Now... I've come to realize, the most important right I am acquiring this Wednesday is the right to vote...
So... should I be a Democrat or should I be a Republican?
Elections are near... who should I vote for?
Interesting questions...
I think I am going to forward these questions to the local political parties and candidates and let them convince me... :)
That should be fun and interesting...
Yes... I will do that.
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Ahora me doy cuenta, el derecho mas importante que voy a adquirir este miercoles es el derecho a votar...
Entonces... Sera que debo convertirme en Democrata o debere ser Republicana?
Las elecciones locales se acercan... por quien debo votar?
Preguntas interesantes...
Creo que voy a enviarle estas preguntas a los candidatos y partidos politicos locales y dejarlos que me convenzan... :)
Eso va a ser divertido e interesante...
Si... eso es lo que voy a hacer.
I hope you will vote for Libertarian candidates. We uphold the fundamental premises of Americanism: small, limited, and frugal government; federalism; separation of powers; a free market; civil liberties and due process; and a non-interventionist foreign policy.
ReplyDeleteFor Texas and Liberty,
Jeff Daiell
Politics is simple on the one hand and complex on the other. Just over two weeks and early voting starts here in Texas and lots of work to do.
ReplyDeleteI take you go to Church and are therefore for Pro-Life, the majority of Democrats vote to use your income tax dollars for abortion.
I take it you and your family members are hard working people and like keeping the money you earn, the majority of Democrats vote to take your money in the form of income taxes, if you do not like this you are a Republican and so vote Republican.
Someone in your family is or has been out of work, Democrats are taxing businesses big and small so that hiring is not occurring as it should, if you or someone you know is looking for a job you must vote Republican as Democrats are in general killing job opportunities.
Hope this helps,
Mitch
I am the average blue-collar worker.
ReplyDeleteJust like you I work and try to make ends meet. I am not a Professional Politician and proud of it. I want Term Limits on our Government offices so the Professionals will return to the private sector and keep fresh blood in office. I believe in a small but effective Government.
My Father taught me the principles and values I live by today;
Honesty, Loyalty, Integrity and good old Hard Work.
I miss the days when a Neighbor was a Friend.
When a Stranger would help change a tire.
When a handshake meant something.
Have we sacrificed character for a short cut?
I love the great State of Texas.
I will faithfully execute the Office of Governor of Texas.
Thank you for your inquiries.
Your support is gretly appreciated.
Kevin Still
Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI consider it an honor to personally tell you why I deserve your vote and support.
I love serving the community and I love helping people learn new ways to accomplish things.
As a real estate Broker/Teacher/ and Appeals Arbitrator for appraisal disputes, am a considered an expert in my field. The General Land Commissioner should be knowledgeable in the field of Oil and Gas. Contracts and Lease agreements are essential in the daily operations of the General Land Office. I teach Contract Law and Law of Agency. The Permanent School Fund needs to receive a full account of revenues from Oil and Gas Leases.
The Texas Veterans deserves an increase on Home Improvement Lending Limits.
The Coastal Land Areas should receive accommodations that is second to none in its efforts to improve and protect it's beaches, bay and estuaries. I will never forget the people I have sworn to serve. As a Judge my door was always open, as a real estate working with people is my life, and as Commissioner you can feel assured that you voice is heard and appreciated.
I ask for your support. Please vote early! Feb.16th through Feb. 25th.