I am urging you to visit the polls tomorrow Tuesday Nov. 2nd. Please don’t send in your early ballot if you still have it, just drop it by any polling location on Tuesday. Every last vote will be critical.

“Since Liberal Ann Kirkpatrick took off to Capitol Hill, Arizona’s unemployment rate has increased by 20% and over 30,000 jobs have been lost,” said Gosar Communications Director Stefani Zimmerman. “Arizona doesn’t want someone who is weak on border security, who thinks a bureaucrat can make better decisions about your healthcare then your doctor, and who treats the taxpayer’s money like a blank check. Dr. Paul Gosar will put Main Street first and listen to the people he represents, not run away from them like Ms. Kirkpatrick is so fond of doing.

• SEIU is leading the boycott against Arizona. Rather than stand up against them and call on SEIU to cease their efforts, Kirkpatrick has refused to return the $10,000 they gave her to run her campaign.

• On April 3, 2009, Kirkpatrick made $4,608,500 in earmark requests for Northern Arizona University (NAU). Kirkpatrick has taken a total of $3,750 in campaign contributions from four lobbyists who lobbied Congress on behalf of Northern Arizona University for a biodefense laboratory expansion. One of those lobbyists, Barry Dill, contributed to her campaign within minutes of requesting these earmarks for NAU.

• On December 19, 2009, Kirkpatrick secured $1.6 million in earmarks for the NAU Forensic Center Updates projects and that very same day she took $2,000 from three of the lobbyists who lobby Congress on behalf of NAU for this project.

• On March 22, 2010, Kirkpatrick made $300,000 in earmark requests for Childhelp. Interestingly, Kirkpatrick took $2,000 in campaign contributions from Ellen Riddleberger- the lobbyist that lobbied Congress for appropriations on behalf of Childhelp. Of that money, Kirkpatrick took $1,000 within a week of requesting the FY 2011 earmark for Childhelp.

• On March 22, 2010, Kirkpatrick made $5,000,000 in earmark requests for the City of Flagstaff and then accepted a campaign contribution from Robert Holmes, the lobbyist who lobbied Congress on behalf of the City of Flagstaff, less than a week after requesting this earmark.

• Kirkpatrick voted against making it a Class 4 Felony to smuggle an illegal immigrant into Arizona. (SB 1372, human trafficking violations)

• Kirkpatrick voted against creating a border security fund that would have created a border radar system with cameras. (SB 1273, appropriation; border radar lease)

• Kirkpatrick voted against denying bail to illegal immigrants charged with felony offenses. (HCR 2028, illegal aliens; violent crimes; bail)

• Kirkpatrick voted against prohibiting illegal immigrants from receiving state aid. (SCR 1031, public programs; citizens)

• Kirkpatrick voted against allowing the National Guard to defend the border if a state of emergency is declared by Governor. (HB 2766, national guard mobilization; border; appropriations)

• Kirkpatrick sponsored legislation to give tax credits to people seeking amnesty. (HB 2847, tax credit; citizenship expenses)

• According to the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office, the cost of the stimulus package could reach $1 trillion.

• The stimulus bill that Kirkpatrick voted for included a loophole that allowed AIG executives to receive millions in bonuses after receiving federal assistance.

• The Washington Times has recently reported that the Department of Energy acknowledged that $2.3 billion of manufacturing tax credits in the stimulus went to foreign firms that employ workers primarily in the countries of China, South Korea and Spain.

• Stimulus figures and recovery.gov have been “riddled with errors,” such as reporting jobs being created in Arizona congressional districts that do not exist.

• Democrats told the nation that if the stimulus bill did not pass, unemployment would rise to 9%. Unemployment is now at 9.6% despite the “stimulus” bill.

• The White House originally estimated that the stimulus would increase employment by 3.5 million jobs, but nearly 3 million jobs have been LOST since its passage.

• As of June 30, 2010, Arizona’s First Congressional District has received $709,260,804 in stimulus funding. Recovery.gov reports that with this funding 3,610.6 jobs have been “saved or created” in AZ-01. That means the cost to save or create each of these jobs was $196,438.48 per job. Meanwhile, the median household income in AZ-01 is $41,997.

• The Union Leader called the House-passed budget “the most fiscally irresponsible budget in the history of the federal government.”

• In an April 5, 2009 editorial, The Washington Post said that rather than making the budget more fiscally responsible, House and Senate Democrats “chose to add more gimmicks and dishonesty.”

• In April 4, 2009 the Orlando Sentinel wrote that the Democrat’s budget plans “would make massive deficits as much a fixture in Washington, D.C., as the monuments and museums.”

• On April 29, 2009, Kirkpatrick voted for the House/Senate conference report of the FY10 budget which came to a $3.4 trillion spending plan.

• Under the final budget resolution which Kirkpatrick voted for, the federal deficit was expected the exceed $1.2 trillion in FY 2010.

• The final budget resolution also allowed for tax increases that would devastate the economy.

• According to Kirkpatrick’s official website, she requested $46,647,000 in earmarks for the FY 2010 year.

• According to Kirkpatrick’s official website, she requested $44,351,000 in earmarks for the FY 2011 year.

• Under the bill, the system will expand government’s role in almost everything to do with health care, from financing it to regulating it to running ever larger deficits to finance it.

• All Americans would be required for the first time to obtain insurance or face an annual penalty.

• Employers could face penalties of $2,000 per worker for not offering affordable coverage- although many large corporations such as McDonald’s have been exempted from employer penalties, leaving small businesses to bear the financial burden of the bill.

• The bill contains approximately $500 billion in cuts to Medicare.

• The bill cuts Medicare Advantage by more than $100 billion.

• 7.4 million seniors could lose their Medicare Advantage plans and some seniors will lose the Medicare benefits they now enjoy.

• The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office reported that the package would cost nearly $1 trillion.

• Under the legislation, the average premiums for those who buy insurance on their own would go up by 10-13%.

• The final health care bill raises taxes, penalties and fees by $525 billion.

• Taxpayer earning less than $200,000 a year will pay roughly $3.9 billion more in taxes in 2019 alone.

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