Letter to Congressman McIntyre

May 18, 2009
Dear Congressman McIntyre,
My wife and I were surprised to hear your name mentioned as being in our service this past Sunday morning at Grace Baptist. We would like to have gotten to say hello and shake your hand. It was a very special service in a number of ways, was it not? Interestingly, I received your email having to do with your vote on the hate crimes bill just the day before. You appear to be a Democrat who looks at the issues and does not go along with the larger block of colleagues if you feel it's not right for our state and country. We applaud you for that. That's probably why Curtis Wright says you will be difficult to unseat in the next election. On a more personal note, we applauded our pastor Sunday for not pulling any punches as to what he believes the Bible says about how to get to heaven. We trust you have personal faith in our Savior and the assurance of salvation.
Blessings, Len and Judy Marcy

May 13, 2009
Senator Burr: This is an appeal for a negative vote from you on the "Hate Crimes" legislation. I do hope and pray that you are going to vote NO to this bill. To me it is a bill that is not just bad for America but one that is reprehensible in its intent, which is to undermine the moral foundation of our society. The very Word of God, the Holy Scriptures, could be considered hate literature under this proposed bill because the Bible takes a stand against homosexuality and other expressions of deviant moral behavior. Again, I beg of you, PLEASE VOTE NO when asked for your vote. Thank You,
Len Marcy
Wilmington, NC

E-MAIL ON 5/4/09 TO McINTYRE,HAGAN,COBLE,JONES

As a retiree and registered Republican voter in the State of N.C., I wish to express my dismay and disgust at the plan the President is considering which will suspend the annual cost of living increase for retirees receiving Social Security benefits. This plan is tantamount to a slap in the face and I hope that you plan to do all in your power to stop this abuse of power. Any government that can rebuild cities and countries in far away places, bail out and subsidize companies and financial institutions with billions of dollars, and give out millions in pork barrel spending, cannot be thinking straight in depriving elderly U.S. citizens of the income they need to exist. Thank you for whatever you can do.
Sincerely,
Len Marcy