Taylor issues a challenge to Wisconsin Media: engage in a more comprehensive reporting of candidates and issues with a factual unbiased approach. Are you still the sentinels of the First Amendment and free speech? More
US Senate Candidate Rob Taylor Mourns the Loss of a Great Wisconsin Institution; The Wisconsin Media.
March 8, 2010
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Wisconsin:Candidate Taylor to attend the WI Raw Milk Bill (SB 434) Public Hearing
March 8, 2010
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US Senate candidate Rob Taylor today issues an apology to the farmers, raw milk consumers and his supporter. Taylor said “I must have been drinking milk treated with chemicals yesterday, for me to support this bill. I want to tell everyone that I am not in support of this bill as it stands. What I wanted to say that I am glad we have a bill moving in the direction of allowing raw milk sales and consumption.” Taylor went on to say that “everyone knows that I am a supporter of the local and small family farmers who produce raw milk and I am an advocate of the raw milk and honey movement and this bill has language in it that will destroy the farmers.”
In a phone interview Taylor reported that “it is time for the people of Wisconsin to have the right to raw milk, honey and other food that they deem healthy.” Taylor is known to show up at the raw milk rallies, often speaking to the crowds. He has also supported people such as Max Kane in his fight to produce and sell raw milk.The hearing is schedule as follows:http://www.wisconsinagconnection.com/story-state.php?Id=238&yr=2010
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Time: 10:00am – 1:00pm
Location:
Chippewa Valley Technical College Room 106/Auditorium 620 West Clairemont Ave Eau Claire, WI 54701s
On the web site Raw Milk: The Whole Truth by chef jem they point out:
1000 More People Needed In Wisconsin To Help Support Raw Milk Bill
Help Support Wisconsin Raw Milk Bill Which would allow consumer access to raw milk products direct from Wisconsin Dairy Farms
Wisconsin raw milk bill (AB 628) was introduced in the Assembly on December 18, 2009.
The bill was referred to Committee on Rural Economic Development.
Wisconsin raw milk bill (SB 434) was introduced in the Senate on December 21, 2009.
The bill was referred to Committee on Agriculture and Higher Education.
The Raw Milk Bill hearings for both the ASSEMBLY and the SENATE have been combined into one joint-hearing:
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
10:00 am
Chippewa Valley Technical College
620 W. Clairemont Ave.
Eau Claire, WI 54701
Room 106/Auditorium
When entering the main doors, continue straight until you come to the wall of pictures. Turn left; the Auditorium is on the right.
Parking is in the visitor lot at the southwest corner of the building and in the student lot across Clairemont Ave.
We need people to show up at this Joint Public Hearing in support of the Raw Milk Bill.
It has been noted that each person that appears at the hearing counts as 10 votes.
If we have any chance at all of getting this bill to pass, we must convince these two committees that YOU, the consumer, want it. Numbers speak we need hundreds, if not thousands of people to be present at this combined hearing!
Gather your friends, family, neighbors, etc., to attend these this history-making event.
If you would like to speak at the hearing, please enter that on your registration card when you enter. You may be limited to 2-3 minutes. It would be a good idea to have copies of your speech to the committee members.
And on the facebook page for Alliance for Raw MilkThey make the following pea:This is it folks!
It has been noted that for each person that appears in person, the committee looks upon each one as 10 votes.
If we have any chance at all of getting this bill to pass, we must convince these two committees that YOU want it. Numbers speak! We are asking everyone to gather friends, family, neighbors, etc., to attend these hearings.
Wisconsin raw milk bill, as introduced in the Senate on December 21, 2009
(LRB-3242/3) as SB 434. Referred to Committee on Agriculture and Higher Education.
We urge all of Wisconsin to attend, write, phone, email their support of this bill.
– the time to be heard!
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– the time to be heard!
Rob Taylor’s Senate Campaign picking up Momentum in Wisconsin U.S. Senate Race.
February 10, 2010
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Senate Candidate Rob Taylor brings the Constitution Revolution to Sheboygan.
http://www.RobTaylorForSenate.com
FEB. 6th, 2010, a cold and blustery Saturday in Sheboygan was the latest stop for Rob Taylor’s Campaign for U.S. Senate. That morning lake effect snow was falling and the wind was blowing and the chill in the air was about to be thawed because one thousand brave Patriots were about to rally for the Constitution.
