JALLEN wrote:A-R wrote:If you're on Facebook, "like" his campaign page and you'll get a good idea of his moral compass. Very conservative, very pro-gun, and very pro military. He's a former Marine in addition to his political career. For what's its worth, I support him for Lt. Gov.
Nice little Christmas ornament his campaign web site is selling to raise funds (second item bottom page) ...
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That's the first "bad" thing I've seen about him. I don't "do" Facebook. I guess a candidate has to stoop to all sorts of nonsense to connect with voters anyway he can these days. Probably beats kissing bab(es)ies anyway.
Yep, it's the new way of the world. I'd like to just delete my account (and still may some day) but for now too many important connections I have there that I would lose if I left (groups that only exist there).
JALLEN wrote:No such thing as former Marine, BTW. Once a Marine, always a Marine, I'm told! He sounds like about my age and the 3 "very's" line up.
Very true. Got caught in the trap of not wanting you to think he was active duty.
JALLEN wrote:I'll just drag my knuckles over to the voting booth on Election Day and vote for him anyway, I guess, unless something else pops up.
I'm sure he'll appreciate it. Get out and hear him speak some time - he attends a lot of pro-gun rallies (I heard him at the Capitol at a pro-2A rally about a year ago).
