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What A Difference ‘A Change’ Would Make In MN’s 1st

As I noted in my last post (Worthless Walz – No We Can’t Drill) there is a stark difference between the candidates in Minnesota’s 1st Congressional District. The incumbent Democrat Tim Walz is simply another Washington politician who toes the Democratic line that was drawn by their liberal special interests. 

Brian Davis on the other hand is offering real solutions, to the problems that Congress has created. He too has an Op Ed in the Worthington Daily Globe on energy, but his is full of solutions to help lower our energy prices and help our economy. (Note: The economy is where you work, live, and entertain yourself.)

Here’s his closing paragraphs. 

As the endorsed Republican candidate in our First Congressional District, I hear daily the personal stories of Minnesotans who are being negatively impacted by the lack of leadership from the politicians in Washington. As individuals and our Nation feel the economic straitjacket tightening, we are faced with difficult choices. Americans deserve to know what solutions our elected representatives offer so that our future is secure and our children will know the American dream.

In reality, this is a debate that reveals the stark contrast between those who have lost faith in America’s ability to do great things and those of us who know we can.

We must move forward with developing additional American energy supplies, the sooner the better.

Compare that to Walz’s doom and gloom, we can’t do anything, unreality based,  blame America’s businesses attitude, and you can see why Brian Davis is a perfect candidate to bring solutions to  Washington that will help out all Americans. 

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This entry was posted on Monday, June 30th, 2008 at 8:02 am and is filed under 2008, MN 1st - Walz, National, Politics. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

One Response to “What A Difference ‘A Change’ Would Make In MN’s 1st”

  1. gmpg425 says:
    July 2, 2008 at 9:10 pm

    Andy, I’m sick & tired of listening to people saying we can’t [fill in the blank]. I’m especially upset with Rep. Walz, which I made abundantly clear in this post.

    Actually, I asked Rep. Walz what proof he had that we can’t drill our way out of this crisis. I’m not holding my breath waiting for his reply.

    Instead, I forwarded several studies provided to me by the Heritage Foundation that utterly refute the Dems’ mantra. I suggest that we send such studies to our elected officials & our candidates challenging such lightweights as Rep. Walz.