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Senator Allen's May Newsletter

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May 2005 Newsletter

Dear Friend:

I hope this newsletter finds you in good spirits! April has been a busy month for legislative work here in Washington, D.C. If I haven¡¯t seen you while traveling around the Commonwealth this month, I hope this note will help to update you on my activities on your behalf in the U.S. Senate.

Virginia Sports Hall of Fame Opens In Portsmouth

Last month, I had the opportunity to deliver the keynote speech at the grand opening of the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame in Portsmouth. The Hall of Fame¡¯s new facility is a tremendous attraction which will bring more visitors, events and business activity to downtown Portsmouth.

It doesn¡¯t matter if you¡¯re a Redskins fan, a racing fan or a fan of any other sport ¨C I think all Virginians will love this wonderful, interactive, exciting museum.

My father was inducted into the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame seven years ago and I had the honor of giving his induction speech. I was thrilled to be back as part of this grand opening for the human spirit inspired by our Virginia sports heroes!

Fighting to Keep Taxes off Your Internet Bill

Just two weeks ago, I introduced legislation with Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) and Congressman Chris Cox (R-CA) which would permanently extend the four year Internet access tax moratorium we passed last year to keep State and local taxes off the Internet. As you can probably tell, one of my top priorities in the Senate is to promote the growth and opportunity of the individual enterprise zone that is the Internet.

I have also recently introduced legislation in the Senate with Senator Wyden that prohibits a tax on telephone service that was enacted to finance the Spanish American War more than a century ago from being extended to Internet access. That tax-known as the Federal Excise Tax on Communications (FET)-is currently applied to all local and long distance telephone service. My legislation effectively 'walls off' the Internet from any attempts to apply the FET, which currently is 3 percent but has been higher throughout its long history. The principle of my Federal Internet Tax Prohibition is to make the Internet remain as accessible as possible to all people in all parts of our country, forever.

Just as we are fighting to keep the States and localities from imposing regressive taxes (from 15-18 percent), we will also fight to ban the federales from instituting this Spanish American ¡°luxury tax¡± on your Internet bill. By expanding this tax, the federal government would hinder the investment and deployment of broadband services and would impact economic growth of small businesses especially in smaller towns and rural areas.

Standing Up for Reform at the United Nations

Senate Democrats have been attacking the President¡¯s nominee, John Bolton, to be the U.S. ambassador to the U.N. But I think John Bolton has the right experience, knowledge, background and principles to represent the U.S. in the United Nations at this crucial time of needed scrutiny, accountability and reform.

The opponents don¡¯t want to talk about John Bolton¡¯s record of achievement. This is the person who gathered 60 nations together on the proliferation security initiative, which interdicted weapons of mass destruction. And he led the fight in getting the United Nations to repeal an odious resolution which likened Zionism to racism.

I actually like the fact that he's not going to be seduced by pontificating, bureaucratic platitudes in the United Nations. Honest, vigorous leadership for reform in the U.N. is good for the U.S. taxpayers, for the advocacy of the advancement of freedom, and also for pointing out how farcical it is that the United Nations allows repressive countries like Syria, Zimbabwe and Sudan on the Human Rights Commission.

The Democrats are off on these detours and tangents of hearsay and uncorroborated evidence. But the fact is: John Bolton is the right man for the American taxpayers, for our values and ultimately the credibility of the United Nations.

Keeping Our Armed Forces Strong

I was especially pleased with two pieces of legislation that we passed in April to support our men and women in uniform.

In an unlikely pair, I teamed up with Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL) for a great cause that we both strongly support. We introduced an amendment which eliminates the pay-gap that exists when federal employees who serve in the National Guard and Reserves are called up for active duty. As a former Governor, I understand the need to have a strong National Guard; it is important that we do everything reasonable to help lessen the financial burden that Guard and Reserves and their families face when they are serving their country. The brave members of our Guard and Reserve sacrifice much for this country and I do not believe we should be asking them to sacrifice a portion of their hard-earned salary on top of everything else.

I was also extremely pleased at an amendment we passed to save the aircraft carrier USS John F. Kennedy ¨C what a Virginia-Florida team victory! I especially thank Senator Warner for his leadership on this important matter. This was a bi-partisan success to provide our Navy with the maximum flexibility to meet the requirements for aircraft carrier presence in all regions of importance to the U.S. To reduce the number of carriers now would be illogical and shortsighted, especially in this time of war and the rapid build up of the Chinese Navy. This was the wise approach for the sake of our security and the flexibility that we need for projecting our power and protecting our interests in the Far East especially when the USS Kitty Hawk and the USS Kennedy are our only two conventional carriers that can be ported in Japan.

