsak
IA
Ralph
Watts
IA
Ron
Wieck
IA
Brad
Zaun
IA
Mark
Zieman
IA


11/10/11 - ADD
Jeff Angelo

So what – what if people had a list – what does that accomplish? 
What would happen if people had a list - what will it accomplish? 
Does it really hurt ALEC if a list were available or would ALEC just go on – business as usual?
How would this information be used in a constructive way?

What is next – we HAVE TO REMOVE all ALEC members from state and federal government.  It is our role to make sure that they don’t get re-elected.  Now is the time for “boots to the ground” to use the information we have compiled on ALEC members and ALEC “model legislation” to prove to others that ALEC members MUST be removed from public service at any and all levels. 

ALEC just completed their four day conference where ALEC Corporations told your legislators what legislation they wanted to have passed and what legislation they did not want to have passed.

ALEC members are not serving the public – they are serving the ALEC corporations.  It does not matter how ALEC or their members spin this story over the next couple months it is important for you – to remember and to talk about the following fact:

When was the last time YOU got to sit with your legislator for two or three days and tell your legislator what YOUR needs are and help your legislator write legislation that benefited YOU?

Your ALEC legislator does this multiple times a year with corporations – so when push come to shove – it is evident who your legislator is representing – the ALEC corporations.

Past members are important – because they may come up for a state or federal appointment.

Campaign reports – report campaigns – so someone may be on the list that did not win  - but you can bet your boots they will try again.

AND PLEASE don’t confuse this David J Johnson with the good guy who is David A Johnson (David A is NOT an ALEC member).


ALEC members and those affiliated with ALEC in any manner
MUST NOT BE RE-ELECTED.

Without state and federal legislators ALEC will cease to exist and it will implode.

As a courtesy -
please don't take credit for this list or
post it anywhere on the web as your original work and research.
This blog - in whole and part - is copyright protected.


For more information on ALEC –
Please read this or this or this

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