Whats Up Doc?
Gavin Seim is a small business owning father running for Congress because he supports liberty. Gavin believes congress is duty bound to stand for liberty. Doc Hastings who has been elected to represent the 4th District for ten terms tirelessly votes on the side of big government, opposing the values of liberty and the voice of the people.
When your congressman doesn’t communicate, it’s easy to miss the facts. But facts don’t lie. They show it’s time to replace Doc Hastings. Not only will Gavin be a voice for liberty, he will build communication, bring back accountability and stand resolute for the Constitution and our liberty – Vote Gavin Seim and Get Involved.
What Does Doc Support?
- Bigger Federal government.
- Endless government spending.
- Violation of Constitutional rights.
- NSA spying on American citizens.
- Global UN trade agendas.
Just Facts, About Doc Hastings:
A quick look at how Doc has been voting.
Limitless Debt Ceiling of 2014, House Vote 61: In Feb Doc voted with only 28 Republicans to remove the Debt Ceiling without condition. Opposed by nearly every State and their Representatives and slated to make our mismanagement ever worse, Doc voted YES.
Budget Act of 2013 – More Spending again: Despite his district’s opposition, Doc voted YES for this huge bill that would further increase Federal government spending.
2013, H.Amdt. 413 to H.R. 2397 – Approving NSA Spying: This amendment by Justin Amash would have drastically limited the NSA’s funding and ability to gather data without warrant – Doc against it.
H R 325 – More spending: Despite the outrage, Doc voted YES in early 2013, to raise the debt ceiling for the Federal government.
H.R. 2775 – Shutdown Cave In: The republicans conceded and Doc voted to end the 2013 shutdown and raising the Debt again in Fall 2013.
NDAA 2014 – Indefinite Detention of American Citizens: Despite the fact that indefinite detention without due process is still included in the NDAA, Doc AGAIN voted YES on NDAA in 2013.
2013, H R 624 – No More Privacy: Doc voted YES on CISPA. A bill that would give the OK for agencies like the NSA to have further legal access to our private information.
2012, H.R. 5949 – No Warrant Needed: Doc voted Yes on the FISA. This authorized further warrantless surveillance within the USA, on US citizens.
H.J.Res. 117 – More Spending: Doc voted YES to this increase in federal spending in late 2012. The pattern is not new.
H R 2217 – No Homeland Security Accountability: An amendment to this bill that would demand reporting of the massive uptake in ammunition purchases by the Department of Homeland Security before they were allowed funds to purchase more ammunition – Doc voted NO!
H.R. 1906: More welfare: Doc voted YES on this bill increase funding to various welfare programs and food stamps by an additional 11% over the previous year in 1999.
H.R 5005: Security for Liberty: Doc voted YES on the establishment of the Department Of Homeland Security and the TSA
2005, H.R. 3199: Patriot Act Forever: Doc voted YES to making the Patriot Act permanent in 2005. This removed the sunset date for all but 2 clauses.
2011, HR347. Free Speech. Doc voted YES on this bill that places restrictions on people protesting at federal locations if the Secret Service forbids it.
Transatlantic Policy Network – Doc is in the congressional group for TPN, an organization promoting the UN’s free trade agenda. They also have a global goal “to promote the closest possible partnership between the Governments and the peoples of the European Union and the United States”.
