Candidate for State Rep 19 in Indiana needs help now

[Melissa]

Hi all there is a great Ron Paul guy in my state that is running for State Rep and needs some help with donations. I can personally vouch for this guy and how great he is.

A true constitutionalist

Please help him out we are down to the last few weeks in the election and it is very important to help the Constitutionalists that we have running around the country

Please donate here

http://www.johnson19.com/

[hillertexas]

bump

[Austin]

He's also endorsed by the Republican Liberty Caucus (http://www.rlc.org/)

[Melissa]

He's also endorsed by the Republican Liberty Caucus (http://www.rlc.org/)

Yes I think only two in the entire state were and he is one of them

[nullvalu]

I can also vouch for Bill, He's a great guy running on a anti-tax ticket. His opponent has no substance. Her website has a recipe for Chicken Marsala on the front page for pete's sake! Please do whatever you can to support Bill Johnson.

[nullvalu]

Here's a recent interview from a local paper with Bill Johnson: http://www.post-trib.com/news/elections/lake/1175501,STREPD19.article

My favorite answer:

What is the most pressing issue facing our nation? Fortunately, the State of Indiana does not have a financial printing press as the U.S. does. The root of the U.S. problem is two-fold. Unbridled spending combined with the ability to borrow or print money into existence, which is the direct cause of inflation. I believe that free enterprise and unbridled competition among providers in a free market ultimately gives the greatest choice and value to the end-consumer and market growth.
Although government believes it is a positive force, we have to remember, there is nothing that government can’t do half as well for twice as much.

Therefore, at a minimum we need to:

1. Reduce the size of federal and state government and their related taxes. There is empirical evidence that when taxes are cut, economies prosper and in many cases, tax revenues increase.

2. End the Federal Reserve’s artificial control of interest rates and their inflationary policies that, at a minimum, dampen our economic system.

[Melissa]

Here's a recent interview from a local paper with Bill Johnson: http://www.post-trib.com/news/elections/lake/1175501,STREPD19.article

My favorite answer:

What is the most pressing issue facing our nation? Fortunately, the State of Indiana does not have a financial printing press as the U.S. does. The root of the U.S. problem is two-fold. Unbridled spending combined with the ability to borrow or print money into existence, which is the direct cause of inflation. I believe that free enterprise and unbridled competition among providers in a free market ultimately gives the greatest choice and value to the end-consumer and market growth.
Although government believes it is a positive force, we have to remember, there is nothing that government can’t do half as well for twice as much.

Therefore, at a minimum we need to:


1. Reduce the size of federal and state government and their related taxes. There is empirical evidence that when taxes are cut, economies prosper and in many cases, tax revenues increase.

2. End the Federal Reserve’s artificial control of interest rates and their inflationary policies that, at a minimum, dampen our economic system.

good stuff