We present the Steady Drip of conservative opinion and an introduction to the Republican Study Committee. Say what ??!!

Here is a comprehensive listing conservative GOP House members making up the Republican Study Committee. Never heard of it? Me neither. In reading from The Steady Drip, the Hun posted a brief article we reproduce here. The member list for RSC can be found here (RSC Member List). Such names as Tom McClintock, Eric Cantor, Michele Bachmann, Mike Pence and Paul Ryan appear on this list but we must confess that most on this list of well over 100 House Representatives are not familiar to this editor. That there are dozens of Congress people committed to the cause of Conservative (and, hence, Patriotic) politics not familiar to some of us is a very good thing. It means that the grassroots conservative movement is larger than any of us may know.

If you have ever wondered who will pursue the repeal or effective amendment to this current 111th Marxist controlled Congress as conservative recapture legislative power, well, look no further than the RSC. They have stated propositions to much of what has gone on during the past 17 months. They will not forget what has been done and what needs to be corrected or torn down. You will want to"bookmark" this site and, perhaps, sign-up for its updates. Go to RSC.

Look at what issues are being given attention by RSC.

Below are just a few of the reforms the RSC has written and posted for public review:

111th Congress:

• Empowering Patients First Act
• Accepting the President's Invitation to Discuss Health Care Reform
• Resolution Praising the Patriots who Marched on Washington
• Reducing Barack Obama's Unsustainable Deficit Act
• The Sunset Caucus
• The Protection of DC Marriage
• The American Energy Innovation Act
• The RSC Budget
• The Welfare Reform Restoration Act
• The Secret Ballot Protection Act
• The RSC's Economic Recovery and Middle-Class Relief Act

110th Congress:

• The RSC’s Taxpayer Bill of Rights
• The RSC’s Taxpayer Choice Act
• The RSC’s Constitutional Amendment to Limit Spending
• The RSC’s Action Plan for House Republicans

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And here are those commits from The Steady Drip:

There is such a cornucopia of happenings this week from which to choose the most important - and here it is. Let me redirect your attention away from the Gulf Oil Spill and the financial meltdown of Europe to focus on the Republican Study Committee.

Yes, the most significant event in America this week was the announcement that the 115 Members of Congress comprising the RSC have formed a Tenth Amendment Task Force to formulate a legislative program that will "usher in a new era of federalism and disperse power from Washington back to regions, states and local governments" under a GOP majority next year.

As RSC chairman Tom Price, MD of Georgia explained, the "stolen powers" of the Federal Government must be relinquished:

"The Founders gave us a system of Federalism to ensure that Washington could never amass tyrannical control over the lives of American citizens. Yet for far too long, the federal government has usurped state and local powers and encroached on our individual liberty. Washington's unconstitutional attempt to force every single American to purchase health insurance is just the latest example.

Under such a flawed interpretation of the Constitution, there would be no limit to the powers of a central government. To right the course of our Republic, these stolen powers must be relinquished and the Constitution obeyed once more. The tide of soft tyranny must be turned back if we hope to remain both the land of the free and a land of opportunity." (link to Steady Drip )
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