Election after election we elect politician after politician whose pockets are lined with special interest money.
We say special interest money is wrong, yet we never do anything about it.
This time, with this election, bring it to a stop.
I probably will not raise even a hundredth what my opponent does. Does money have to decide every election? I'm hoping you will say, "NO, not this time." If ever you've joined a cause, here's one worth joining. You've gone all your voting life without a viable major party candidate for state office offering you a cause like this.
If the Tea Party movement is good, this can be just as good.
This time, elect someone who will accept no special interest money. This time, elect someone who is not accepting political contributions, period. You don't like it when your elected leaders' votes are bought, now you have a chance to say your vote will not be bought either. -- John Jackson, candidate for Utah House of Representatives, District 41
No comments:
Post a Comment