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The entire country would be well advised to closely watch Arizona politics because border control in AZ affects budgets, employment, and crime accross the nation
Brian Miller in AZ Congressional District-8 presents well spoken, logical arguments for re-focusing on protection of citizens while reducing the size and cost of the federal government and its' encroachment upon citizens rights and freedoms. Read more...
Allen West, a candidate with a passion for America, American exceptionalism, and the rewards of personal responsibility
The United States is the land of opportunity… but you've got to make an effort on your behalf. Government’s role… to ensure security for the people to pursue that opportunity. Read more...
Ever heard of a candidate for office who provided community benefit simply by virtue of his candidacy? The candidate: Bob Overbeek. Apparently, he is limiting contributions to $1 per contributor and donating everything in excess of $1 per person to charities in the community.
Interesting… An honest guy, unwilling to be bought, helping his community in benevolent service whether they hire him or not…
In 2008, Michigan District 7 voters traded an honest proponent for fiscal responsibility, small government, and energy independence for a pay-for-play corrupt, big-government, big-spender.
Opportunities to remedy mistakes of the past are rare; but Michigan 7 voters are getting a chance to hit a "reset" on an unfortunate mistake...
What do you do when your district is represented by someone who consistently votes to keep Minnesotans down?
If you are Barb Davis White, you jump into the fire and fight for your neighbors
Barb Davis White has done the unthinkable… She has challenged Keith Ellison on his home turf - the Democratic primary.
Whoever coined the phrase "Stubborn as a Mule" never met an Elephant...
The NY Republican establishment appears to be again opposing Doug Hoffman, who won almost 50% of the vote in the district with both the Republican and Democratic establishments working against him. Once again, the political class may be out-of-touch... Hoffman's stance on the issues appears to align with the majority of voters.
In a district tilting toward small government and fiscal responsibility, current Rep Bob Inglis' big-spending style may no longer be a fit...
Jim Lee, a candidate with a plan for reducing the size and cost of government while protecting the safety and freedoms of citizens is one to watch.
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