Tomorrow is Election Day, and I’m excited for the Republican House candidates who have worked so hard over the last several months. Momentum is on our side, and tomorrow, Americans can make a bold statement to change our country’s direction. One who I am excited about is Young Gun candidate Sean Duffy, who is running in Wisconsin’s Seventh Congressional District. If Sean looks familiar, it’s | Read More »
Unlike Washington bureaucrats, small business owners know how to create jobs. I’ve been impressed that a number of small business owners have stepped forward as Young Gun candidates because they want to get our economy back on track. One of those Young Gun candidates is Reid Ribble, who is running in Wisconsin’s Eighth Congressional District. Incumbent Rep. Steve Kagen has supported House Democratic policies that | Read More »
Every two years Americans hold their members of Congress accountable. If they have done a good job representing them they send them back to Washington, but if they fail to lead they can be replaced. The last few years, we’ve seen the effects of failed Democratic policies. Unemployment is too high, businesses are uncertain about the future and are holding back from hiring and investing, | Read More »
Election Day is only seven days away. House Republican campaigns across the country are knocking on doors, making phone calls, and getting the message out. Many races are tightening. One of those is in Missouri’s Fourth Congressional District where Young Gun candidate Vicky Hartzler is taking on 34-year Democratic incumbent Rep. Ike Skelton. Vicky is an award-winning high school teacher, former state legislator, and runs | Read More »
Americans have so strongly rejected the Democrats’ failed policies that even long-time incumbents aren’t safe. One example is in South Carolina’s Fifth Congressional District, where Young Gun candidate Mick Mulvaney is challenging the 28-year Democratic incumbent, Rep. John Spratt. Mick is a State Representative and small business owner who knew our country couldn’t continue on the path the Congressional Democrats were taking us. His district | Read More »
A poll came out showing 61% of independent voters in 10 battleground House districts think Speaker Nancy Pelosi is more liberal than they are. This shows independent voters rejecting the Democrats’ out-of-touch policies. In Tennessee’s Fourth Congressional District, we see that contrast between Young Gun candidate Dr. Scott DesJarlais and Rep. Lincoln Davis. Today, I had the pleasure of campaigning with Scott. Scott, a doctor | Read More »
One of the most exciting House races is in South Florida between Young Gun candidate Allen West and Democratic incumbent Ron Klein. After campaigning with Allen today, I can confirm the excitement toward his campaign. Retired Lieutenant Colonel Allen West is an internet phenomenon who has fired up the grassroots. He’s attracted thousands of fans on Facebook and Twitter. You may have been one of | Read More »
David Paul Kuhn at RealClearPolitics wrote that seniors are set to vote at historic levels this election. “And it’s bad news for Democrats. They support Republicans more than any other age group,” he writes. Can you blame them? After all, Congressional Democrats cut Medicare by $500 billion to finance their government takeover of health care. Seniors are also seeing the growing debt weigh down on | Read More »
NOTE: This post originally appeared on Hoosier Access. You’ve seen our economy deteriorate during this recession. We know family, friends, and neighbors who have lost their jobs–even their homes. Americans are hurting. Yet, Congressional Democrats claim they did so much good. But we’re smarter than those empty words. We know their trillion-dollar billion stimulus bill didn’t bring unemployment below 8% like they promised. Oddly, a | Read More »
Speaker Pelosi and President Obama promised that health care costs would go down. That hasn’t happened. Just look at what happened to Washington State resident Ralph Nilssen: “Obama care went into effect and my rates went through the roof,” said Nilssen. We need to repeal the bad health care law and replace it with reforms that lower costs and improve quality. To do that, we | Read More »
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