With frustration over Congress at an all-time high, it’s tempting to vote for a political newcomer instead of an incumbent.
But not in the July 22 Republican Senate runoff between U.S. Rep. Jack Kingston and businessman David Perdue. Georgia needs tested experience to fight for our state in a Democrat-controlled government that is failing the American people.
Georgia needs Jack Kingston. And the nation does, too.
He realizes the culture of corruption at the VA needs to be fixed to extend the best possible care to our nation’s veterans.
He’s fighting for tighter border security and against illegal immigration from his seat in the House Immigration Reform Caucus.
He wants to scrap the new bloated bureaucracy that has come with Obamacare.
He wants a simpler, fairer tax code. And you do, too.
Kingston has a solid background supporting the military presence in Georgia, a state vitally important to national defense. As a House member he’s already represented the best interests of several of Georgia’s military installations. He would be a superb Senate advocate for Augusta’s Fort Gordon. Indeed, he helped vigorously push for the U.S. Army Cyber Command to locate here in the CSRA.
His conservative credentials are solid. He has a lifetime voting record of 100 percent in line with the National Conservative Union, and 96 percent with the National Federation of Independent Business. The National Rifle Association endorses him. So does the National Right to Life.
It’s going to take a candidate with broad appeal to face off against Democratic nominee Michelle Nunn in November. Kingston’s got that appeal.
via The case for Kingston | The Augusta Chronicle.
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