The Passing of Two Great Leaders

Unfortunately, in the past few weeks, we have seen the passing of two great leaders that I¡¯d like to mention.

On April 2, the world lost one of the great inspirational leaders of our time. I will always remember Pope John Paul II as one of the true giants, along with Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, who provided the leadership to win the Cold War by standing up against the Communist repression of the human spirit. In addition to his steady support of freedom, Pope John Paul II was a strong voice of moral clarity during a time when popular culture has devalued life. During his truly historic life, Pope John Paul II was an inspirational, transformational and admired servant of God and mankind. He will be remembered always as a man of strength and peace, courage and principles. He helped change the world for the better and we will be forever grateful.

On March 31, we all lost another inspirational leader and vibrant spirit in Anne Kincaid. Anne was a fighter and a winner who put her devotion to God and service to her family as the clear priorities in her life. In her public service roles she consistently and selflessly advocated for the sanctity of life and the education of public officials about the unborn. There was no more committed and articulate advocate for the Life movement than Anne Kincaid. Susan and I will miss her greatly and are keeping her husband, Bill, and their sons Ben, Kennon and Wren in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

One more thing¡­

This Sunday, May 1st, I¡¯ll be appearing on ¡°Meet the Press¡± with Tim Russert to discuss John Bolton¡¯s nomination to be UN ambassador, social security and the obstruction of President Bush¡¯s judicial nominees. Check your local listings for air times.

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In the coming weeks, I encourage you to check my website http://www.allen.senate.gov/ for current information on my activities. Again, please feel free to share this newsletter with your friends and family who may be interested. If you have not already signed up for your own personal copy, you may do so at http://www.allen.senate.gov/?c=newsletter

It is an honor to serve you in the United States Senate, and I look forward to hearing from you soon. With warm regards, I remain

Sincerely,

George Allen, U.S. Senator

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----- Original Message -----
From: Senator George Allen (Allen)
Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 5:53 AM
Subject: Senator Allen's March Newsletter

March 2005 Newsletter

Dear Friend:

I hope you all are enjoying the first days of spring! We¡¯ve been busy here in Washington, D.C. since I last wrote so I wanted to update you on my activities on your behalf in the U.S. Senate.

Civil Rights Pilgrimage

This month, I had the honor of serving as a Senate co-chair for the 7th Congressional Civil Rights Pilgrimage to Alabama. This bipartisan pilgrimage is organized each year by the Faith and Politics Institute in Washington, D.C. and led by a true American hero of the Civil Rights movement, Congressman John Lewis of Georgia.

Senator Allen and Congressman Lewis lay a wreath at the Civil Rights Memorial in Montgomery, Alabama, which bears the names of 40 people killed during the Civil Rights movement. The wreath-laying was part of the 7th Congressional Civil Rights Pilgrimage organized by the Faith and Politics Institute (3/5/05).

Learning from, discussing with and listening to the courageous leaders and participants in the Civil Rights movement on this pilgrimage gave me a profoundly better appreciation of the true meaning of freedom and how an abiding faith motivated these leaders for equality for all Americans.

Fairness for Judicial Nominees

Senator Harry Reid and his Democratic comrades brought the issue of judicial nominees to the forefront of our business in the U.S. Senate this month. The Democrats are now threatening to slow or even stop Senate business if Republicans go ahead with our plans to end the unprecedented obstruction of the President¡¯s judicial nominees.

There¡¯s much palavering here in Washington about Republicans using the so-called ¡®nuclear option¡¯ to move forward with these nominees, some of whom have been held up for over three years. This term really shows how out of touch politicians are in D.C. When you explain to normal people in the real world that these nominees have the support of a clear majority of Senators ¨C they don¡¯t see a problem. In reality, moving forward with these nominees should be characterized as the ¡®constitutional¡¯ option.

As U.S. Senators, we have a constitutional responsibility to give our ¡°advice and consent¡± regarding the President¡¯s judicial nominations and that responsibility is being thwarted by a minority of Democrats who don¡¯t agree with these nominees¡¯ ideological positions. No Senator has an obligation to vote in favor of a nominee, but every Senator should have the backbone to get off their haunches and vote ¡®yes¡¯ or vote ¡®no¡¯ on these nominees and explain their vote to their constituents. This battle must be engaged soon and settled now before a vacancy occurs on the U.S. Supreme Court.

We ought to start voting on President Bush¡¯s outstanding judicial nominees for our federal courts. They¡¯ve waited long enough. And so have the American people.

Making America More Energy Independent

I was extremely pleased that this month the Senate further cleared the path for developing energy resources on the North Slope of Alaska. This vote was a momentous victory for the people of America. The high prices of gasoline and natural gas are negatively affecting our transportation costs and the costs for people to heat their homes.

