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For protecting families, Mark Clayton qualifies as the perfect senator in Tennessee's race this year, according to the Public Advocate of the United States, 2008 Protect the American Family Survey for candidates.

Questions in the survey range from whether or not a candidate would defend states rights in instances of marriage protection laws to whether or not a candidate would impeach judges who make up special new laws which only apply for homosexuals and nobody else.

The one-hundred percent rating Mark Clayton earned establishes him as the race's leading social conservative who believes in equal rights, not special rights. Some of the special rights intended for immigrants ultimately just helped the 9/11 terrorists.

One question in the survey asked, "Will you vote to repeal Rep. Barney Frank’s 1990 'Frank amendment' prohibiting the government from denying entry to immigrants for having 'membership in subversive organizations or teaching or advocating subversive views,' which allowed the 9-11 hijackers to legally enter the United States despite past ties to terrorist groups?"

Clayton answered that he would vote to repeal the "Frank amendment" as giving out special rights only adds to confusion, and in the case of the "Frank amendment" even gave cover to the 9/11 terrorists.

The Clayton campaign advocates a policy to stop terrorists from entering the United states by enacting large increases in funding to U.S. Customs, Immigration and Naturalization Services, and the U.S. Border Patrol.

"This could be paid for without either raising taxes or borrowing more billions of dollars from the Communist Chinese government," says Clayton. "Congress could simply take the funds from the Department of Homeland Security, which has proven its uselessness, or from organizations that spend taxpayer money on anti-Christian propaganda, such the National Endowment for the Arts. These organizations do not help the average American, so let's just take the money back and put it where it works to protect the American family."

Four questions in the survey apply strictly to Senate candidates only:

"Will you vote against the confirmation of any and all federal judges or Justice Department personnel who have, or indicate they will, use federal courts to set state marriage laws by striking down voter-approved marriage protection amendments?"

Clayton voted YES.

"Will you vote against the confirmation of any and all federal judges or Justice Department personnel who do, or indicate they do, believe 'sexual orientation' to be a belief or characteristic that should be protected under discrimination law?"

Clayton voted YES.

"Would you have voted against, or did you vote against, all four confirmations of four openly homosexual ambassadors by President Bush?"

Clayton voted YES.

"Will you vote against the confirmation of any further openly homosexual officials by [the president]?"

Clayton voted YES.

Public Advocate of the United States also encourages citizens to participate in its survey for citizens . Washington family issues veteran, Eugene Delgaudio, who is also president of Public Advocate of the United States, is expected to endorse Mark Clayton in the coming days.

THE CLAYTON FOR SENATE CAMPAIGN IS DEDICATED TO THE DEFEAT OF NEO-CONSERVATIVE LAMAR ALEXANDER -- The first time you may vote to elect Mark will be on August 7th, 2008.

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