Pete Stark in Congress
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Pete Stark Shows Integrity in Congress
Recently Representative Pete Stark voluntarily revealed himself as the first openly non-theist member of Congress in history. However, Pete Stark's history of integrity goes far beyond just his stand for religious liberty.
In 2006 Irregular News gave Pete Stark a 94 percent approval rating in its index of progressive votes in the House of Representatives. Congressman Stark stands up for Americans against war, for civil liberties, on health care, and on environmental issues like global warming.
Peter Stark is as close to an ideal member of Congress as we can get. That's why this lens was created: To celebrate the record of good work in the Congress that Pete Stark has done.
In 2006 Irregular News gave Pete Stark a 94 percent approval rating in its index of progressive votes in the House of Representatives. Congressman Stark stands up for Americans against war, for civil liberties, on health care, and on environmental issues like global warming.
Peter Stark is as close to an ideal member of Congress as we can get. That's why this lens was created: To celebrate the record of good work in the Congress that Pete Stark has done.
Pete Stark's Activities in Congress
Congressman Stark in the News
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Pete Stark's Statement To Antiwar Rally And A Response
A statement by Congressman Pete Stark is read to an antiwar rally
I'm grateful to see documentation of events like this online, and to see that Representative Peter Stark gave it his support. I've added my own video thanks to the people who posted the statement on YouTube.
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George Anderson
Jun 30, 2010 @ 5:00 pm | delete
- I think it is about time that people like this are voted out of office. He is a pompous piece of crap. When are the people of California going to smarten up?
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Mike
Aug 31, 2010 @ 1:48 pm | delete
- On November 2, 2010. Chris Pareja, an Independent, Write-in candidate will challenge Fortney and a DOA Republican, Forest Baker.
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Nancy Pelosi Is Out Of Line With Criticism of Pete Stark
Nancy Pelosi ought to be censuring Bush, not Congressman Stark
The right wing played Nancy Pelosi like a marionette.
The right wing got outraged. Nancy Pelosi cowered. The right wing demanded action. Nancy Pelosi obeyed.
Why was the right wing so angry? A Democrat in Congress dared to call it like it is. Congressman Peter Stark criticized George W. Bush for keeping American troops in Iraq to "have their heads blown off for the President's amusement".
It sounds harsh, but isn't the reality harsh? Is the Iraq War not an amusement for President Bush? Wasn't the war unnecessary from the start, with President Bush's knowledge that there was no real threat from Iraq to any other nation? Isn't it equally unnecessary for the Iraq War to continue? Isn't the Iraq War continuing so that George W. Bush can avoid feeling bad about himself, so that he can continue to feel amused by his power?
Read the complete article at: Pelosi is Out of Line Against Stark
The right wing got outraged. Nancy Pelosi cowered. The right wing demanded action. Nancy Pelosi obeyed.
Why was the right wing so angry? A Democrat in Congress dared to call it like it is. Congressman Peter Stark criticized George W. Bush for keeping American troops in Iraq to "have their heads blown off for the President's amusement".
It sounds harsh, but isn't the reality harsh? Is the Iraq War not an amusement for President Bush? Wasn't the war unnecessary from the start, with President Bush's knowledge that there was no real threat from Iraq to any other nation? Isn't it equally unnecessary for the Iraq War to continue? Isn't the Iraq War continuing so that George W. Bush can avoid feeling bad about himself, so that he can continue to feel amused by his power?
Read the complete article at: Pelosi is Out of Line Against Stark
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