Having been chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, looking at poll after poll last year, it is amazing how uniform the support is among the people of Alaska ¨C Alaskans, regardless of their political inclinations, are strongly in favor of this exploration. They understand this drilling can be done in an environmentally sound way and that it means jobs and revenues. And for us outside of Alaska, in the lower 48, and Hawaii, this means lower natural gas and gasoline prices, more jobs and economic competitiveness, and, most importantly, better energy security.

NASA Langley and the USS Kennedy

Over the past month, I¡¯ve been working especially hard on two issues that particularly affect the Hampton Roads community.

First, I am working to make sure NASA¡¯s aeronautics budget is not cut in this year¡¯s federal budget. Two weeks ago, I was on the Senate floor to speak about my amendment to make the NASA Vehicle Systems program a greater priority in the fiscal year 2006 budget. My 'Sense of the Senate' amendment was ultimately adopted and included in the budget. This puts the Senate on record stating its belief that $1.5 billion should be allocated to the new aeronautics vehicle systems programs over the next five years. Securing this resolution was no easy feat in this budget fight, and it is positive news for the many highly skilled men and women working at NASA Langley Research Center and throughout the aeronautics community. Aeronautics is extremely important to the future competitiveness and national security of this nation. The battle now moves to the Appropriations process which actually funds such research.

Second, I¡¯m working to prevent the retirement of the USS Kennedy and the redeployment of any Virginia based carriers in its stead. I believe that major military decisions such as these should be taken into careful consideration as part of an overall review of America¡¯s military mission, rather than making an isolated move, as in this case. I¡¯m not convinced that reducing our carrier fleet is the best strategic decision in the midst of our global war against terrorism.

I'm committed to both these issues because I believe they are important to both Virginia and America. As Governor and now as a U.S. senator, I will continue to fight hard to bring and keep good-paying jobs in Virginia. And I will always stand strong for the national security of the U.S.

Susan Visits Walter Reed Army Medical Center

This month Susan visited our troops at Walter Reed Hospital with fitness personality Denise Austin. She was inspired by the positive attitudes of these young men and women who have sacrificed so much for America in the name of freedom. May God continue to bless this nation with men and women of their character and spirit.

Susan Allen and Denise Austin pictured here with a recovering soldier at Walter Reed (3/1/05).

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In the coming weeks, I encourage you to check my website http://www.allen.senate.gov/ for current information on my activities. Again, please feel free to share this newsletter with your friends and family who may be interested. If you have not already signed up for your own personal copy, you may do so at http://www.allen.senate.gov/?c=newsletter

It is an honor to serve you in the United States Senate, and I look forward to hearing from you soon. With warm regards, I remain

Sincerely,

George Allen, U.S. Senator

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----- Original Message -----
From: Senator George Allen (Allen)
Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 5:53 AM
Subject: Senator Allen's March Newsletter

March 2005 Newsletter

Dear Friend:

I hope you all are enjoying the first days of spring! We¡¯ve been busy here in Washington, D.C. since I last wrote so I wanted to update you on my activities on your behalf in the U.S. Senate.

Civil Rights Pilgrimage

This month, I had the honor of serving as a Senate co-chair for the 7th Congressional Civil Rights Pilgrimage to Alabama. This bipartisan pilgrimage is organized each year by the Faith and Politics Institute in Washington, D.C. and led by a true American hero of the Civil Rights movement, Congressman John Lewis of Georgia.

Senator Allen and Congressman Lewis lay a wreath at the Civil Rights Memorial in Montgomery, Alabama, which bears the names of 40 people killed during the Civil Rights movement. The wreath-laying was part of the 7th Congressional Civil Rights Pilgrimage organized by the Faith and Politics Institute (3/5/05).

Learning from, discussing with and listening to the courageous leaders and participants in the Civil Rights movement on this pilgrimage gave me a profoundly better appreciation of the true meaning of freedom and how an abiding faith motivated these leaders for equality for all Americans.

Fairness for Judicial Nominees

Senator Harry Reid and his Democratic comrades brought the issue of judicial nominees to the forefront of our business in the U.S. Senate this month. The Democrats are now threatening to slow or even stop Senate business if Republicans go ahead with our plans to end the unprecedented obstruction of the President¡¯s judicial nominees.

There¡¯s much palavering here in Washington about Republicans using the so-called ¡®nuclear option¡¯ to move forward with these nominees, some of whom have been held up for over three years. This term really shows how out of touch politicians are in D.C. When you explain to normal people in the real world that these nominees have the support of a clear majority of Senators ¨C they don¡¯t see a problem. In reality, moving forward with these nominees should be characterized as the ¡®constitutional¡¯ option.

