Eric Deaton on Principles & Values

I have felt unrepresented for too many years

There are several reasons I have decided to run. First, I have felt unrepresented for too many years. Why is it that my positions, beliefs and ideas always seem in line with my co-workers, friends and family, but not with the actions of our government?

Second, the growing issues of job loss, home foreclosures, energy costs and healthcare affect the working class citizens more than any federal politicians.

Finally, poor management at the federal level now threatens the very fiber of this nation.

Source: Campaign website, www.deatonforsenate.com, "Issues" Feb 28, 2010

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