Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Tom McClintock for Congress

I just got this e-mail today. I am thrilled that Ron Paul is backing Tom McClintock for Congress. Karen and I voted for McClintock when he ran for governor here in California. He is currently a State Senator in the 19th district. I think loaning him to the House of Representatives would be a wise decision.

The current incumbent, John Doolittle announced his retirement in early 2008, so in the congressional election, Brown again won the Democratic nomination while State Senator Tom McClintock won the Republican primary, defeating former Congressman Doug Ose (who represented the nearby 3rd District from 1999 to 2005), Suzanne Jones, and Theodore Terbolizard. Former state senator Rico Oller was initially making plans to run, but pulled out after McClintock announced in order to prevent splitting the conservative vote in the primary.

Here's what Ron Paul had to say:

Dear Friend:

You know that I don't mince words and I don't back down in fighting a federal government that has far exceeded the confines of our Constitution. I could use some help in the House, and that¹s why I'm asking you to support my friend Tom McClintock.

You may remember when he stood up to the liberal Republican establishment in California and took on Arnold Schwarzenegger during the recall election in 2003. This guy will stand and fight, and we need him in the Congress. Tom has said that he expects our federal government to protect our borders and to preserve our individual freedoms as Americans. And beyond that, he wants it out of our pockets, away from our families and out of our faces. That¹s my kind of candidate.

He's facing the Daily Kos and DCCC fundraising machine, and he'll need our financial help on his side.

Will you help Tom with your generous online contribution of $250, $100, $50 or even the legal maximum of $2,300? You can also send your donation directly to Tom at: McClintock for Congress, 1029 K Street Ste 44, Sacramento CA 95814.

You have stood with me as I campaigned for the Presidency to return our federal government to its proper role. Will you help me bring a reliable ally to Congress?

Many thanks for all you have done.

In Liberty,



Ron Paul

Posted by email from Anthony Martin's Weblog (posterous)

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