As U.S. Senators, we have a constitutional responsibility to give our ¡°advice and consent¡± regarding the President¡¯s judicial nominations and that responsibility is being thwarted by a minority of Democrats who don¡¯t agree with these nominees¡¯ ideological positions. No Senator has an obligation to vote in favor of a nominee, but every Senator should have the backbone to get off their haunches and vote ¡®yes¡¯ or vote ¡®no¡¯ on these nominees and explain their vote to their constituents. This battle must be engaged soon and settled now before a vacancy occurs on the U.S. Supreme Court.

We ought to start voting on President Bush¡¯s outstanding judicial nominees for our federal courts. They¡¯ve waited long enough. And so have the American people.

Making America More Energy Independent

I was extremely pleased that this month the Senate further cleared the path for developing energy resources on the North Slope of Alaska. This vote was a momentous victory for the people of America. The high prices of gasoline and natural gas are negatively affecting our transportation costs and the costs for people to heat their homes.

Having been chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, looking at poll after poll last year, it is amazing how uniform the support is among the people of Alaska ¨C Alaskans, regardless of their political inclinations, are strongly in favor of this exploration. They understand this drilling can be done in an environmentally sound way and that it means jobs and revenues. And for us outside of Alaska, in the lower 48, and Hawaii, this means lower natural gas and gasoline prices, more jobs and economic competitiveness, and, most importantly, better energy security.

NASA Langley and the USS Kennedy

Over the past month, I¡¯ve been working especially hard on two issues that particularly affect the Hampton Roads community.

First, I am working to make sure NASA¡¯s aeronautics budget is not cut in this year¡¯s federal budget. Two weeks ago, I was on the Senate floor to speak about my amendment to make the NASA Vehicle Systems program a greater priority in the fiscal year 2006 budget. My 'Sense of the Senate' amendment was ultimately adopted and included in the budget. This puts the Senate on record stating its belief that $1.5 billion should be allocated to the new aeronautics vehicle systems programs over the next five years. Securing this resolution was no easy feat in this budget fight, and it is positive news for the many highly skilled men and women working at NASA Langley Research Center and throughout the aeronautics community. Aeronautics is extremely important to the future competitiveness and national security of this nation. The battle now moves to the Appropriations process which actually funds such research.

Second, I¡¯m working to prevent the retirement of the USS Kennedy and the redeployment of any Virginia based carriers in its stead. I believe that major military decisions such as these should be taken into careful consideration as part of an overall review of America¡¯s military mission, rather than making an isolated move, as in this case. I¡¯m not convinced that reducing our carrier fleet is the best strategic decision in the midst of our global war against terrorism.

I'm committed to both these issues because I believe they are important to both Virginia and America. As Governor and now as a U.S. senator, I will continue to fight hard to bring and keep good-paying jobs in Virginia. And I will always stand strong for the national security of the U.S.

Susan Visits Walter Reed Army Medical Center

This month Susan visited our troops at Walter Reed Hospital with fitness personality Denise Austin. She was inspired by the positive attitudes of these young men and women who have sacrificed so much for America in the name of freedom. May God continue to bless this nation with men and women of their character and spirit.

Susan Allen and Denise Austin pictured here with a recovering soldier at Walter Reed (3/1/05).

* * *

In the coming weeks, I encourage you to check my website http://www.allen.senate.gov/ for current information on my activities. Again, please feel free to share this newsletter with your friends and family who may be interested. If you have not already signed up for your own personal copy, you may do so at http://www.allen.senate.gov/?c=newsletter

It is an honor to serve you in the United States Senate, and I look forward to hearing from you soon. With warm regards, I remain

Sincerely,

George Allen, U.S. Senator

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Senator Allen's March Newsletter

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From: Senator George Allen (Allen)
Sent: Saturday, April 30, 2005 2:16 AM

May 2005 Newsletter

Dear Friend:

I hope this newsletter finds you in good spirits! April has been a busy month for legislative work here in Washington, D.C. If I haven¡¯t seen you while traveling around the Commonwealth this month, I hope this note will help to update you on my activities on your behalf in the U.S. Senate.

Virginia Sports Hall of Fame Opens In Portsmouth

Last month, I had the opportunity to deliver the keynote speech at the grand opening of the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame in Portsmouth. The Hall of Fame¡¯s new facility is a tremendous attraction which will bring more visitors, events and business activity to downtown Portsmouth.

It doesn¡¯t matter if you¡¯re a Redskins fan, a racing fan or a fan of any other sport ¨C I think all Virginians will love this wonderful, interactive, exciting museum.

My father was inducted into the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame seven years ago and I had the honor of giving his induction speech. I was thrilled to be back as part of this grand opening for the human spirit inspired by our Virginia sports heroes!

