It’s here. The big day. As I write this we await with baited breath to see if Scott Brown can perform a miracle. Or a massacre from the Dems point of view.
Is this a referendum on Health Care Reform or Obama or Reid and Pelosi or the direction of the country in general? It’s all of the above and it’s just another sign that we are fed up with what’s been going on in Washington D.C.
Honestly, I don’t know who is going to win. Obviously it’s extremely important for the country that Scott Brown pulls through and I hope my contribution to his campaign will help him win in some small way.
But it’s also obvious the point has been made. The fact that he’s this close in the polls (or ahead in some of them) speaks volumes and is truly instructive about the coming tsunami in the Fall.
Harry, are you watching? I’m coming and the people of the 5th Congressional District are going to take back their seat and place their trust in a Candidate that sticks to what he says, believes in individual freedom, personal responsibility, limited government and liberty.
Harry, I’ve got news for you. You can’t make this county or the state of Arizona into Massachusetts. So quite trying and prepare to retire early.
Events
May 6, 2010
Soroptimist Meeting with CD5 candidates
Mustang Library - Book Discussion Room link to event
Jim on the Issues
Prosperity
I believe government is and should be limited by three defined purposes. The first is for our government to promote prosperity. That means it should facilitate the free market system so we can all innovate and create wealth. Government shouldn't dictate, define or over-regulate our road to happinness
Liberty
Second, government should defend our fundamental liberties as defined by the Constitution of the United States of America and the Bill of Rights and not infringe upon them.
Security
Third, government should provide for our common security.
Mr. Jim Ward, I am overjoyed Brown won last night. I received a robo call today from Sen. Brown urging me to vote for Sen. McCain in Nov. Although I respect Sen. McCain for many reasons, he is no conservative. Thoughts?
Posted: January 20th, 2010 - 6:55 pm
Totally agree with you Mr. Ward. My husband and I also made a contribution to Scott Brown. This is an important election for everyone in this country. The result will untimately affect all of us.
Posted: January 19th, 2010 - 5:43 pm