Scott almost surely will be coming to Washington. Frasier seems to have no significant fundraising operation, nor any national party support. The district is heavily Republican it went for John McCain over Barack Obama by 14 points. Scott is retired federal worker Ben Frasier, who has run 17 times previously without ever even winning his party’s nomination. … We need the patience necessary to delay our gratification for the promise of the future to come to fruition.” … People need to know this country’s system works. “She modeled the behavior she wanted us to replicate. And he credits his mother in a baseball, hot dogs, apple-pie way. (One brother is a command sergeant-major in the Army, and the other a lieutenant colonel in the Air Force.) He supports a moratorium on congressional earmarks. Scott is pro-life, pro-Second Amendment, a Tea Party enthusiast and strongly supportive of the military. It’s got to make cents as well as sense.” “If we are trying to honor the promises made to our senior citizens, how do you start new programs? Especially when 43 cents on the dollar are for deficit spending.” And: “There is nothing compassionate about an extra 99 weeks of unemployment benefits at the expense of unborn Americans and young Americans. Scott, though, seems far more comfortable talking about limiting government than Mr. Entrepreneurship changes lives for real.” Also: “As a small-business owner, I cannot pay higher taxes and hire more people.” Government intervention does not lead to a more promising future.
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A person who is full of compassion who is a conservative has to say that small business in a neighborhood creates jobs, not government.
… The War on Poverty was four decades, and the same people are living in the same neighborhoods and the same bad houses, in the same poverty. If it has to be done, let it be done by me with my own sweat equity. “That’s what I want to model as a public official. Scott himself is to hear the clear echoes of former Housing and Urban Development secretary and vice presidential nominee Jack Kemp, whom Mr. He has stuck to his guns during his entire service.” He’s low-key and very sincere, and he just tends to win people over because he is conscientious and hardworking. “He believes in limited government and lower taxes, and he never went native against those beliefs. Beasley and the son of a longtime Charleston County councilman. Maybank III, the state revenue director under former South Carolina Govs. “The reason he is so popular is that he never went native as a government guy,” said Burnet R. In the primary, not only did he defeat Paul Thurmond but also Carroll Campbell, namesake son of another former South Carolina governor. He was elected to the state legislature in 2008, then took his shot at Congress when U.S. He became politically active, always as a Republican, and served 13 years as one of nine members of the Charleston County Council (county population: 330,368), the final four years as chairman. Now 44, he owns an insurance agency (property, casualty, life) and part of a real estate agency.
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