Last Monday night Georgia House Speaker and 7th. District Representative David Ralston announced his re-election bid to a hometown crowd at the Fannin County Republican meeting.
“This year I will be a candidate for re-election to the Georgia House of Representatives from District 7 in the May 20th. Republican Primary. I Plan to win this race. When I do I will seek re-election to the Office of the Speaker to the Georgia House of Representatives”.
Ralston then, in a strong clear firm tone, laid out his campaign.
“I have worked hard over a number of years now to promote the conservative values we hold dear here in this part of the state.”
“Cutting spending, downsizing government, fighting to cut taxes, fighting to create a climate that promotes job growth which is conducive to free enterprise, protecting our second amendment right to bare arms and safe guarding our traditional values by advancing protection for the unborn. That’s what my record is; my conservative Republican values run true and deep.”
Ralston said he was proud of what he has done. He has always tried to take North Georgia values to Atlanta. Speaking about the upcoming campaign Ralston went on to say,
“I don’t mind a challenge; I don’t mind a good fight.”
“What this campaign is about? This is not a campaign about what’s best for our community; this is not a campaign about what’s best for our state. This is a campaign about a narrow agenda of anonymous special interest groups hanging around the State Capitol that didn’t get their way on some issues or another. They have some kind of agenda that is not good for the entire state of Georgia so they go find someone to run.”
via Special Interest Groups, “I Say Bring It On” – gilmer.fetchyournews.com.
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