The momentum from his speech at the Racine Tea Party followed Rob to Sheboygan as one couple said they clearly remember it. Rob’s name recognition is now becoming fixture with Tea Party Patriots as many had already had heard of him and wanted to meet Rob in person. Rob then fielded their questions on topics such as the U.N., the Federal Governments role in education, taxes, and can non-Christians hold office. He being a true Constitutional Champion answered them decisively and succinctly and in accordance with the founding principles and intent set forth under the Constitution.
His answer was: More
Wisconsins Constitution Party candidate, Rob Taylor: A Letter to Glenn Beck
February 2, 2010
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Rob Taylor for Senate www.robtaylorforsenate.com
Hi Glenn,
I am Rob Taylor, and I am the Constitution Party candidate for the US Senate seat here in Wisconsin. I have written you many times and I realize that thousands of others do the same. So I understand why you don’t acknowledge my letters.
I have been promoting the “Bring The Politicians Home” platform now for over the last several months.
Constitution Party US Senate candidate pushes reform of Raw Milk and Premises ID
December 11, 2009
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Taylor’s campaign has put on the web site a petition that people can fill out, so it can be presented at Max’s and the Monchilovichs’ trials. The petition can be found at: http://www.robtaylorforsenate.com/farmers_need_us.php
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Attending the WICFA coalition meeting on Saturday December 12th for the Constitution Party of Wisconsin (CPoW) will be their US Senate Candidate for WI, Rob Taylor. He will be there to gain information, build support and to spread the word of what is happening to our freedoms and the family farmers. The message that he will be sending is to defend and protect the Constitution of the United States, and the Wisconsin state constitution, to perserve the middle class and support small to mid-size family farms.
Letters of support from his campaign office have been going out to everyone in Wisconsin and surrounding states. So far the message is receiving tremendous support. “We have to let people know what our socialist government is doing and HAS been doing for a long time.” says Taylor
Working with Marti Oakley of the PPJ Gazette and reformers such as Max Kane (Raw Milk Movement) and Mike Krsiean (CPoW candidate for 3rd Congressional District) to overcome the restrictions that the USDA and the DATCP is placing on famers and consumers, Taylor’s message on the PPJ web site is: “This isn’t the work of just one of the parties but of both of them, It’s all about power and greed. Our so called representatives get that by helping the friends in the BIG-FARM industry. We know where the campaign funds come from and we know our leaders are puppets for the industry.” More
Rob Taylor to attend WICFA coalition meeting
November 23, 2009
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rob.taylor@robtaylorforsenate.com
WE WILL BE THERE.
I am offering my services as a speaker for the Constitution Party and to spread the word of what is happening to our freedoms. These are the matters that I am running for; to defend and protect the Constitution of the United States, and the Wisconsin state constitution, from all enemies …Foreign AND Domestic!
I am sending out letters of support to every one I know in the state. We have to let people know what our socialist government is doing and HAS been doing for a long time.
This isn’t the work of just one of the parties but of both of them. It’s all about power and greed. Our so called representatives get that by helping the friends in the BIG-FARM industry. We know where the campaign funds come from.
To quote :
“Raw milk is not inherently dangerous, as DATCP, the FDA and Big Ag would like you to believe. But, as with all foods, it’s how it’s produced that matters. We little guys pasture our animals, feed and treat them organically, and many of us use no grains. The Big Guys can’t do that. They confine their animals, pump them full of hormones and antibiotics, and feed them garbage – literally, like bakery waste and distillers grains (the stuff left over after producing alcohol or ethanol). That milk IS dangerous. Our isn’t. But as you can guess, it’s about control and monopolization.”
I consider this to be the real problem in our health care today; processed foods devoid of nutrition and filled with toxins resulting from industrialized corporate farming.
I am also mobilizing support for Pat and Melissa Monchilovich of Cumberland, WI. This too is wrong and is in direct violation of the state of Wisconsin Constitution, guaranteeing allodial property rights i.e., [absolute ownership. Not bound to render service to any other body or person.]
Premises ID is a contract conveying a change of title of ownership to the USDA acting as agent for the federal government. It is a contractual surrendering and abandonment of private property and the allodial property rights of the sovereign individual. A report on their case is found here.
I am putting up on my website a petition that people can fill out, so we
can present it in Max’s and the Monchilovichs’ cases. Please look for it
at: www.robtaylorforsenate.com/farmers_need_us.php.
It will be there before 12 noon CST today 11/21/09. Please direct people
you know to it.
People can also email me their letters of support or concerns at:
