Bright is keeping it pretty conservative in DC, but he has went with the Dems a few times, most recently voting in the Defense Supplemental to send money to bailout the International Monetary Fund (IMF) instead of sending it to our troops.
And while he may be voting with the district in many cases, he sure doesn’t want to hire anyone from there to work in his DC office. Most people in his office are from out-of-state and have been with the Democratic establishment for a while. Can we trust someone who doesn’t want to hire people from within his district, much less his state, to work in his DC office?
Bama Dale in comment 53, aka #1 Bright Supporter in 54,
I appreciate your enthusiasm, but I do not care for commenters to leave multiple comments under different names to make it appear as if more than one person is leaving them.
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Idont live in thevdistric but looking at his record Bobby Bright has been a true conservative and would be hard to beat at this point
Bright is keeping it pretty conservative in DC, but he has went with the Dems a few times, most recently voting in the Defense Supplemental to send money to bailout the International Monetary Fund (IMF) instead of sending it to our troops.
And while he may be voting with the district in many cases, he sure doesn’t want to hire anyone from there to work in his DC office. Most people in his office are from out-of-state and have been with the Democratic establishment for a while. Can we trust someone who doesn’t want to hire people from within his district, much less his state, to work in his DC office?
We need more God fearing Americans in DC. Especially in the 2nd District
Bobby is a good God fearing Baptist, Dale. No snake has ever bitten him.
Bama Dale in comment 53, aka #1 Bright Supporter in 54,
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Thank you.
Danny
Alot of talking around the issues here, but what are her principles and values? Is she willing to stand up and fight? Who and what is she beholden to?
If she wants to be a leader, where is she at right now?