What is Men's Voting Alliance.

[MVA]

www.MensVotingAlliance.com. Men's Voting Alliance is a nonpartisan organization dedicated to closing the gender-voting gap by increasing men's vote at the local, state, and national levels. This gender-voting gap has caused unbalanced political sentiments that are not equal at all with respect to gender. With over 9 million fewer men voting than women, the political ideals being implemented are disproportionately female. Our government is lacking in balanced input because men simply don't vote or don't understand the importance and power they have by just simply voting.I am not here to tell you how to vote or who to vote for. I am here to tell you real change happens when you vote. Men have much more power than most in Washington would be comfortable with if they saw men using it. Politicians fear the day men start voting in large numbers.

Below is a list of who has visited the whitehouse and how many times (from January to November 2009). Please note second on the list with 14 visits. I see no men's group or anything to do with men's issues.

Why is NOW such a welcomed quest? Because they have demonstrated the power of women's vote. NOW and it's affiliates boast control of 14 million women's votes. That gets politicians attention. Men have the same power but continue to stay away from the voting booth. Change is at men's finger tips and it's time to"Stand Your Ground" and defend yourself no one can do it for you. Protests, letters, websites, and Spider man will produce slow if any true change. Men need to follow it up by voting.


I will be re-doing www.MensVotingAlliance.com over the next month but you can still come and join MVA. When MVA reaches our target goal of 10 million members, I guarantee you we will be on the whitehouse guest list.

I am asking men to register and vote at ALL elections
I am asking men to make sure all of your family and friends register and vote.
I am asking men to join www.MensVotingAlliance.com.

Thank You for your time.
Jerry Dean.

Whitehouse  guest list.

The day before Halloween, the White House released a partial list of visitors since Jan. 20 of this year. The list is fascinating and highlights exactly what kind of house the Obamas are running.

Topping the visitor chart is Andy Stern, president of the far-left Service Employees International Union. Stern has been received by the Obamas 22 times.

Wow! He must be quite a guy. In fact, shouldn’t he be getting frequent stayer points like they give in hotels?

Kim Gandy, president of the National Organization for Women, clocks in with 14 visits. This has to be a Michelle Obama play. I know the president is a sensitive guy, but hanging around with Gandy that much is incomprehensible unless she plays basketball, which I believe she does not.

John Podesta has visited 17 times. He used to advise Bill Clinton and now runs some wacky far-left organization that specializes in vile personal attacks against conservative Americans. Podesta is one mean motor scooter. I hope he’s not scaring the Obama kids.

Showing up for six visits while keeping hope alive was Jesse Jackson. I’m not sure what the reverend is offering the Obamas, but they seem to like him more than Al Sharpton, who’s visited the White House twice.

The late Sen. Ted Kennedy chalked up seven visits. You have to assume they were about healthcare. The liberal lion was a prime backer of Obamacare, which is shaping up to be an absolute disaster.

General Electric CEO Jeffrey Immelt was chauffeured to the White House five times. As you may know, NBC News, owned by GE, has been extremely generous to Obama, and now GE is hot on the trail of government contracts for environmental work.

This has the appearance of a quid pro quo, and NBC News has one of the best investigative reporters in business: Lisa Myers. I hope she looks into it.

Radical-left financier George Soros showed up to see the Obamas four times. This is a tough one to figure out. Word on the street is that Soros has been shorting the U.S. dollar, which is not a good thing for the economy.

Soros is a slippery guy who once nearly ruined the British pound and was convicted of a felony in France. But, hey, those incidents could make for some great storytelling, and perhaps that’s why Soros is a repeat visitor.

Al Gore must miss the White House. He’s been back four times courtesy of the Obamas. I understand why Al was a guest. Here’s a guy who has made a reported $100 million from global- warming projects and investments.

Certainly, the Obama administration, which is running up deficits in the trillions, could use a little savvy financial advice.

Finally, Oprah has visited the Obamas twice. This is nice. Oprah is basically responsible for Obama’s fame, and now she is being warmly received. I like this. I like loyalty to friends.

[dr e]

Good stuff.  If we controlled a large block of votes our influence would be shifted quickly.

You might want to post this on the main page also.

E

[MVA]

I want to let SYG know Jerry Dean (my brother ) passed away unexpectedly six weeks ago. Jerry was convinced that forming Men's Voting Alliance
was the only way to improve the situation for all men. He often told me voting is what worked for all other groups and it will work for men.
I must admit prior to his death I did not pay much attention to the site. I have been going through his computer reading all of the information here.
I am convinced he was right, its just basic common sense, votes put them in and only votes will take them out. I have decided to continue his work.
He was in the process of re doing the site and I think I have it figured out so please keep an eye out for the new site.

