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>Cain: Blacks Are ‘Over This First African-American President Thing’
Published September 26, 2011 | On the Record | On the Record
Special Guests: Herman Cain

This is a rush transcript from “On the Record,” September 26, 2011. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.

GRETA VAN SUSTEREN, FOX NEWS HOST: “The Rodney Dangerfield of Republican politics,” not getting any respect from Republican Party establishment? Well, that’s what Mr. Herman Cain has called himself. But his view must have changed this view and a lot of other people when the Florida straw poll voters showed Mr. Herman Cain respect, big-time respect! In the straw poll in Florida over the weekend, Mr. Herman Cain clobbered the GOP front-runners, Governor Rick Perry and former governor Mitt Romney. It wasn’t even close!

Mr. Cain is here now. Good evening, sir.

HERMAN CAIN, REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: Hello, Greta. Thank you. Happy to be with you.

VAN SUSTEREN: It’s always more fun to win, isn’t it?

CAIN: It’s a lot more fun to win, especially when the people are sending two distinct messages from this Florida straw poll. Number one, the voice of the people is stronger than the voice of the media. You know that the mainstream media has been trying to make the Republican nomination into a two-person race, or if not that, like last August, they want to basically turn it into the flavor of the week.

The second message is message is more powerful than money. My opponents, they spent a considerable amount of money trying to influence the outcome of this straw poll. I rented a bus, traveled around the state, talked to people, held rallies and shared my common sense, simple message about what we need to do to fix things, especially the economy, and the whole 9-9-9 solution is resonating with people.

Read more: https://www.foxnews.com/on-air/on-the-record/2011/09/27/cain-blacks-are-over-first-african-american-president-thing#ixzz1ZAIppbWG

>Rep. Ron Paul: The country is ripe for revolution
By: CNN Editorial Producer Karrah Kaplan

(CNN) – Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul rallied a sold- out crowd of more than 1800 of his most ardent under-thirty-year-old supporters in New York City Monday night.

Tickets to the event cost $20-25. It was originally scheduled to take place at the famed Webster Hall’s Marlin Room, but, the event had to be moved to a room twice as large at the last minute due to an overwhelming response. The final setting was in the Grand Ballroom, which has hosted celebrities to the scale of Mick Jagger and Madonna.

“We are seeing a level of enthusiasm for Ron Paul that can be compared with President Obama in 2008”, said Eric Brakey, Media Coordinator for NYC Liberty HQ, the grassroots organization hosting the rally for the candidate. “Congressman Paul’s youth support is different now than it was during his last presidential campaign. It’s more organized and it’s picking up steam and continues to grow”.

https://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2011/09/27/rep-ron-paul-the-country-is-ripe-for-revolution/

>You understood me correctly, if you thought I was suggesting the election may be stolen.
Ron DuBois

Lately, I have read many complaints by Patriots voicing their frustration with our Government. They have taken just about every legal and Constitutional step to catch the attention of their legislators and their President, that only resulted in being lied to, ignored, stalled, and condescended to.  The debt ceiling was raised, in spite of the pressure of the majority of the people. Boehner and the RINOs caved in  and got 353 million in spending cuts that was supposed to be around 3 trillion, and the only honest Representatives were the 66 who were mostly newly-elected Tea Party Conservatives. The promised jobs are not forthcoming, the debt continues to grow, along with the spending, and American Industry is fettered by additional chains of regulation, created unconstitutionally by bureaucrats, with no input or control by our elected Representatives.  In fairness, this is the culmination of decades of abuse and usurpation of power by all parties, driven by self-interest, greed, and catering to the lobbyists of special interests.

I am writing today, not to re-hash the repetitious daily blathering that we tend to tune out, but to tell you all that the time has come for action. To continue what we have been doing can no longer be effective, because we are running out of time. It is all well and good to continue to seek control of the Senate and the White House in 2012, and we should not stop, but there are a couple of things that worry me. One is that, between now and the elections, President Obama and his Administration have the ability to do so much further harm to the Country, that it will be too late to ever reverse it. Even now, if we take on no more debt whatsoever, we may never recover. While we were supposed to have stopped borrowing and taxing, the Administration is seeking 447 billion additional dollars through a Jobs Bill that will only waste the money on creating more Government jobs, more jobs for their Union cronies, and for projects like Solyndra and Lightsquared. My second worry is that the Obama election machine is reviving the renamed ACORN groups, with the same employer IDs, addresses, and Boards of Directors – just the new names. Already, they have had taxpayer funds illegally given to them by HUD, and are up for 6 billion more in funding – in violation of laws passed by Congress. There is no doubt that these funds are meant to give these groups the means to provide votes for Obama in the 2012 election. As was seen in 2008, when 14 States indicted ACORN members and officers for voter fraud, I guarantee they will illegally be there, fully funded, and getting every illegal alien and dead person to vote for Obama, in 2012. In other words, you understood me correctly, if you thought I was suggesting the election may be stolen.

>Doctors reject AMA’s support for ObamaCare

Doctor And AMA Split Over Contentious Issue Of ObamaCare

For more than 160 years, the American Medical Association has served as the self-appointed chief lobbying group for doctors. But the AMA’s lofty status has been under threat over the last several years — and is under attack today. In fact, the AMA now only counts about 17% of doctors as members.

According to a new survey, the majority of doctors do not believe that the AMA represents their views and interests. Much of that dissatisfaction stems from the organization’s support for President Obama’s contentious health care reform package.

