Send Dan Coats To U.S. Senate

This morning, Justice John Paul Stevens announced
his plans to retire from the United States Supreme
Court in just a few months giving President Obama
another opportunity to place a liberal activist
judge atop our judiciary system. As Americans,
our personal freedoms are under assault.  With an
extreme liberal  Democrat President and large
Democrat majorities in the House and Senate, one
of our only lines of defense is the Supreme Court.
If Democrats get their way and elect Congressman
Brad Ellsworth in November, there will be fewer
and fewer justices in the mold of Hoosier John
Roberts and Samuel  Alito, whom Dan shepherded
through the confirmation process.  Instead, we
will get more liberal ideologues when we need
justices that adhere to the intentions of our
Founding Fathers and don't view the Constitution
as a 'living document' that can be altered to
push their radical agenda.





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Dan Coats Addresses the Ginsburg Vote

SCOTUS Sam Alito enters the Senate Hearings
accompanied by his Lobbyist, Dan Coats

"On the Ginsburg vote, Coats has said that 'elections
have consequences.' There  was a centuries-old
tradition of respecting national electoral results
by granting the President latitude in selecting
nominees for the bench. Case in point: 42 of 44
Republicans voted for Ginsburg. Coats can also point
to his assistance in helping Justice Samuel Alito
through a successful confirmation process in 2005-06.
Alito has joined the conservative side of the
Supreme Court."

Howey: Time Running Out To Catch Dan Coats

In a post on Howey Politics Indiana, Brian Howey
said, "For a statewide candidate to drive up
name identification in order to credibly deliver
a message that could help win an election, even
a primary, the price tag is somewhere in the $1
million range to purchase 3,000 to 4,000 gross
rating points, sans the Chicago broadcast TV
market. "For that reason, with less than a month
to go before the Republican U.S. Senate primary,
the window is quickly closing on candidates not
named Dan Coats...
"There have been some interesting shifts among
Coats' four opponents. Hostettler and State
Sen. Marvin Stutzman are now talking about their
own experience as opposed to restating their
earlier anti-incumbency lines... "The Coats
campaign responded [to Hostetter's YouTube video]
by noting that Coats has a 90 percent American
Conservative Union mark, compared to 89.35 for
Hostettler.

As for a vote cited by Hostettler as being a
pro-abortion vote, the campaign noted that Coats
supported a bill that prohibited the Peace Corps
from using development assistance funds for
abortions or involuntary sterilizations.
Thirty-six of the 44 Senate Republicans at the
time voted for the measure.