After a lot of reading I am also convinced that the primary problem is the career politician. These people have failed us all for years and allowed men's rights to be pretty much wiped out. Not all the blame falls on them, men's terrible voting record over the last 30 years is truly sad.

I see a lot of men's sites that have been around for some time with very little results, not one I have seen so far even suggests more men need to vote. They seem more interested in trying to make a living off the site by staying middle of the road and not very aggressive, well that's not me.

I think men have played nice-nice to the point it has caused us to look like unorganized fools that only care about putting dollar bills in g-strings and drinking beer, again that's not me.  I believe, like Jerry did their is a lot of guys like us and we need to join up and form a very LARGE, STRONG and MOTIVATED group of VOTING MEN. Jerry was right, the politicians fear the day men start voting.

I thank you for reading this.

Bob Dean.

[dr e]

Bob -  Thanks for letting us know of the death of your brother.  So sorry to hear this.  An unexpected death is very tough.  Blessings to you and your family.

Great to hear that you are going to carry on your brother's work.  If we could somehow get men actively voting on issues that impact their lives we could make a huge impact.  Sadly, there is great resistance in many men to seeing themselves as being in need.  There is even more resistance to talking about it but making it public and then asking for something for themselves brings multiple times more resistance.  Men value seeing themselves as independent, their rank in the dominance hierarchy is directly related to their degree of independence and to say we have "needs" is seen as saying we are "needy."  A needy man is seen as a worthless man in this culture and no man wants to be seen in that manner.  Contrast that with women who are taught to voice their "needs" and men are expected to drop everything to meet them.  This is why men will fight over issues and ideas in legislatures but they won't fight over getting a slice of the pie for themselves.  It's always about taking care of women and children.  Breaking through that very crystallized mode of thinking is very very difficult and usually  only happen as a result of a man going through a huge trauma such as divorce or false accusations.  You will note that most of the men here have had some similar truama and it was that event that "woke them up" to the more than obvious inequities that exist.

We are locked in a system that is spiraling out of control and the vast majority don't even see it.

You might want to post this on the main forum.

E   

[SugarChef]

Bob, I am sorry to hear of your brothers passing but I think that continuing his work is a very noble thing.  My prayers go to you and your family.


Thanks for the great post.   I had no idea men didn't vote and was shocked to find that we're 9 MILLION in the hole.

My first thought is that the more we turn off the crap on T.V. and start thinking for ourselves things will really begin to change.
We are the protectors of our families, the decision makers, the providers.  We have been given the gift of the ability to take our emotions and shelve them away to get the hard but necessary things done.  Because of this we will go to our death to save our families and our fellow man without hesitation. 
Fellas you will be surprised to find that the women in your life like it when you make decisions for your family and stand strong.
Does this sound like a hopeless dupe as most men are portrayed on T.V.?  Hardly
Does this mean you bully your wife? No man of respect would ever act in such a manner, in fact he should be loving his wife like himself, that' Gods command.
God made you for a purpose, the Liberal movement has tried to tell us we should be more like women...this is not only preposterous but impossible! 

Lets rock the boat and get this crazy, Liberal, sideways agenda out!

[dr e]

SC said:

We are the protectors of our families, the decision makers, the providers.  We have been given the gift of the ability to take our emotions and shelve them away to get the hard but necessary things done.  Because of this we will go to our death to save our families and our fellow man without hesitation.

All of the above is right on the money.  The added lethal twist is that it is these same things that keep men from complaining about their own situation.  We are biologically geared to NOT complain while women are biologically geared TO complain.  Legislators know this.  They know that women vote on "people" issues and men vote more on "money" issues.  So it is in their best interest to keep women happy around the people issues and only worry about men around the money issues.  Even that they seem to be lagging....  We live in a gynocracy.

[MVA]

SugarChef, Thanks for the kind words, it does help.

"I had no idea men didn't vote and was shocked to find that we're 9 MILLION in the hole."

Not only are we in the hole by 9 mil, the gap gets wider every presidential election and we have to stop the bleeding. Jerry use to tell me all the time
"if men don't do something soon, in 20 years we will all be on a rug in the kitchen next to the dog." I hate to keep quoting him but I see that day coming. It's time to get serious about voting, only men can stop whats going on. The solution to our problem is at our finger tips, time to get this monkey off our backs. Now is the best time in the history of voting because so many people are fed up with this entire situation. Men's vote could be the "swing" vote in 2012 when was the last time you saw that? The career politician has done nothing to help men and he has demonstrated he never will, so the ONLY way to stop the sever damage they have done to men and their rights is vote them out. dr. e is right, men have to start thinking about themselves and defending themselves or go buy that rug. I don't know how to say it any planner, the solution is very, very, simple, unite as men and vote them out, SEND A MESSAGE!

Thanks again
Bob