Dear Friends,
Yes, you read that right! Although, I don’t agree with them on much, this week the AFL-CIO ran the following on their website: “Representative Sam Crump has officially endorsed J.D. Hayworth, a move that would make him the lone ‘tea party conservative’ running in the district.” That’s definitely a statement I agree with!
Sam Crump, candidate for Arizona’s 3rd Congressional district, forcefully rejects what he calls “the fallacy that is the Democratic healthcare reform bill. Congressional Democrats and the Obama Administration are using a ‘clear as mud’ message to hijack one-sixth of America’s economy,” according to Crump.
“The bill is a farce! It’s a masquerade posing as good public [...]
In 2004 & again in 2006, then Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi railed against the Republican Party for their moral and ethical failures in Congress. Barely three years after Pelosi became Speaker of the House her party is embroiled in multiple scandals of corruption, ethical violations, tax evasion, sexual harassment charges, and indictments for bribery by [...]
“It is with great enthusiasm that I announce my support for J.D. Hayworth in his race for the U.S. Senate,” Crump stated. “J.D. is our best chance to rein-in federal spending and restore fiscal conservative leadership in Washington–our only shot at revitalizing our economy and creating new jobs. He’ll fight for faith, family and freedom and get the federal government off our backs.”
Dear Friends,
The Sam Crump for Congress campaign is underway and gaining momentum every day! With your help, we are going to win the Aug. 24th Primary Election and go on to Victory on Nov. 2nd.
Today we unveiled our new website. When you have a moment, please visit the new and improved SamCrump.com.
President Obama likes to remind us daily that he inherited an economic mess. I remember another president who inherited an economic mess. It was Ronald Reagan. And I remember how he battled a Democratic Congress in order to push through his economic vision of reducing government spending and reducing taxes on individuals [...]
