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CANDIDATE PROFILE ...... 6

PUBLIC SERVICE RECORD ...... 8

ISSUES ...... 8

NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICT 8 DEMOGRAPHICS ...... 10

WHY SCOTT WILL WIN ...... 11

THE CAMPAIGN TEAM ...... 11

SCOTT KEADLE: “WHAT I BELIEVE” ...... 12

★scottscott KEADLE for congress

Paid for by Keadle for Congress www.Keadle.com Keadle to Lead Conservative Political Group By Jim McNally Published: February 23, 2011

Keadle, who served as an Iredell county commissioner Former Iredell County Commissioner Scott Keadle has from 2008 to 2010, said his being named chair is “an honor been named chairman of the North Carolina South Central and a privilege.” Region of the conservative advocacy group, Americans for Prosperity. A Mt. Mourne dentist, Keadle choose not run to keep his nste st 10th District commissioner’s seat and instead ran against 10th District y in Americans for Prosperity is an organization that “engages U.S. Rep. Patrick McHenry in the Republican Primary citizens in the name of limited government and free election last year. markets on the local, state and federal levels,” according l be to a press release. The group champions “the principles In his new role, Keadle will be organizing activists to da of entrepreneurship and fiscal and regulatory restraint,” support the AFP-NC Agenda of lower taxes, free markets according to the release. and maximum individual economicecon freedom. The group lo works on federal, state andnd local economic issues and is pa The group boasts 100,000 members in its North Carolina currently involved in a campaignm in support of Wisconsin chapter. Gov. Scott Walker in his effoeffort Keadleto pass the state’s budget. seeks more oversight on In making his appointment, North Carolina Director Dallas In North Carolina, some statstated goals of AFP this year “ Woodhouse called Keadle “a proven conservative” and said include: passing a budgetet “withsheriff’s zero tax increases;” budget requests the group was happy to have him “spread our message allowing temporary sales andan income taxes to sunset ng By Jim McNally throughout the Piedmont region and the state of North as planned; and increasing theNovember number 10, of 2010 public charter Carolina.” schools and other schooll choicec options. nt voice for When Iredell County Commissioner Ken Robertson id Keadle has been “a consiste ell County Com Woodhouseodhouse sasaid Keadle has been “a consistent voice fornt asked Capt. Mike Phillips ofo the sheriff’s of and the matter will be discussed at the Nov. 23 meeting. fice for specifics free-markets,-markets property property rights rights and and the the limited limited governme government about the sheriff’sriff’s requrequestest tto transfer $45,000 from “seized Also at Tuesday’s meeting, the board approved a resolution containing the most concise version of a code of principles.” funds” to somethingething calledcalled “special operations,” Phillips was mute. ethics allowed by state law. “Can you tellll us anything more?” Robertson asked The commissioners largely pooh-poohed the during Tuesday’sy’s regular boboard of commissioners meeting. requirement for such a resolution and Board Vice Chairman “Or is it confidential?”ential?” Steve Johnson said it was a case of the pot calling the “Yes, sir,” Phillipshillips replied.replied. kettle black. But Commissionersioner Scott KeadleK wanted more. “I’ve been honored and privileged, in my 16 years on this “Could we haveave somesome oversightove over this money?” board, to serve with some of the most ethical people I have Keadle asked, and explainedexplained that he was not necessarily ever known,” Johnson said. “Compare that with the speaker against the request.est. of the North Carolina House when this thing was adopted But, he added,d, “At least onone member of this board who just got out of federal prison.” Johnson was alluding to former Speaker Jim Black, who should be on a committeeommittee thattha knows how this money is being spent.” was released from prison in March. Black, a Democrat, was CAL THOMAS BACKS KEADLE IN accused of a number of illegal campaign violations and The request forr the transfetransference of the funds was unanimously approvedroved and theth matter seemingly was over. bribes. But near the endnd of the open-sessionope portion of the However, Johnson was off on the dates. Black was NATIONAL COLUMN actually behind bars when this bill was passed last year. meeting, Keadle specipecifically rrequested that the creation of One of its co-sponsors was state Rep. Julia Howard, who By Jim McNally a committee with oversight onon matters related to sheriff’s represents a portion of Iredell County. March 10, 2010 office budget amendmentndment requestsreq be established and that a sitting county commissioner be a part of it. The law requires that all governing boards in the state make right what is wrong with the federal government. mmissioner Board Clerk Jeann Moore madem note of Keadle’s request approve a code of ethics for their members before Jan. 1, Iredell County Commissioner and U.S. House of “The problem in Washington has at least two 2011. Representatives candidate Scott Keadle picked up a dimensions,” Thomas writes. “One is the virus of pretty weighty endorsement on Tuesday. corruption that does not discriminate between parties. That’s when nationally syndicated columnist and The other is the character of the individuals voters conservative talk show commentator Cal Thomas send to Washington, too many of whom become wrote that Keadle “has the right attitude.” corrupt because they stay too long.” Thomas, who will be the keynote speaker at an Thomas says the problem does havee an a actsolution. of “But,” he writes, “it would require an act of event this Sunday afternoon at the Statesville Civic with politics and Center, based his candidate assessment on comments selflessness not usually associated with politics and Keadle has made several times about his desire to be a politicians.” e brings up Keadle, “citizen legislator.” It is at this point in the column he brings up Keadle, first appeared Tuesday in the In a column that a dentist who lives in Mooresville. s the right attitude “Commissioner Scott Keadle has the right attitude Washington Examiner, Thomas excerpts a recent as writes. Gaston Gazette story in which Keadle is quoted as about serving in Congress,” Thomasan pwrites.rimary election Keadle faces a May 4 Republican primary election saying, “The U.S. Congress is not a career. You can’t ry, Morganton possibly be a conservative and say your only job is against incumbent Patrick McHenry,David Morganton Bolden of being a legislator.” businessman Vance Patterson and David Bolden of Thomas’ column also cites a pledge made by Statesville Record & Maiden. of Shelby and Anne Two Democrats, Jeff Gregory of Shelby and Anne Keadle — who is running for the 10th District seat nningLandmark for the 10th Editorial Board — in which he eschews automatic pay raises and the Fischer of Morganton, are also running for the 10th congressional pension and vows to serve only three District seat. Scott Keadle has been a dominant voice and force on His successor, Renee Grif terms. the Iredell Board of County Commissioners since the fith, is new to politics and, In the column, Thomas points to Keadle’s position meeting he attended as an elected of first by her own admission, has much to learn. But it it our ficial. hope that she will take a page from Keadle’s book in one and comments as being representative of ways to respect and stand up for what she believes in - and explain Keadle came into office two years ago preaching a message of fiscal conservatism and never wavered from why - rather than just following the lead of her fellow board that stance - even when he was the lone voice on his side members. of the issue. Being an elected official, especially at the local level, There have been many times we agreed with Keadle is often a thankless job. By all accounts, Keadle gave full - and others where we didn’t - but his willingness to take a commitment to the job he was elected to do, and for that he ★scottscott stand and debate the issues has been valuable to keeping deserves all of Iredell County’s appreciation.” KEADLE local government accountable. for congress 2 I9EJJA;7:B; KEADLE SEEKS LEANER BUDGET

By Jim McNally May 29, 2009

The Iredell County Board of Commissioners sat down with top county staff to take a hard look at the alternative to jail time for some non-violent offenders; non-vio 2009-2010 operating budget Thursday night and found and the United Way Information and Referral Center, and Re little to disagree about and even less to erase. which Keadle said was mostly used by non-English ed by And while commissioners were already well aware speaking people as an interpretation service. on ser they were dealing with a tight and essentially fat-free He also pointed to the $27,750 the county pays the co spending plan, Thursday’s three-hour meeting was not as dues to the Charlotte Regional Partnership, an Partne without its moments of discontent. organization that promotes the area to businesses a to b And much of the displeasure was voiced by around the nation and the world. the board’s newest and most outspoken member, Mashburn said it was a “marketing tool.” ing to Commissioner Scott Keadle. Commissioner Steve Johnson equated theKeadle relatively ‘surprised’ by pay-cut quate “I want to state right up front that I want to take small amount — in a budget of nearly $153.5 million arly $ vote of commissioners another $2 million out of the budget,” Keadle said — to an investment. shortly after the budget review meeting began. “I think “You spend the money,” Johnson said. By“And Jim hopeMcNally Published: June 04, 2010 n said we should balance the budget and not have to use that one day the mother lode comes in.” s in.” The motion itself may have caught them unaware and their anything from the reserve fund.” Commissioner Ken Robertson said it was like aid it “no” votes lacked any enthusiasm — this is an election “There were guys up there doing that all the time,” said Keadle reminded those present that at March’s advertising in the Super Bowl. year, after all — but the votes, by most of the Iredell County Mitchell. “All they were doing was grand-standing and trying commissioners retreat he spoke out against having “Do you actually know how many cansCommissioners, of beer you counted nonetheless. to get some attention for themselves. And I think that’s ny ca to tap into what is essentially the county’s savings sold?” he asked rhetorically. “No but you know people what (Keadle) was doing. We had a name for those guys in ut yo The motion, made by Commissioner Scott Keadle near the Raleigh. We called them one-termers.” account to pay next year’s bills. are seeing it. It’s advertising.” end of Tuesday’s regular meeting, was for commissioners But County Manager Joel Mashburn pointed out But Keadle said government should notto be eschew a 9 percent increase to their travel allowance Mitchell said he does not even know how much money uld n that cuts have been made by most county departments advertising or promoting itself or the land thatit is is included in the 2010-2011 budget and to further take would have been involved had Keadle’s motion been e la another 3 percent off their entire compensation package. approved. throughout the course of the current governing. fiscal year and that there was little left to scale back on. “That’s just good business,” Johnson said.The travel allowance that appears in the budget is actually “I don’t know if we’re talking about $10 or $10,000,” son But Keadle found some places where small cuts “We’re not a business,” Keadle replied.a “We’re restoration a of a 9 percent cut the commissioners and he said. “We never discussed this and I’m not going to plie other top city staff were hit with last year. could be made. government.” approve something I don’t know anything about.” He was against funding other programs, such County leaders will continue their reviewThe of only the “aye” vote was cast by Keadle, and the motion rev Keadle insists he brought the matter up prior to the start of as Appropriate Placement, which is provides an budget next Wednesday. failed by a 4-1 vote. the meeting and, in fact, was trying to convince one of the other commissioners to make the motion he made. Vice-Chairman Steve Johnson said commissioners aren’t exactly getting rich in the execution of their elective duties. “I don’t know how anyone could say he was blindsided by this,” Keadle said. “I discussed this with every member In fact, he said, quite the opposite is true. and none of them made an objection. And, frankly, I was surprised by how the vote turned out.” “IfIf you do this job and you ddo it right and you’re responsive and go to the meetings and just do it the way it’s supposed Furthermore, Keadle said, he was not voted into of to be done,done, you actually loslose money doing it,” said make friends but to serve the county and its residents.fice to Johnson, who is longest-selongest-serving member on the current board. “I’m not here to please politicians,” he said. “I’m here to work for the people.” Johnson added that he is “n“not complaining, I enjoy doing this. NoneNone ofo us are complaining.” He said his motion was a re f us are complai flection of his belief that the commissioners should deal with the same dif CommissiCommissioneroner Frank MitchellMitche — who was appointed to the others who work for the county. ficulties as board in April to replacreplacee its lalate former Chairman Godfrey Williams — said Keadle’s momotion “blindsided me.” “Over the past two years, we’ve cut the county by 12 percent,” he said. “Why should we get off easy? I’m trying Mitchell, who served for seveseveral years as state to save taxpayers’ money and set a good example. I’m not representative iin the North Carolina General Assembly, n the North C trying to get on Frank Mitchell’s Christmas list.” said the type of motion Keadle made was relatively Commissioners honor Keadle’s motion Keadl common in Raleigh.Raleigh. Attempts to reach commissioners Marvin Norman and Ken service Robertson for this story were unsuccessful. By Donna Swicegood Published: December 06, 2010 comments concerning Keadle’s truthfulness and In just two years on the Iredell County Board of willingness to stand up for what he thought was right. Commissioners, Scott Keadle left his mark. “You made a difference by being on the board,” he That’s the sentiment expressed by his fellow board said. members as they bid farewell to Keadle Monday Robertson said Keadle brought a new outlook when morning. he came on the board in 2008. Keadle did not seek re-election to his seat on the “You made us revisit some issues that previously we Iredell County Board of Commissioners this year, and hadn’t thought of,” he said. as a result, the meeting Monday morning was his last Both Johnson and Robertson said Keadle came to one as a commissioner. the meetings prepared. “Scott did his homework,” Prior to swearing in new board member Renee Robertson said. Griffith, the four other members of the board of Commissioner Frank Mitchell, who came on the commissioners paid tribute to Keadle. board to fill the unexpired term of the late Godfrey Steve Johnson presented Keadle with a plaque Williams, said he’d learned a lot through Keadle. honoring his two years of service as a commissioner. Marvin Norman, who was chairman until Monday Johnson said he and Keadle may have disagreed and is now vice-chairman, expressed his gratitude to on the issues, but he always respected Keadle for his Keadle. honest and integrity. “We always appreciated your input,” he said. “I’ve been on this board for quite a while and I’ve Keadle said he’d learned a great deal during his served with a lot of people,” he said. time on the board. Citing his visits with other counties Keadle, Johnson said, is one who served the county and political circles, he said, Iredell has much to be well. proud of. He said Keadle was not afraid to speak his mind. “Iredell County’s government and Iredell County’s “It’s important to know where you stand on an issue commissioners are exemplary,” he said. and you always knew that with Scott Keadle,” he said. Commissioner Ken Robertson echoed Johnson’s 3 M>7JEJ>;HI7H;I7O?D=78EKJ$$$

