Why am I running as an independent?
Very simply if I don’t run
as an Independent you lose.
That’s right, you the voter
loses.
Because in November you
will have a choice between two handpicked stooges.
One running as a Democrat
and one running as a Republican.
And both of them are going
to give you more government and government programs as solutions to our
problems...
Both of them are going to
agree to increase the size, cost, extend the reach and power of the government.
(The Republican in question
will vote against the bills but will vote in favor of the budget.
In other words said
Republican will vote to FUND WHAT said Republican voted against.)
You see when I wanted to
run for Congress in 2010, I wanted to run as a Republican.
I got enough signatures to
get on the ballot and then at the last minute the Republican Party said that I
don’t qualify. The Tennessee Republican
Party("Republican Party Shafts Patriot") said that they don’t consider me a
Republican, by the way what is a
Republican? (link to Democrats and Republicans) Maybe Chris Devaney will answer this question.
Give him a call at (615) 269-4260
I’m not going to go through
that again.
The reason I’m running as
an Independent is to give the voters a choice between a Democrat and a
Republican who are going to give us more government.
Or Lenny Ladner who is
committed to Voting No on any bill that
increases the size, cost, extends the reach and power of the government.
increases the size, cost, extends the reach and power of the government.
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