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Tag: annoucement

Tim Walberg Announces for U.S. House

By apackof2, Section News
Posted on Tue Jul 14, 2009 at 09:55:17 AM EST
Tags: Walberg, U.S. House of Representatives, annoucement, candidate, Schauer, 7th district (all tags)

(Promoted by Nick...)

"I trust the American people, while Mark Schauer trusts big government."

Tim Walberg today announced he is running for the U.S. House of Representatives.

"The people of south central Michigan are hard working, entrepreneurial and care deeply for their community, but are struggling mightily due to excessive government spending, recent tax increases, and a big government that is squashing hope and economic opportunities," said Walberg

"I cannot sit idly while Congressman Schauer votes to raise taxes, spend trillions we don't have and bring the failed Granholm strategies he advanced in Michigan to Washington D.C. In contrast, I will fight for Michigan families by working to balance the budget, move America toward energy independence, and provide across-the-board tax relief to reward hard work and spur job creation. I trust the American people, while Mark Schauer trusts big government," Walberg concluded.

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