Likud Primaries are coming soon, and it’s time to think about who should be on the Likud’s MK list for the upcoming national elections.
Last night I reviewed the list of candidates and started making notes to myself of potential people to get my vote. The process works as follows: You must vote for 12 candidates on the list as your primary candidates, and then 1 additional person as your regional candidate.
So far, the only candidates that I am 100% certain about are from the list from Mattot Arim. Their current update is as follows (I am providing only the Likud-related section of the report. You can read their full report here on their website (look for the English posts on the right hand side):
Accountability 4: Vote for Those who Get Things Done – Mattot Arim’s Parliamentary Report 4
We invite you to vote for the high-scorers, so that this time, YOUR Knesset and YOUR Government, will get DONE what YOU want! Here is Parliamentary Report 4 by Mattot Arim: http://heb.mattotarim.
org/images/docs/yamin.pdf It discloses what the MKs and ministers got done in the first half of year 2011.High scoring MKs and ministers, in the attached report, are those who have been standing strong against Oslo, Disengagement, Palestinian State and other pro-Arab anti-Israel paradigms.
There are 4 MKs and one minister which consistently do well in all reports – Danny Danon, Zev Elkin, Zipi Hotovely and Yariv Levin. Top-ranking minister: Yuli Edelstein. Make sure these 5 are on your list!! A new but particularly strong candidate is Moshe Feiglin.
Residents of the Ashdod-Rehovot area (shfela area) — please take note!! It is important for you to vote for Meir Malka. He is running against a very powerful proponent of disengagement. If you vote for Meir Malka who has the same kind of national viewpoint as you do, you are sparing the Knesset his rival who could be very dangerous. Please forward this paragraph about the important candidacy of Shfela representative Meir Malka, to EVERYONE you know in the following cities: Ashdod, Rishon leZion, Rehovot, Modiin, Lod, Gedera, Yavneh, Nes Ziona, Ramleh, Kiryat Ekron, Beer Yakov, Bet Dagan, Bnei Ayish, Gan Yavne, Mazkeret Batya, Macabim-Reut. Only residents of those cities are eligible to vote for Meir Malka.<
Reminder: if you want to help with Mattot Arim’s important national accountability project, learn more: http://mattotarim1.blogspot.co
.il/2012/10/we-need-your-help- . And feel free to contact us at [email protected].right-now-to-generate.html
More updates to come…
PS: Just make sure NOT to vote for Zachi HaNegbi!
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