That shouldn’t be surprising. The AMA declares that its core mission is to “help doctors help patients.” But ObamaCare undermines that pursuit by making life harder for physicians and driving down the quality of care available to patients.

The survey — conducted by physician recruitment firm Jackson & Coker — is a brutal indictment of both the AMA and ObamaCare. Just 13% of doctors agree with their trade association’s support of the health reform law.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/sallypipes/2011/09/26/doctor-and-ama-split-over-contentious-issue-of-obamacare/

>Richard’s Run HHK 5K Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ on October 2, 2011 To Raise Awareness & Support for Pediatric Cancer

HO-HO-KUS, N.J., Sept. 26, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Lace up your sneakers for Richard’s Run HHK 5K!  On Sunday, October 2, 2011 beginning at 8:30 AM, joggers, walkers and supporters of every age will support Go4theGoal Foundation with the energy to stomp out childhood cancers and raise funds to financially assist children and their families affected by cancer, support programs at area hospitals and fund innovative cancer research.

The Start and Finish of the USATF Certified race is located at Borough Hall, 333 Warren Avenue, Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ (between Sheridan & Sycamore Avenue.)
Pre-race Online registration is available at Active.com: https://www.active.com/running/hohokus-nj/richards-run-hhk-5k-2011?int=29-6.  Day-of registration and chip/bib/t-shirt pick-up begins at 7:00 AM at Borough Hall in Ho-Ho-Kus.  Richard’s Run HHK 5K will begin promptly at 8:30 AM.
To save time on Race Day, pre-registrants may pick up their race packet on Saturday, Oct. 1st:

10 AM – 2 PM: Ridgewood Cycle Shop, 35 N. Broad St., Ridgewood, NJ
3 PM – 5 PM: HHK Borough Hall, 333 Warren Ave., Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ

In partnership with HealthBarn, USA of Wycoff, NJ, a leader in proven healthy-lifestyle education, Go4theGoal will hold a post-race program, complete with an awards ceremony, DJ, samples of healthy and delicious foods, family yoga and fun and engaging activities for all ages.

ABOUT GO4THEGOAL FOUNDATION
Go4theGoal Foundation (www.Go4theGoal.org) is a 501(c)3 non-profit charitable organization founded in 2006 by Dr. Richard and Beth Stefanacci, soon after their oldest child was diagnosed with Ewing’s Sarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer.  Go4theGoal provides children undergoing cancer treatment and their families with financial assistance, runs fun hospital-based programs, grants special wishes and supplies Apple iPads, iPods and MacBooks to children and pediatric oncology units in over 20 hospitals across the country. Since their son’s death in 2007, G4G has funded over 500k in innovative research for Ewing’s Sarcoma.

For more information or to schedule an interview, contact Beth Stefanacci, Executive Director, Go4theGoal Foundation at (609) 313-0912 or bethstefanacci@go4thegoal.org or Gina Buffa at (201) 615-5700 or ginabuffa@go4thegoal.org.

>Veterans will dedicate new World War I plaque in Ridgewood
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2011
THE RIDGEWOOD NEWS

American Legion Post 53’s proposal for a Veterans Day rededication of Graydon Park was unanimously approved at the Village Council meeting on Wednesday following some changes to the original plans

Plans for the project began with the rediscovery of plaques at Graydon Park in remembrance of 14 Ridgewood casualties in World War I. Legionnaire Chris Stout has since spearheaded an effort to collect the original plaques – some of which are still visible, while others have been located feet beneath the ground – and create a new plaque with the names listed, to be installed at the Graydon Pool Badge Desk, facing the entrance patio.

The original plaques each accompanied a white ash tree, part of a 1931 Armistice Day commemoration that also marked the official dedication of Graydon Park. Only four of the trees remain.

https://www.northjersey.com/community/history/more_history_news/130584193_Veterans_will_dedicate_new_World_War_I_plaque_in_Ridgewood.html

>The Village Council has approved a $60,000 county grant application for ADA compliant ramp at Graydon

Grant may fund new ADA ramp at Graydon Pool

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2011
BY KELLY EBBELS
STAFF WRITER
THE RIDGEWOOD NEWS

The Village Council has approved a $60,000 county grant application that, if received, would help pay for the costs of a ramp into Graydon Pool’s waters on the northeast corner of the pool.

The ramp, which would be compliant with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements and could cost between $85,000 and $100,000, has been on the agenda for Councilman Paul Aronsohn, chair of the Community Access Network, through the course of this year. The rest of the council has largely jumped on board in support of improving accessibility into the pool.

“I think we’re heading in the right direction,” Aronsohn said at a Sept. 7 council meeting, when members decided to endorse the application. The endorsement was approved last week.

There were still questions about improving access into Graydon Park’s grounds, where access ramps into the park are too steep for people in wheelchairs to use on their own. Councilwoman Bernadette Walsh said she feared the village was “putting the cart before the horse” by focusing its grant application on the access into the water rather than into the park.

https://www.northjersey.com/recreation/130558768_Grant_may_fund_new_ramp_at_Graydon_Pool.html

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>Ridgewood school board member Charles Reilly resigns

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2011
BY EVONNE COUTROS
STAFF WRITER
THE RECORD

RIDGEWOOD — Charles Reilly, who was elected to serve as a trustee last year, has announced his intention to resign from the Board of Education.

Reilly, who was elected to a three-year term in April 2010 and is a former president of the New Jersey School Boards Association when he first served as a trustee from 1990 to 2005, will formally inform the Board of Education of his resignation at Monday night’s Board of Education meeting.

https://www.northjersey.com/news/Ridgewood_school_board_member_resigns.html