“AS A COMMISSIONER and as a citizen, Scott has been a consistent voice for free markets, property rights, and the limited government principles that our members know will lead us to prosperity.” - Dallas Woodhouse, Executive Director, Americans For Prosperity North Carolina

“EVERY TIME WE HAD A meeting, you knew where Scott Keadle stood, and he always stood for what he believed was right.” - Frank Mitchell (R), Iredell County Commissioner, former North Carolina State Representative

“SOME PEOPLE SAY that politicians aren’t honest, and no one can say that about Scott Keadle.” - Ken Robertson (R) - Iredell County Commissioner, Retired US Army Colonel, former Iredell Republican Party Chairman

“SCOTT HAS BEEN a pro-law enforcement commissioner and has been very supportive of the Iredell County Sheriff’s Office.” - Phil Redmond (R), Iredell County Sheriff

“WE APPRECIATE what Scott has done and will continue to do.” - Marvin Norman (R), Vice Chairman, Iredell County Commission

“AMERICANS ARE DESPERATELY SEARCHING for candidates and politicians that will protect their livelihoods and put their wallets ahead of the federal government’s coffers. By signing the Taxpayer Protection Pledge, Scott Keadle demonstrates that he understands the problems of hard-working taxpayers nationwide.” - Grover Norquist, President, Americans for Tax Reform

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“SCOTT SPOKE THE TRUTH, and he did so with integrity and a very thoughtful process.” - Steve Johnson (R), Chairman, Iredell County Commission

“SCOTT KEADLE IS A MAN OF HIS WORD, and a strong conservative who believes in doing the right thing. His actions, values and determination helped my family save the life of our daughter.” - Veronica Birkenstock, President & CEO, Practical Employee Solutions Inc.

“WHEN SCOTT JOINED THE BOARD of Stop Child Abuse Now, he brought enthusiasm, good judgement, and an abiding concern for the welfare of Iredell’s children. He quickly assumed a leadership role in the organization, and is a fierce advocate for the causes he believes in.” - Susan Brotherton, Esq., Vice Chairman, Exchange/SCAN

“SCOTT KEADLE IS A COMMITTED MEMBER of the American Legion, and is fiercely dedicated to preserving our freedom. I am proud to recommend him for United States Congress, or any office he seeks, and I am grateful to have him as a friend and an ally in the defense of our nation.” - Bill Corriher, Commander, American Legion Post #185

“SCOTT IS A SUCCESSFUL DENTIST, an entrepreneur, and a tried and proven veteran of county government. Scott has demonstrated a hard-nosed and open approach to the challenges facing state and local government. His honesty and integrity as a county commissioner are hallmarks recognized even by the left leaning media.” - Kenneth J. Benway, Lieutenant Colonel, US Army (Retired)

“SCOTT IS WILLING TO FIGHT against anyone, even members of his own party, in order to do the right thing. Scott is extremely vigilant with the people’s money, always conscious that the dollars he is voting to spend are not his own. That is what we need in government at all levels if we are to return our country to the values of our Founders.” - Karen Carty, President, Iredell Republican Women’s Club

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When young Scott Keadle set up his dental practice in Rowann County, North Carolina in 1990, it would have been hard to ppredictrediict all he would accomplish over the next twenty years.

