Barbara Boxer
April 1, 2009 by Patrick Henry · 2 Comments
California Senator Barbara Boxer
Senator Barbara Boxer has been there a short 16 years. She’s against the constitutional electoral college (clearly not understanding its most important purpose). She holds very liberal positions – and her re-election margins seem to support her in those positions. But that’s not reason enough to toss her out. The strongest reason is her announcement to run for a 4th term in 2010.
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Do Not Re-Elect Senator Barbara Boxer
- Office: Senator
- State: California
- Party: Democrat
- Elected to Current Office: 1993
- Terms as Senator: 3
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The Washington Times has recently reported http://washingtontimes.com/news/2009/apr/21/senate-husbands-firm-cashes-in-on-crisis/ that Barbara Boxer has helped funnel $25,000,000,000 (that’s 25 thousand million dollars) to a government agency that just awarded her husband’s real estate company a very lucrative contract. Read the story for more. Buy a Do Not Re-Elect Barbara Boxer T-Shirt. Start wearing it now! Get involved with local politics (especially if you’re a democrat) to make sure she doesn’t win the nomination to be re-elected.