The background you want
in your next congressman
Early voting continues through Saturday
BOSSIER CITY (Aug. 25, 2008) – The campaign for Louisiana’s 4th Congressional District seat in Congress is really an extensive job interview. And, as one of the applicants, I really want you to look closely at my resume and credentials.
It’s time to start the hiring process. Please take advantage of early voting from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. each day through Saturday, Aug. 30, and cast your ballot for me. Having your vote would be a great honor for me, and I’m working daily to earn your support.
Being a member of Congress is about serving the people you represent. I’m proud of my service to the community. As a Past Present of the Chamber of Commerce and a member of the Economic Development Foundation, I’ve dedicated my time and energy to bringing in new businesses and helping existing businesses flourish. I’ve concentrated on attracting responsible employers who offer good salaries and benefits.
The role of the military in this congressional district cannot be overestimated. In addition to being integral to our national defense strategy, Barksdale Air Force Base and Fort Polk are tremendous economic engines for the area. As a member of the Military Affairs Council, I continue to keep on top of the ongoing changes and challenges for these installations.
You may have seen some of the notices about people endorsing my campaign. People such as Bossier City Mayor Lo Walker, State Reps. Jane Smith and Jim Morris, Bossier Marshal Johnny Wyatt know first-hand of my track record. Of course, I'm very proud to have received the endorsement of our current congressman, Jim McCrery.