Monday, April 4, 2011
On Accepting Political Endorsements
I don’t believe in them, and here is why… Accepting an endorsement equates to “vote for me and I owe you a favor later. That leads to poor decision making and corruption. We can’t have that again. It is unacceptable. I would say to the voters…” Be careful in what you read into endorsements, it may be a red flag for deciding why you should not vote for someone. I will accept donations from individual citizens. Groups, companies, unions, don’t vote. People do, individual voters. Having a group come out and say we endorse this candidate implies that the entire group thinks alike. I know that isn’t true and actually think it is a bit of an insult to the individual voter. Look,… voters are smart enough to think for themselves. They don’t need to be swayed by groups and told what to do. I will not accept endorsements from groups. I will not put myself in the position to owe anyone a political favor.
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What is your stance on illegal immigration?
ReplyDeleteSteve,
ReplyDeleteI don't view immigration as a county issue.