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Food for Thought

Kyle Battaglia| July 15, 2008 11:36 am

This was sent to me in an email, and I’m not sure who the original author is, but I found it rather interesting:

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I thought this told the story very well!

If you drop a frog in boiling water he will leap right out. If you slowly heat the water he will be content until it’s too late to get out. That is exactly how history works. It moves slowly and we never really see any danger until it’s too late.

Remember how suppressed workers were before unions came along? The unions leveled the playing field. Unfortunately, over a long period of time the pendulum swung too far. Slowly, businesses and factories closed and jobs left the country. We were comfortable and didn’t see the change coming. We blamed everyone except ourselves for what happened. We weren’t alert to how slow things change over time.

World War II, and the Korean War, demonstrated how powerful a united nation could be. Our nation and our families were united. The father was the head of the family and the President was the head of the nation. Both were highly respected. We were content and happy.



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CPAC 2009

Joshua Hursa| July 11, 2008 1:06 am

The Rider University College Republicans will be attending the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington D.C. on February 26 to February 28, 2009.  Tickets have gone on sale and are only $15.  This deal continues untill November 7, 2008.  I encourage all members who are interested in attending to purchase their tickets here.  Scroll down to “register now” and be sure to select “student pass.”  Please send my an email at my address below if you do buy a ticket so we may then compile a list of all students attending and then get hotel room(s).

hursaj[at]riderucrs[dot]org

Pass Jessica’s Law

Kyle Collins| February 17, 2008 12:53 am

NJ is one of 8 states that has failed to enact Jessica’s Law. Jessica’s law is named in memory of Jessica Lunsford, a child who was murdered by a repeat sex offender, John Couey. Couey received only a combined 7 years for prior molestations. he had his license revoked for 99 years because he liked to drive drunk but jailed for only 7 years because he raped children, until he murdered Jessica. Jessica’s law would better ensure our children’s safety by establishing harsher laws against vile child sex offenders and preventing them from re-offending. The key provisions to Jessica’s Law would guarantee a mandatory prison sentence for those who commit heinous sex crimes to children under 12 ,with a minimum sentence of 25 years to life and lifetime monitoring of the most sinister of those individuals.
Jessica’s law was brought up in both the State senate and assembly last year, but was never brought out of committee. Once more it has been brought up and this time needs to become law. Rider University College Republicans are asking for you to take a stand and write letters to your state representatives, urging them to pass this bill. Conservative philosopher Edmund Burke once said that “All that is necessary for evil to exist is for good men to do nothing”. Imagine what ills we can overcome if we join hands to finally revive justice in New Jersey.

“Welcome” to Mercer County Governor Corzine

Sean Piotrowski| February 8, 2008 11:32 am

Join the Rider University College Republicans as we “welcome” Governor Jon Corzine to Mercer County for his Toll Hike Speech!

Let your voice be heard in opposition to more New Jersey voodoo economics!  Exercise your First Amendment rights to be heard on the defining issue of New Jersey’s future!  What is at stake is the largest toll increases on the NJ Turnpike, Garden State Parkway and Atlantic City Expressway, as well as introducing tolls on Rt. 440 in Middlesex County!  Governor Corzine believes in raising tolls drastically instead of reducing spending and government.  Join us in telling him he is wrong: IT’S THE SPENDING STUPID!

Date: Saturday February 9, 2008

Time: 1:00 pm

Place: Hightstown High School, 25 Leshin Lane, Hightstown, New Jersey 08520

Contact: Kyle Battaglia  battagliak[at]rider.edu

Romney Drops out of 08 Election

Michael DeRosa| February 7, 2008 3:01 pm

As of February 7th 2008, the Conservative ballot now has only two viable candidates: John McCain and Mike Huckabee. However, because of the large gap between the delegates, McCain will be the victor.

Source: Breitbart.com