IN or OUT 2010

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Although signing on to this pledge or becoming a 9/12 candidate does not warrant an official endorsement, if any do not believe, support, or reflect these beliefs in their actions or statements certainly guarantees that they are not supporting you. More importantly those that are not with us are also not supporting, protecting, or willing to defend the Constitution.

The following elected officials and/or candidates have either singed on to seven of the nine principles or agreed to the five pledges. We encouraged you not to vote for these candidates because they are listed but rather look into each of them for yourselves and ultimately vote for the person of principle that best represents your values and the values that founded this country:



Kentucky United States Senate Candidates




Bill Johnson (R) - Kentucky United States Senate Candidate
http://www.kentuckybill.com/

“I believe the primary sworn duty in office is to fulfill the stated purpose of our Constitution, which is to secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity. The 9/12 principles are roadmap to protecting America for future generations.” - Bill Johnson









Rand Paul (R)- Kentucky United States Senate Candidate
http://www.randpaul2010.com/







Other Candidates that are running but have not yet signed either the IN/OUT or 9/12 Pledge:
Trey Grayson (R)
Gurley Martin (R)
Jon Scribner (R)
John Stephenson (R)
James Buckmaster (R)

Jack Conway (D)
Dan Mongiardo (D)
Darlene Price (D)
Maurice Sweeney (D)

John Long (I)







Kentucky 1st Congressional District Candidates


Candidates that are running but have not yet signed either the IN/OUT or 9/12 Pledge:
Ed Whitfield (R) *

Charles Hatchett (D)






Kentucky 2nd Congressional District Candidates


Candidates that are running but have not yet signed either the IN/OUT or 9/12 Pledge:
Brett Guthrie (R)*

Ed Marksberry (D)







Kentucky 3rd Congressional District Candidates


Candidates that are running but have not yet signed either the IN/OUT or 9/12 Pledge:
Jerry Durbin (R)
Larry Hausman (R)
Todd Lally (R)
Jeff Reetz (R)
Brooks Wicker (R)

John Yarmuth (D) *







Kentucky 4th Congressional District Candidates


Candidates that are running but have not yet signed either the IN/OUT or 9/12 Pledge:
Geoff Davis (R) *

John Waltz (D)







Kentucky 5th Congressional District Candidates


Candidates that are running but have not yet signed either the IN/OUT or 9/12 Pledge:
Hal Rodgers (R) *

Jim Holbert (D)
David Prince (D)
Ken Stepp (D)






Kentucky 6th Congressional District Candidates


Andy Barr (R) – Kentucky 6th Congressional District Candidate
http://andybarrforcongress.com/

“Since the beginning of our campaign, I have had the opportunity to travel around the District and listen to the people of Central Kentucky . Their message is clear: We need a new way forward in Washington . We need leadership that will stop the out of control spending, prevent a government takeover of our healthcare system, and protect Kentucky jobs by promoting energy independence. Most of all, Central Kentuckians want a Congressman who is responsive to their concerns and shares their values. My parents taught me the values of hard work, fiscal responsibility and living below your means. I'm running for Congress to restore those values to Washington and to provide a check and balance to the party in power” – Andy Barr





Matt Lockett (R) – Kentucky 6th Congressional District Candidate
http://www.mattlockett.net/













George Pendergrass (R) – Kentucky 6th Congressional District Candidate
http://www.gpendergrass.com/









Candidates that are running but have not yet signed either the IN/OUT or 9/12 Pledge:
Perry Barnes (R)
John Kemper II (R)
Mike Templeman (R)

Ben Chandler III (D) *







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whomever you vote for see if they believe the following and support the candidate that supports you and the Constitution. You are never throwing a vote away if you vote for and out of Principle. Remember the lesser of two evils is still evil….
1. I believe in a balanced budget and therefore will vote for a freeze in government spending until that goal is realized.
2. I believe government should not increase the financial burden on its citizenry during a difficult economic times, therefore I will oppose all tax increases until our economy has rebounded.
3. I believe more than four decades of US dependence on foreign oil is a travesty, therefore I will support an energy plan that calls for immediately increasing usage of all domestic resources including nuclear energy, natural gas and coal as necessary.
4. I believe in the sovereignty and security of our country and therefore will support measures to close our borders except for designated immigration points so we will know who is entering and why. I will vehemently oppose any measure giving another country, the United Nations, or any other entity power over US citizens.
5. I believe the United States of America is the greatest country on earth and therefore will not apologize for policies or actions which have served to free more and feed more people around the world than any other nation on the planet.
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