Former Senator Fred Thompson (R-TN) has endorsed former State Representative Sam Crump (R-AZ) in his campaign to represent Arizona’s Third Congressional District and praised his conservative voting record.
Dear Friends - I received exciting news this week when former Congressman Duncan Hunter announced that he will be coming to Arizona to campaign on my behalf. Congressman Hunter is someone whom I admire a great deal. As former chairman of the House Armed Services Committee and strong proponent of the border fence, we share the same national security concerns.
CRUMP CALLS FELLOW CONSERVATIVE OUR "BEST CHANCE TO REIN-IN SPENDING AND RESTORE FISCAL CONSERVATIVE LEADERSHIP" IN WASHINGTON Phoenix, AZ - Congressional candidate Sam Crump announced today that he is formally endorsing J.D. Hayworth for U.S. Senate. Crump, who is running to replace retiring Congressman John Shadegg in Arizona's 3rd Congressional District, said he believes Hayworth represents the conservative values that Arizonans want in their U.S. Senator.
President Obama presented his annual budget proposal recently, which contains $3.7 trillion in spending. Of that amount, $1.6 trillion is unfunded. This means it is going on Uncle Sam's credit card. The problem with that is the credit card, also known as the national debt, already has a balance of $14 trillion. Economic experts across the country are expressing alarm that our national debt is growing as a percentage of gross domestic product (GDP) to dangerously high levels.
Arizona State Senator Russell Pearce has announced his endorsement of Sam Crump, Republican candidate for Congress in Arizona’s 3rd Congressional District. Senator Pearce has gained international attention as the author of Arizona’s SB1070, which gives local law enforcement the ability to inquire about an individual’s legal status in this country. Continue Reading This Entry »
With early voting starting on July 29th and primary election day falling on August 24th, I am humbly requesting all the support you can manage in the coming days and weeks. Continue Reading This Entry »