Fighting to Keep Taxes off Your Internet Bill

Just two weeks ago, I introduced legislation with Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) and Congressman Chris Cox (R-CA) which would permanently extend the four year Internet access tax moratorium we passed last year to keep State and local taxes off the Internet. As you can probably tell, one of my top priorities in the Senate is to promote the growth and opportunity of the individual enterprise zone that is the Internet.

I have also recently introduced legislation in the Senate with Senator Wyden that prohibits a tax on telephone service that was enacted to finance the Spanish American War more than a century ago from being extended to Internet access. That tax-known as the Federal Excise Tax on Communications (FET)-is currently applied to all local and long distance telephone service. My legislation effectively 'walls off' the Internet from any attempts to apply the FET, which currently is 3 percent but has been higher throughout its long history. The principle of my Federal Internet Tax Prohibition is to make the Internet remain as accessible as possible to all people in all parts of our country, forever.

Just as we are fighting to keep the States and localities from imposing regressive taxes (from 15-18 percent), we will also fight to ban the federales from instituting this Spanish American ¡°luxury tax¡± on your Internet bill. By expanding this tax, the federal government would hinder the investment and deployment of broadband services and would impact economic growth of small businesses especially in smaller towns and rural areas.

Standing Up for Reform at the United Nations

Senate Democrats have been attacking the President¡¯s nominee, John Bolton, to be the U.S. ambassador to the U.N. But I think John Bolton has the right experience, knowledge, background and principles to represent the U.S. in the United Nations at this crucial time of needed scrutiny, accountability and reform.

The opponents don¡¯t want to talk about John Bolton¡¯s record of achievement. This is the person who gathered 60 nations together on the proliferation security initiative, which interdicted weapons of mass destruction. And he led the fight in getting the United Nations to repeal an odious resolution which likened Zionism to racism.

I actually like the fact that he's not going to be seduced by pontificating, bureaucratic platitudes in the United Nations. Honest, vigorous leadership for reform in the U.N. is good for the U.S. taxpayers, for the advocacy of the advancement of freedom, and also for pointing out how farcical it is that the United Nations allows repressive countries like Syria, Zimbabwe and Sudan on the Human Rights Commission.

The Democrats are off on these detours and tangents of hearsay and uncorroborated evidence. But the fact is: John Bolton is the right man for the American taxpayers, for our values and ultimately the credibility of the United Nations.

Keeping Our Armed Forces Strong

I was especially pleased with two pieces of legislation that we passed in April to support our men and women in uniform.

In an unlikely pair, I teamed up with Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL) for a great cause that we both strongly support. We introduced an amendment which eliminates the pay-gap that exists when federal employees who serve in the National Guard and Reserves are called up for active duty. As a former Governor, I understand the need to have a strong National Guard; it is important that we do everything reasonable to help lessen the financial burden that Guard and Reserves and their families face when they are serving their country. The brave members of our Guard and Reserve sacrifice much for this country and I do not believe we should be asking them to sacrifice a portion of their hard-earned salary on top of everything else.

I was also extremely pleased at an amendment we passed to save the aircraft carrier USS John F. Kennedy ¨C what a Virginia-Florida team victory! I especially thank Senator Warner for his leadership on this important matter. This was a bi-partisan success to provide our Navy with the maximum flexibility to meet the requirements for aircraft carrier presence in all regions of importance to the U.S. To reduce the number of carriers now would be illogical and shortsighted, especially in this time of war and the rapid build up of the Chinese Navy. This was the wise approach for the sake of our security and the flexibility that we need for projecting our power and protecting our interests in the Far East especially when the USS Kitty Hawk and the USS Kennedy are our only two conventional carriers that can be ported in Japan.

The Passing of Two Great Leaders

Unfortunately, in the past few weeks, we have seen the passing of two great leaders that I¡¯d like to mention.

On April 2, the world lost one of the great inspirational leaders of our time. I will always remember Pope John Paul II as one of the true giants, along with Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, who provided the leadership to win the Cold War by standing up against the Communist repression of the human spirit. In addition to his steady support of freedom, Pope John Paul II was a strong voice of moral clarity during a time when popular culture has devalued life. During his truly historic life, Pope John Paul II was an inspirational, transformational and admired servant of God and mankind. He will be remembered always as a man of strength and peace, courage and principles. He helped change the world for the better and we will be forever grateful.

