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Tag: 2010_electionBy pauldpeterson, Section News
RE: Bouchard press release on 11/30/2009 -
Bouchard lays out more specific changes: "A part-time Legislature is a step in the right direction for fixing Lansing" Before anyone levys an allegation that I'd be against this from a new governor as a new State Rep, let me allay those concerns that I am of the same mind of a part-time legislature down the road for sensible reasons, but Bouchard's reasons show that he doesn't realize what's really going on or what's at stake or proper balance of power in State government. Perhaps it's his sheriff background in the public sector that limits his outlook, but let me explain... (Read me out on this! Bouchard post represented at the end.) (1 comment, 1618 words in story) Full Story By pauldpeterson, Section News
Announcing the Candidacy of Paul "Revere" Peterson for State Representative in the 79th District, the north end of Berrien County and along the coast down to Bridgman (see 79th District Map here.)
Being a district with an open seat due to the term limit of the honorable Rep. John Proos, one of the Fighting 43, it will be determined in a Primary Election on August 3rd, 2010. Be there! If you want a REAL Conservative, you've got to vote in the Republican Primary. (6 comments, 205 words in story) Full Story |
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