Republican Governor of Minnesota Tim Pawlenty seems to be positioning himself for a 2012 presidential bid already. The question we need to ask is if he is a viable candidate and if he has what it takes to beat Obama’s political machine.

Well. Tim Pawlenty is a no-name from Middle America, but of the same token, so was President Obama. So how can a new guy who has little name recognition over come an incumbent president? By his works and deeds. Here are some of his accomplishments:

1. He has balanced Minnesota’s budget, without any tax raises!
2. He has cut state income taxes
3. Increased benefits for Minnesota’s veterans
4. He has capped property taxes
5. Toughening the states education requirements, eliminating that idea of No Child Left Behind’s teaching the test mentality.
6. Set forth a plan to have 25% of Minnesota’s energy from Minnesota’s natural resources (wind, solar, natural gas) by 2025.

These are a few of his most notable accomplishments. It seems to me that he walks the walk and doesn’t talk the talk. That is a primary reason he is not a household name. Simply being a good leader and statesman, and not a politician and statist. I find his doings to be very impressive and I hope to see him doing well in the next presidential bid.

To get the ball rolling, it looks like he is contacting Former President Bush’s 2000 election coordinators, and some of Mitt Romney’s supporters from the 2008 election.

This positioning could make the campaign pretty rough if Mitt Romney decides to get involved.

Tell me what you think!

Stay Strong!

-Keith

We have a 2010 congressional election coming up here soon, and we need people who are strong proponents of the constitution to go and counter balance this wave of socialist activity in Washington, and who better to get the ball rolling then Glenn Beck!

If we don’t elect Glenn Beck himself then we need to elect people who are listening to what he has to say. The only way for congress to have a higher approval rating and for the American people to truly believe the country is on the right path is to have elected officials start doing what is truly American: following the constitution and creating a sense of freedom and ability to prosper in enterprise.

The 9 12 project was a huge success. The energy and yearning for something more authentic is raging and growing by the day, if we don’t elect Mr. Beck then we need someone just like him!