Melody Scalley with Politics on the Edge on RFC Radio this Monday night.

Just a quick post on the fly–

Join me this evening starting at 7:00 PM.  We’ll be recapping the 9-12 Rally and also chatting with Kevin Jackson, author of “The Big Black Lie”, and also, ”The Black Sphere”.  Mr. Jackson was a speaker at one of the 9-12 events and is also an outspoken Conservative American of African descent.   Other guests we’ll be chatting with that attended the Washington DC 9-12 Rally: Todd Rojcewicz, from the Powhatan Tax Payers Alliance and Jim Wert from the Eastern Shore of Virginia.  http://www.rfcradio.com at 7:00 PM

An Amazon review on Kevin’s book:  A poignant yet hilarious narrative with his life as the backdrop for a black conservative’s coming of age story. Readers are treated to an insightful journey through the eyes of a black kid who had many pressures to succumb to the ‘victimology’ of Democrats. The product of a broken home, a deadbeat father and poverty, Jackson had all the excuses. Using rapier wit and hilarity, Kevin provides a much needed insight into the black pathology of voting Democrat, and how he escaped to become a conservative Republican. He explains how Democrats stole the moral high ground from Republicans, and he exposes the widely overlooked history of Democrat racism past and present. Kevin challenges Republicans to reconsider how to take the fight to Democrats and gain America back. The BIG Black Lie is a must in the collection of all conservatives. The BIG Black Lie teaches the reader how to be an unapologetic conservative, something the Republican Party does not have enough of these days. Readers will become empowered by The BIG Black Lie.

Armstrong Williams, Conservative Political Pundit, Columnist, and Radio Show Host, had this to say about Mr. Jackson’s book, ”Kevin’s book shows first hand that no one ever has a reason for being a perpetual victim. His raw, revealing, honest story about his father and upbringing only reaffirms that regardless of your circumstances, one can still find a foundation of values and virtues in their lives, that can assure them success in all walks of life. This should be a must read for all high schools and libraries.”

Melody Scalley

Eastern Shore Rally, Open Dialogue

August 8 Eastern Shore News carried another Letter to the Editor about the rally:

Open dialogue is needed

To the editor:

Until all of the Washington electorate and elite surrender to the progressives, Constitutionalist Americans will still enjoy certain natural and unalienable rights, such as freedom of speech and the freedom to peaceably assemble, and the free exercise of religion.

Reading the July 29 News, I was profoundly disappointed to learn that a college professor complained of the recent public event held at our taxpayers’ college. What is the professor afraid of? Opposite opinions being published to the public?

In another article I learned that Northampton County Supervisor Jeff Walker requested that the advisory offered by the board’s counsel, Bruce Jones, not be published to the public. If you missed these, go back and read that paper.

We are living in a “Read or R.I.P.” era where what is often missing in print is: civil, constructive, open dialogue.

Those who advocate censorship or more restrictions are not without motive. They could better serve all were they to express their motives as openly as the others do who they want to silence or subdue.

Across this nation college professors are noted for subjecting student minds to the most liberal, secular and progressive persuasions, and here now, indignance shows because some conservative or some religious group got a turn to express its views on public property.

What is it that is feared from allowing free expression? Is it that a bend of mind delicately inlaid by college educators may shift to a more independent posture?

Should we not recognize that we are a diverse society knitted as a democracy comprised of free spirits proceeding fearlessly toward compatibility while rejecting urges that disunite?

We are all Americans; America is the home of the free and the brave, therefore we can afford to tolerate the expression of all and weigh them according to our whole character.

Being afraid of complete and accurate expressions of facts, opinions or beliefs serves as no sane cure for troubles nor any sound step in our pursuit of happiness or peaceful coexistence with our neighbors.

Charles F. Patterson

Franktown

Eastern Shore Declare & Defend Rally

Excellent speakers from the Eastern Shore and East Coast!  Many local Eastern Shore men and women spoke about their concerns for the Eastern Shore, Virginia and our Country.  Speakers from across Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina and even Washington DC came to our rally to express their concerns.

My sincere thanks to everyone who joined us for this event!  We are all concerned about the direction that our Government is headed and the amount of Government spending underway.  It will take strong, conservative leadership in our Virginia House of Delegates over the next few years to stand up against the amount of spending that our politicians that have allowed which has left budget deficits on local, state and national levels.

 

More to follow! This was just a quick note to say THANK YOU to everyone that helped make the rally a success.  Following the rally over 30 people enjoyed dinner at a local restaurant, prompting someone to say that we were bringing our own private business stimulus to the Eastern Shore!

Join me tonight from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. eastern for Politics On The Edge

My guests this evening will be VA Congressman Eric Cantor, Laura Morales, a young Hispanic conservative; Ilya Somin, assistant law professor from GMU and co-editor of the Supreme Court Economic Law Review; Ron Miller running for Maryland Senate; and Sam Kasman from CEI talking about Cap and Tax, err I mean Cap and Trade…

That’s Monday night from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Radio For Conservatives, Melody Scalley with Politics On the Edge!

and YES!  I am running for Delegate of the Eastern Shore/Norfolk the 100th District in Virginia.  I need your support, if you would like to volunteer or make a donation, please email me at melody.scalley AT gmail.com. 

Cheers, Melody

Approved by Scalley for Delegate – Melody