RemoveRINO Rodney Frelinghuysen

Voted FOR the $700 billion
bailout of the financial
services industry (TARP)
(ACU-8).

Voted FOR bailing out the
auto industry (ACU-8). Four months
later, our president was firing CEOs.
Either Frelinghuysen favors
nationalizing industry, or he's too short-
sighted to deserve our trust. Either
way, he's bad for the country.

Voted AGAINST protecting
the Bush/Reagan policy of
withholding aid from for-
eign agencies that perform
abortions (ACU-6 ) Read what Kathryn
Jean Lopez has to say about the vote:

"This Mexico Policy is a Keeper."

Voted AGAINST with-
holding tax-payer dollars
from Planned Parenthood
(ACU-6 ) Read what Kathryn Jean Lopez
has to say about Planned Parenthood:
"Planned ".

Voted AGAINST easing
McCain/Feingold
restrictions on political
speech in the weeks before
an election (1 of only 10 in the
GOP)

Voted FOR Pelosi's "light-
bulb ban" that, as the ACU
explains, regulates "lights and
appliances (including a ban on the
incandescent light bulb), creating new
programs for alternative energy
sources, imposing more regulations on
energy companies and mandating
vastly increased use of ‘renewable’
energy” (ACU 6).

Voted FOR Barney Frank’s
Housing Trust Fund of 2007
(ACU-5 ), which Speaker Pelosi boasted
as “the largest expansion in federal
housing programs in decades” (Pelosi 1)
and which the Bush administration
opposed as “a duplicate program”
that “would create an undue and
counterproductive reliance on Fannie
Mae and Freddie Mac” (Woolley & Gerhard
1) .

Voted FOR the Democrat's
2007 Energy Policy that
mandated reliance on biofuels while
not allowing oil supplies to increase.
The policy also stiffened regulations
and raised taxes $2 billion (ACU-6 ).

Voted FOR applying McCain
/ Feingold to grassroots
organizations (ACU-4) NOTE:
Undoubtedly, in this instance, the
dems were the good guys. This was
GOP-sponsored and nearly ALL
republicans voted for it. However, we
at Remove the Rinos believe there is
no excuse for voting against the 1st
Amendment no matter how many
republicans do so and no matter how
reprehensible George Soros’ 527s
are. And if John McCain were to jump
off a bridge…..??

Voted AGAINST a 2006 con-
servative budget
alternative that would have
extended Bush’s tax cuts while
trimming more than 300 billion dollars
of discretionary spending, done away
with close to 150 programs, and
increased funds for the military and for
veterans. It also would have opened
ANWR for drilling (ACU-4) .

Voted AGAINST a 2008
motion to allow drilling in
ANWR, the Outer-
Continental Shelf, and other
territories in the West (ACU-8).

Voted AGAINST lifting the
ban on oil and gas
production in the Gulf of
Mexico. Introduced in September
08, this measure would have given
states the power to choose whether to
allow production off their own coasts
(ACU-8).

Voted AGAINST banning
taxpayer dollars from going
to the U.N. to renovate, or build
anew, their headquarters in the United
States (ACU 4).

Voted AGAINST an
amendment that would
keep government funds
from being used to enforce
trigger-lock regulations (ACU 4).
Critics argue these regulations have
little value in promoting gun safety and
are primarily punitive in design, adding
cost and red tape to gun ownership.
Still worse, these trigger locks would
hamper, if not outright nullify, a gun-
owner's ability to use the weapon in
self-defense. This suggests another
Machiavellian gun-control strategy: if
you can't make a gun illegal, do the
next best thing--make it useless.

Voted AGAINST a bill
protecting property owners
from eminent domain
abuses. The bill would guarantee
access to the federal court so that
citizens could sue to stop the
government from taking their property.

Voted AGAINST an
amendment to cut
discretionary spending by
2% while protecting the
Bush tax cuts (ACU 2).

Voted FOR raising CAFE
standards (ACU-2 ) For a look at the
link between higher CAFE standards
and increased traffic fatalities, as well
as the folly of the economic
justifications for higher standards, see
what Dennis Kneale has to say: "New
CAFE" (CNBC-1)

Voted FOR raising min-
imum wage after the Dems
rejected tax cuts that would
have protected entry-level
workers and small
businesses (ACU-6) . For insights
into the harmful effects the measure,
in its House form, would have meant to
workers and small businesses,
National Review Online consulted with
four leading economists. All four
economists agreed that only politicians
stood to gain from the measure : "At
Minimum…Should Republicans fight back against a
minimum-wage increase?"

Voted FOR spending an
additional $100 million on
Public Broadcasting (ACU 2).

Voted AGAINST reforming
the Endangered Species
Act (ACU 2). to reimburse property
owners for losses suffered from not
being able to develop their land. It also
clarified species designations, better
protecting the species in need of
protection and better targeting the
properties in need of oversight (Marano
and Lieberman).

Voted AGAINST the Online
Freedom of Speech bill,
which would have prevented e-mail
and blogs from being regulated by the
Federal Election Commission (ACU -2). In
essence, this bill's defeat leaves open
the possibility that McCain/Feingold
could reach its way dramatically into
the Internet (Hayward).

Voted AGAINST the 2008
Republican budget
resolution that, according to the
ACU, "would have made the Bush tax
cuts permanent, capped discretionary
spending at $973 billion, reduced
mandatory spending by $12 billion
over five years, and imposed a
moratorium on pork barrel 'earmarks'”
(ACU-8).