On March 31, we all lost another inspirational leader and vibrant spirit in Anne Kincaid. Anne was a fighter and a winner who put her devotion to God and service to her family as the clear priorities in her life. In her public service roles she consistently and selflessly advocated for the sanctity of life and the education of public officials about the unborn. There was no more committed and articulate advocate for the Life movement than Anne Kincaid. Susan and I will miss her greatly and are keeping her husband, Bill, and their sons Ben, Kennon and Wren in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

One more thing¡­

This Sunday, May 1st, I¡¯ll be appearing on ¡°Meet the Press¡± with Tim Russert to discuss John Bolton¡¯s nomination to be UN ambassador, social security and the obstruction of President Bush¡¯s judicial nominees. Check your local listings for air times.

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In the coming weeks, I encourage you to check my website http://www.allen.senate.gov/ for current information on my activities. Again, please feel free to share this newsletter with your friends and family who may be interested. If you have not already signed up for your own personal copy, you may do so at http://www.allen.senate.gov/?c=newsletter

It is an honor to serve you in the United States Senate, and I look forward to hearing from you soon. With warm regards, I remain

Sincerely,

George Allen, U.S. Senator

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From: Senator George Allen (Allen)
Sent: Saturday, April 30, 2005 2:16 AM
Subject: Senator Allen's May Newsletter

May 2005 Newsletter

Dear Friend:

I hope this newsletter finds you in good spirits! April has been a busy month for legislative work here in Washington, D.C. If I haven¡¯t seen you while traveling around the Commonwealth this month, I hope this note will help to update you on my activities on your behalf in the U.S. Senate.

Virginia Sports Hall of Fame Opens In Portsmouth

Last month, I had the opportunity to deliver the keynote speech at the grand opening of the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame in Portsmouth. The Hall of Fame¡¯s new facility is a tremendous attraction which will bring more visitors, events and business activity to downtown Portsmouth.

It doesn¡¯t matter if you¡¯re a Redskins fan, a racing fan or a fan of any other sport ¨C I think all Virginians will love this wonderful, interactive, exciting museum.

My father was inducted into the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame seven years ago and I had the honor of giving his induction speech. I was thrilled to be back as part of this grand opening for the human spirit inspired by our Virginia sports heroes!

Fighting to Keep Taxes off Your Internet Bill

Just two weeks ago, I introduced legislation with Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) and Congressman Chris Cox (R-CA) which would permanently extend the four year Internet access tax moratorium we passed last year to keep State and local taxes off the Internet. As you can probably tell, one of my top priorities in the Senate is to promote the growth and opportunity of the individual enterprise zone that is the Internet.

I have also recently introduced legislation in the Senate with Senator Wyden that prohibits a tax on telephone service that was enacted to finance the Spanish American War more than a century ago from being extended to Internet access. That tax-known as the Federal Excise Tax on Communications (FET)-is currently applied to all local and long distance telephone service. My legislation effectively 'walls off' the Internet from any attempts to apply the FET, which currently is 3 percent but has been higher throughout its long history. The principle of my Federal Internet Tax Prohibition is to make the Internet remain as accessible as possible to all people in all parts of our country, forever.

Just as we are fighting to keep the States and localities from imposing regressive taxes (from 15-18 percent), we will also fight to ban the federales from instituting this Spanish American ¡°luxury tax¡± on your Internet bill. By expanding this tax, the federal government would hinder the investment and deployment of broadband services and would impact economic growth of small businesses especially in smaller towns and rural areas.

Standing Up for Reform at the United Nations

Senate Democrats have been attacking the President¡¯s nominee, John Bolton, to be the U.S. ambassador to the U.N. But I think John Bolton has the right experience, knowledge, background and principles to represent the U.S. in the United Nations at this crucial time of needed scrutiny, accountability and reform.

The opponents don¡¯t want to talk about John Bolton¡¯s record of achievement. This is the person who gathered 60 nations together on the proliferation security initiative, which interdicted weapons of mass destruction. And he led the fight in getting the United Nations to repeal an odious resolution which likened Zionism to racism.

I actually like the fact that he's not going to be seduced by pontificating, bureaucratic platitudes in the United Nations. Honest, vigorous leadership for reform in the U.N. is good for the U.S. taxpayers, for the advocacy of the advancement of freedom, and also for pointing out how farcical it is that the United Nations allows repressive countries like Syria, Zimbabwe and Sudan on the Human Rights Commission.

The Democrats are off on these detours and tangents of hearsay and uncorroborated evidence. But the fact is: John Bolton is the right man for the American taxpayers, for our values and ultimately the credibility of the United Nations.

Keeping Our Armed Forces Strong

I was especially pleased with two pieces of legislation that we passed in April to support our men and women in uniform.

