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real conservatives are less concerned about having their "turn" than making sure they have conservative "values" represented.
The Madison Project is supportive of two conservative candidates for the 43rd district. The previous post was one, and Jim Theinel of Waterford is another. The conservative stable will be full this next cycle.
Many have heard Jack Hoogendyk's 'immigrant's son' story of bootstrap success, and Americanism.
Jack stayed on path, and the traditions of conservatism, limited government, and personal responsibility are not solely limited to Dutch European settlers. One of a couple conservative contenders fighting to serve the 43rd District is Peru born and current clarkston resident Jose Aliaga.
