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Posted: Mon Nov 23, 2009 12:06 pm Post subject: BREAKING NEWS! Lou Dobbs May Run For President or Senate
Friends of ALIPAC,
I just received a call from a Fox News reporter who was interested in our website www.LouDobbsForPresident.org The world may be coming to see this site soon so you might want to visit and show your support.
She has informed me that during a radio interview this morning Lou Dobbs announced that his team is looking into a possible run for President or US Senate. If Lou Dobbs were to run for US Senate in his home state of New Jersey, it would be against US Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ). Menendez is the chief fundraiser for Senate Democrats in the country and a former mayor of Union City.
For those of you who are new to ALIPAC's e-mail alerts, we launched a fan website for Lou Dobbs in 2008 after John McCain won the Republican primary and become the GOP nominee for President.
ALIPAC supporters were horrified by McCain's win because John McCain became the GOP's most notorious supporter of Amnesty for illegal aliens when he worked hand in hand with Ted Kennedy to try and pass Amnesty bills in 2006 and 2007.
Since both McCain and Obama had the exact same anti-American stances on immigration issues and both were supporting the exact same Globalist amnesty legislation, we called on Lou Dobbs to run for President. We figured that even if Lou did not run he could use the support since he was under heavy attack for standing up and speaking out against illegal immigration.
In fact, we predicted the likely outcome for Lou Dobbs if he did not run for President in 2008 to provide voters with a candidate who stood with them against illegal immigration. You can see on our website in our open letter to Mr. Dobbs from Feb. 20, 2008 where it asks...
We are moving today to touch up, update, and revamp our Lou Dobbs fan site due to the new attention it is about to receive.
Lou Dobbs needs all the support we can give him right now.
If Lou Dobbs were to announce a run for President or US Senate it woul demoralize our opposition groups such as La Raza and MALDEF. Mr. Dobbs would again be in a position where he could influence the national debate about illegal immigration, Globalism, and the US Economy. A Lou Dobbs for President campaign would also decrease the chances that Amnesty for illegal aliens could pass and would increase the chances that states would pass more enforcement legislation. Who knows, perhaps even Obama would increase immigration enforcement measures with Lou Dobbs coming after him in 2012. Dobbs could easily clobber Menedez in 2012 in NJ with a well organized and well financed campaign.
A Lou Dobbs run for President would re-energize the immigration enforcement movement and provide new hope to Americans that feel trapped by these sellouts in Washington.
Please take some time to explore our site and consider supporting Lou Dobbs.
If you would like to post a message to Lou Dobbs, or sign up and pledge to contribute to his campaign financially if he decides to run for President or US Senate, then please fill out the form on the homepage.
Each person who signs up increases the number of supporters listed and the amount of money pledged to Lou Dobbs if he runs. If Lou Dobbs officially announces a run for President or US Senate we will provide your names and pledge amounts to him as a campaign gift of support so they may contact you to gather your donations.
This week, the media will be looking at our Lou Dobbs for President website closely and they will be watching the number of supporters who have signed up and the total amount of funds pledged to Mr. Dobbs if he runs.
Please explore our site, pledge your support, and share this link with others quickly.
Signed up -- me and a relative. I will see who else I can shake out of the trees. _________________ Immigration is not a right that belongs to anybody and everybody who wants to come here. It is a privilege we Americans alone decide to convey. - Patrick J. Buchanan
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