In an unlikely pair, I teamed up with Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL) for a great cause that we both strongly support. We introduced an amendment which eliminates the pay-gap that exists when federal employees who serve in the National Guard and Reserves are called up for active duty. As a former Governor, I understand the need to have a strong National Guard; it is important that we do everything reasonable to help lessen the financial burden that Guard and Reserves and their families face when they are serving their country. The brave members of our Guard and Reserve sacrifice much for this country and I do not believe we should be asking them to sacrifice a portion of their hard-earned salary on top of everything else.

I was also extremely pleased at an amendment we passed to save the aircraft carrier USS John F. Kennedy ¨C what a Virginia-Florida team victory! I especially thank Senator Warner for his leadership on this important matter. This was a bi-partisan success to provide our Navy with the maximum flexibility to meet the requirements for aircraft carrier presence in all regions of importance to the U.S. To reduce the number of carriers now would be illogical and shortsighted, especially in this time of war and the rapid build up of the Chinese Navy. This was the wise approach for the sake of our security and the flexibility that we need for projecting our power and protecting our interests in the Far East especially when the USS Kitty Hawk and the USS Kennedy are our only two conventional carriers that can be ported in Japan.

The Passing of Two Great Leaders

Unfortunately, in the past few weeks, we have seen the passing of two great leaders that I¡¯d like to mention.

On April 2, the world lost one of the great inspirational leaders of our time. I will always remember Pope John Paul II as one of the true giants, along with Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, who provided the leadership to win the Cold War by standing up against the Communist repression of the human spirit. In addition to his steady support of freedom, Pope John Paul II was a strong voice of moral clarity during a time when popular culture has devalued life. During his truly historic life, Pope John Paul II was an inspirational, transformational and admired servant of God and mankind. He will be remembered always as a man of strength and peace, courage and principles. He helped change the world for the better and we will be forever grateful.

On March 31, we all lost another inspirational leader and vibrant spirit in Anne Kincaid. Anne was a fighter and a winner who put her devotion to God and service to her family as the clear priorities in her life. In her public service roles she consistently and selflessly advocated for the sanctity of life and the education of public officials about the unborn. There was no more committed and articulate advocate for the Life movement than Anne Kincaid. Susan and I will miss her greatly and are keeping her husband, Bill, and their sons Ben, Kennon and Wren in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

One more thing¡­

This Sunday, May 1st, I¡¯ll be appearing on ¡°Meet the Press¡± with Tim Russert to discuss John Bolton¡¯s nomination to be UN ambassador, social security and the obstruction of President Bush¡¯s judicial nominees. Check your local listings for air times.

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In the coming weeks, I encourage you to check my website http://www.allen.senate.gov/ for current information on my activities. Again, please feel free to share this newsletter with your friends and family who may be interested. If you have not already signed up for your own personal copy, you may do so at http://www.allen.senate.gov/?c=newsletter

It is an honor to serve you in the United States Senate, and I look forward to hearing from you soon. With warm regards, I remain

Sincerely,

George Allen, U.S. Senator

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From: Senator George Allen (Allen)
Sent: Saturday, April 30, 2005 2:16 AM

May 2005 Newsletter

Dear Friend:

I hope this newsletter finds you in good spirits! April has been a busy month for legislative work here in Washington, D.C. If I haven¡¯t seen you while traveling around the Commonwealth this month, I hope this note will help to update you on my activities on your behalf in the U.S. Senate.

Virginia Sports Hall of Fame Opens In Portsmouth

Last month, I had the opportunity to deliver the keynote speech at the grand opening of the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame in Portsmouth. The Hall of Fame¡¯s new facility is a tremendous attraction which will bring more visitors, events and business activity to downtown Portsmouth.

It doesn¡¯t matter if you¡¯re a Redskins fan, a racing fan or a fan of any other sport ¨C I think all Virginians will love this wonderful, interactive, exciting museum.

My father was inducted into the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame seven years ago and I had the honor of giving his induction speech. I was thrilled to be back as part of this grand opening for the human spirit inspired by our Virginia sports heroes!

Fighting to Keep Taxes off Your Internet Bill

Just two weeks ago, I introduced legislation with Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) and Congressman Chris Cox (R-CA) which would permanently extend the four year Internet access tax moratorium we passed last year to keep State and local taxes off the Internet. As you can probably tell, one of my top priorities in the Senate is to promote the growth and opportunity of the individual enterprise zone that is the Internet.

I have also recently introduced legislation in the Senate with Senator Wyden that prohibits a tax on telephone service that was enacted to finance the Spanish American War more than a century ago from being extended to Internet access. That tax-known as the Federal Excise Tax on Communications (FET)-is currently applied to all local and long distance telephone service. My legislation effectively 'walls off' the Internet from any attempts to apply the FET, which currently is 3 percent but has been higher throughout its long history. The principle of my Federal Internet Tax Prohibition is to make the Internet remain as accessible as possible to all people in all parts of our country, forever.

