It is interesting to me how Democrats pick positions by voting records and not by right or wrong. Big businesses have to pay more taxes except if they speak kindly of democratic positions (General Electric’s CEO) or are owned by the auto workers and are given special presidential rules, then paying no taxes is all right. General Motors and GE paid no federal taxes on billions of dollars on income for 2011. Mitt Romney paid all his legal taxes on his millions but Democrats scream that he should pay more.

Democrats are willing to overlook their past leaders’ treatment of women while in office but can find a war on women behind every corner when it comes to Republicans. Voters that may vote illegally would probably vote Democratic, so let’s not look into voter fraud even though cases have come up in the news and vote counts have been higher than the number of people voting. Research from states with voter ID laws show no decrease in voting by senior citizens, but Democrats say let’s ignore that claim as if they believe Minnesota seniors aren’t as smart as people in other states.

Rep. Rich Murray and the Republicans crafted a budget that gave us a surplus, but it’s his fault that Gov. Mark Dayton vetoed efforts to use some of the surplus to give money back to school system. Vote for Rich Murray for House District 27A and Mitt Romney for president.

 

John Forman

Albert Lea