It might be no surprise that he would help more than 10,000 papatientsatients with their dental health, become chairman of the Community CareCare Committee and help start a free dental clinic for people in need.ed. Add in being team dentist for Catawba College and providingg free services through the National Foundation of Dentistry for tthehee Handicapped, and you’d surely say, “well done.”

But Scott Keadle is one of those go-getters you can always count on to do more than expected.

As a former Families For Kids partner and current director and committee chairman on the board ooff StStopop Child Abuse Now (SCAN), Scott has been a vocal advocate for the protection of abused children.en. AnAn active member of American Legion Post #185 in China Grove, he’s donated dental supplies to ssoldiersoldiers deploying overseas and helped raise money for the Boy Scouts and many other charitable causes.es. HeHe served two terms on the County Health Board.

Since 1996, he’s been president of Keadle Professional Properties, developing commercial and residential sites, and being a businessman as well as a health professional helped broaden his interests.nteerests. He became a conservative activist, and filled Republican Party roles including county finance chairman,airrman, and vice-chairman. In 1998 he was the Republican nominee in North Carolina’s 12th Congressionalsional District.

In 2008, Scott was elected to the Iredell County Commission. The Statesville paper called him “thethee mmostost conservative voice on a board full of conservatives” and “a dominant voice and force on the boardard since his first meeting.” He led a successful fight to reduce spending by more than 12% and promotedomooted government accountability to the public, too.

He then became regional chairman for the conservative action organization Americans For Prosperity,perity, working for smaller government and more freedom for North Carolina families and businesses.

Scott’s mother was a teacher, and his dad sold coal mining equipment in the mountains of West Virginia. He graduated from West Virginia University Dental School following undergraduate studiesudiees in Chemistry at the U.S. Air Force Academy and West Virginia University.

Scott and his wife Ming have a five-year old daughter, and are expecting a second daughter in AuAugustugug st 2011. They attend Cove Church in Mt. Mourne. Scott is an aerobatic pilot and enjoys playing ttennisennis in his spare time. 6 7 IKFFEHJI FK8B?9I;HL?9;H;9EH:

s Smaller, Constitutional Government s Lower Taxes & Tax Reform During his term as a County Commissioner, Scott Keadle built a s Balanced Budget s Peace Through Strength reputation for his effectiveness, ability to work with others, and s National Missile Defense System s Energy Independence his conservative values. He put money back into the hands of s Carbon-based and Nuclear Energy s Lower Regulatory Burden hardworking families, fought to protect and grow small s Enforcing Immigration Laws s Conservative Judicial Appointments business, and was a champion of traditional family values. s Tort Reform s Property Rights Scott has been a consistent ally in the fight to protect our s Free and Fair Trade s Paycheck Protection Second Amendment rights and innocent life. He was a leader s 10th Amendment Enforcement s Right To Life in shrinking government spending by 12% during his term in s 2nd Amendment Rights office, and received many accolades from both his colleagues EFFEI;I and the press for his integrity, thoughtfulness, and commitment to the task. s Expanding the national debt limit s “Cap and Trade” Carbon Limits and Taxes s Excessive Environmental Regulation s U.N. or Foreign Command of U.S. military ?IIK;I s Race or Gender Quotas s Judicial Activism s Executive Bypass of Legislative Scott Keadle is committed to the conservative principles that Authority s Gun Control guided our founding fathers more than 200 years ago. Scott believes firmly in the values and virtues of faith in God, love of country, devotion to family, hard work, and personal responsibility.

Scott’s platform calls for limited Constitutional government, peace through strength, lower and fairer taxes, preserving our

Second Amendment rights, and protecting innocent life.

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The newly drawn 8th district of North Carolina includes parts or all of Anson, Cabarrus,

Davidson, Hoke, Mecklenberg, Montgomery, Randolph, Richmond, Robeson, Rowan, Scotland,

Stanly and Union Counties.

The district is home to Charlotte Motor Speedway, the nationally recognized Carolina Horse Park, and the pristine Uwharrie National Forest. It also borders Ft. Bragg – one of our country’s most vital military bases.

Economic drivers within the 8th district include the large finance and banking center of Charlotte, agriculture and farming in the centrally based counties, and military and defense in the eastern part of the district.