Just as we are fighting to keep the States and localities from imposing regressive taxes (from 15-18 percent), we will also fight to ban the federales from instituting this Spanish American ¡°luxury tax¡± on your Internet bill. By expanding this tax, the federal government would hinder the investment and deployment of broadband services and would impact economic growth of small businesses especially in smaller towns and rural areas.

Standing Up for Reform at the United Nations

Senate Democrats have been attacking the President¡¯s nominee, John Bolton, to be the U.S. ambassador to the U.N. But I think John Bolton has the right experience, knowledge, background and principles to represent the U.S. in the United Nations at this crucial time of needed scrutiny, accountability and reform.

The opponents don¡¯t want to talk about John Bolton¡¯s record of achievement. This is the person who gathered 60 nations together on the proliferation security initiative, which interdicted weapons of mass destruction. And he led the fight in getting the United Nations to repeal an odious resolution which likened Zionism to racism.

I actually like the fact that he's not going to be seduced by pontificating, bureaucratic platitudes in the United Nations. Honest, vigorous leadership for reform in the U.N. is good for the U.S. taxpayers, for the advocacy of the advancement of freedom, and also for pointing out how farcical it is that the United Nations allows repressive countries like Syria, Zimbabwe and Sudan on the Human Rights Commission.

The Democrats are off on these detours and tangents of hearsay and uncorroborated evidence. But the fact is: John Bolton is the right man for the American taxpayers, for our values and ultimately the credibility of the United Nations.

Keeping Our Armed Forces Strong

I was especially pleased with two pieces of legislation that we passed in April to support our men and women in uniform.

In an unlikely pair, I teamed up with Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL) for a great cause that we both strongly support. We introduced an amendment which eliminates the pay-gap that exists when federal employees who serve in the National Guard and Reserves are called up for active duty. As a former Governor, I understand the need to have a strong National Guard; it is important that we do everything reasonable to help lessen the financial burden that Guard and Reserves and their families face when they are serving their country. The brave members of our Guard and Reserve sacrifice much for this country and I do not believe we should be asking them to sacrifice a portion of their hard-earned salary on top of everything else.

I was also extremely pleased at an amendment we passed to save the aircraft carrier USS John F. Kennedy ¨C what a Virginia-Florida team victory! I especially thank Senator Warner for his leadership on this important matter. This was a bi-partisan success to provide our Navy with the maximum flexibility to meet the requirements for aircraft carrier presence in all regions of importance to the U.S. To reduce the number of carriers now would be illogical and shortsighted, especially in this time of war and the rapid build up of the Chinese Navy. This was the wise approach for the sake of our security and the flexibility that we need for projecting our power and protecting our interests in the Far East especially when the USS Kitty Hawk and the USS Kennedy are our only two conventional carriers that can be ported in Japan.

The Passing of Two Great Leaders

Unfortunately, in the past few weeks, we have seen the passing of two great leaders that I¡¯d like to mention.

On April 2, the world lost one of the great inspirational leaders of our time. I will always remember Pope John Paul II as one of the true giants, along with Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, who provided the leadership to win the Cold War by standing up against the Communist repression of the human spirit. In addition to his steady support of freedom, Pope John Paul II was a strong voice of moral clarity during a time when popular culture has devalued life. During his truly historic life, Pope John Paul II was an inspirational, transformational and admired servant of God and mankind. He will be remembered always as a man of strength and peace, courage and principles. He helped change the world for the better and we will be forever grateful.

On March 31, we all lost another inspirational leader and vibrant spirit in Anne Kincaid. Anne was a fighter and a winner who put her devotion to God and service to her family as the clear priorities in her life. In her public service roles she consistently and selflessly advocated for the sanctity of life and the education of public officials about the unborn. There was no more committed and articulate advocate for the Life movement than Anne Kincaid. Susan and I will miss her greatly and are keeping her husband, Bill, and their sons Ben, Kennon and Wren in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

One more thing¡­

This Sunday, May 1st, I¡¯ll be appearing on ¡°Meet the Press¡± with Tim Russert to discuss John Bolton¡¯s nomination to be UN ambassador, social security and the obstruction of President Bush¡¯s judicial nominees. Check your local listings for air times.

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In the coming weeks, I encourage you to check my website http://www.allen.senate.gov/ for current information on my activities. Again, please feel free to share this newsletter with your friends and family who may be interested. If you have not already signed up for your own personal copy, you may do so at http://www.allen.senate.gov/?c=newsletter

It is an honor to serve you in the United States Senate, and I look forward to hearing from you soon. With warm regards, I remain

Sincerely,

George Allen, U.S. Senator

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