My name is Rebekah Johansen Bydlak, and I am running for Congress.
If elected, I will be the youngest woman to ever serve.
I am a member of the Uber and Lyft generation, of Facebook and Twitter and new technologies that change the way we work and live our lives.
We’re creative. We’re hardworking. And we’re focused on outcomes and solutions, not just following the status quo. Which is why we’re also going to be today’s problem-solvers for tomorrow’s generations.
If one thing is clear, it’s that the American people won’t be accepting business as usual in 2016.
They’re frustrated, and rightfully so.
Not only are we faced with historic debt, but for decades the American people have had to live their lives with government failures that have created this massive liability. Regulations have gone rogue, health care is too expensive, people are punished for their deeply-held beliefs by an administration that thinks it knows better, and we have an unprecedented threat of terror attacks on our home soil.
It’s time to say enough is enough.
I have had the privilege of calling Northwest Florida home for most of my life. I grew up here. The community is my family, my friends, and my neighbors.
Which is why I am so motivated to make a difference on their behalf.
On behalf of the veterans who sacrificed everything to defend us, only to be treated like a burden by the VA.
On behalf of the families who are trying to make ends meet with stagnant wages and widespread unemployment.
And on behalf of the young Americans who are saddled with debt and are left to grapple with the consequences from the actions of generations before them.
Their stories are diverse. The solutions need to be, too.
I am committed to this cause.
My career has been spent tackling government’s spending addiction, serving as the Director of Outreach for the Coalition to Reduce Spending, which is the only national organization dedicated to reducing spending and debt. Every day I fight to defend hard-working taxpayers from the special interests, and will continue to do so in Congress.
My organization was placed on the notorious IRS Enemies List, and I intend to remain an enemy of the IRS and every big government agency that threatens the livelihoods and freedoms of my fellow Americans.
The residents of Northwest Florida, and regions all across this country, aren’t being heard by Washington. Their voices are being drowned out by bureaucrats in cubicles in D.C.
This is not how our government was intended to function. Government must serve the people, not the other way around.
It is up to us, the outsiders, the American people, to take back our government from the career politicians, the bureaucrats, and the yes-men. We must stand together and say, “No more!” No more $19 trillion debt, no more tax-and-spend policies, no more scandals, no more executive overreach, and no more disregarding the Constitution of the United States of America.
I want to be your partner in this effort, which is why I want to be your next Congresswoman.
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