Scott Keadle has lived in this region of North North Carolina Congressional District 8

Carolina for over twenty years, and understands the unique attributes of his community. His experience as a family dentist, conservative activist, and County

Commissioner have led to his success as a well-liked community leader.

South Carolina

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THE DISTRICT Congressman Patrick McHenry, the congressional liaison for North Carolina’s redistricting effort, recently had this to say: “Republicans should pick up three seats under any fair and legal map,” McHenry said. “That is huge. Clearly, Reps. Kissell (8th District incumbent) and Miller are serving their final term.”

The new 8th District, drawn by a GOP majority in the North Carolina Legislature, will be heavily weighted in favor of Republicans.

Scott has established a presence and political base in all 8 of the counties included in the district, and has practiced dentistry for more than 20 years in Rowan County, one of the more populous counties.

In 1998, Scott won both Rowan and Davidson Counties in a Congressional race against incumbent Mel Watt, and had extensive exposure in the Charlotte television media market that covers the majority of the new 8th district.

THE CANDIDATE The people of North Carolina’s new 8th District are conservative and plain-spoken, and so is Scott Keadle. Scott shares their belief in family values, hard work, personal responsibility, and Constitutional government, with evidence of this on display in his work and family life.

Scott’s track record of producing conservative results in government, combined with his extreme work ethic and ability to connect with conservative voters, will ensure a victory for the Keadle campaign.

As a county commissioner, Scott proved that he didn’t just talk the talk, he walked the walk; cutting both taxes and spending by more than 12% during his term and insisting on government transparency and accountability.

Dr. Keadle’s twenty years of business success prove that he understands budgets and organization. And he has won three highly contested primary elections, including a 1998 run for Congress that led former Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole to refer to Scott as “The Can-Do Kid.”

Americans are desperately seeking leaders who will trust the people with their own good judgement, and leaders who they can trust to exercise good judgement in office.

In the 8th District, Scott Keadle is that leader.

CAMPAIGN TEAM JACK HAWKE, Lead Strategy Consultant; JAY BRYANT, Communications & Media Consultant; CHRIS McCLURE, Grassroots Consultant; WALTER WHETSELL, Print & Mail Consultant; LAUREN SLEPIAN, Campaign Manager

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I Believe IN LOWER, FAIRER TAXES

Every dollar taken for government is a dollar taken from someone’s family, and too many politicians have forgotten this. Politicians from both parties have spent money irresponsibly, and passed the bill to taxpayers for too long.

I Believe IN BALANCED BUDGETS, FREE ENTERPRISE, AND

SMALLER GOVERNMENT

Deficit spending, excessive regulation, and socialization of private risk has damaged our economy and undermined the credibility of the United States. We must balance the budget, shrink the government, ease the regulatory burden, and stop government interference or participation in private industry.

I Believe CONSERVATIVE PRINCIPLES WORK, AND MOST AMERICANS

ARE CONSERVATIVE

If everyone voted according to the principles they use to manage their lives, we would have conservative landslides in every election. No sane person wants the government spending their money for them or telling them what to do.

I Believe THE UNITED STATES MUST STAND STRONG AND STAND

FOR FREEDOM

National security depends upon strength and resolve, and we must not let our enemies arm themselves with weapons meant for the destruction of our citizens, our allies, and the civilized world.

12 I Believe OUR MEN AND WOMEN IN UNIFORM DESERVE OUR GRATITUDE,

OUR RESPECT, AND OUR LOYALTY

We live in the land of the free, because of the brave. Every American owes a debt of gratitude to the people in uniform who provide our continued safety. We must honor their sacrifice by keeping every promise that was made to them.

I Believe OUR LAWS SHOULD PROTECT LIFE

Life is a gift from God that begins at conception. Protecting life is a duty of any legitimate government.

I Believe WE HAVE A RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS

Our citizens must have the ability to responsibly defend themselves, their property, their loved ones, and their freedom. An armed populace prevents tyranny.

I Believe WE ARE A NATION OF LAWS, AND WE SHOULD ENFORCE

THOSE LAWS

Porous borders endanger jobs, national security, and personal safety, and waste government resources. We should not encourage law-breakers by providing them amnesty or government services.

I Believe CAREER POLITICIANS ARE A PROBLEM, AND TERM LIMITS

ARE THE SOLUTION

The Congress was never meant for career politicians. Constitutional term limits will rid us of politicians who put re-election ahead of our national interest.

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