Turner for SD Senate

It is interesting when a conservative puts a thought out there, liberals will attack the semantics, but not the subject. I never claimed to be perfect, my grammar at times gets the best of me, along with my spelling.

What liberals want is not what I or many other Americans want. We want a nation with strong morale leaders, a nation where Christians are involved. Who stand up and fight for the unborn, against gay marriage and the numerous left of normal issues the liberals have.

Liberals ask for a debate on the issues but distort the truth. Or use revisionist history. And remember, liberals come in all shape, size and political party affiliation.

Pray, talk about issues and JUST VOTE.

God Bless

Chris

The nation cried tears for the past week about someone who at times was more than a man. Ronald Wilson Reagan healed a nation, now with his passing he may do it again. It is time for the REAL GOP to stand up and be counted. We have let the left paint us into a corner and have cow tailed and bowed to them. There is nothing wrong with Conservative ideas, nothing wrong with stark contrast. We need a two part system NOW. It is so hard to tell the difference between the GOP and the Dems right now, to much going to the middle. In doing so it is turning off voters. Why should they care, when they see candidates it is hard to tell the differences between them. Reagan had strength of convictions and never wavered, the GOP needs that some strength. I will never stop supporting the GOP but that doesn't mean I will not stop calling for change. CHANGE IS GOOD, the GOP needs to become that bright and shining star on a hill that Reagan so wanted.

Chris

District 18 Republican State Senate candidate Chris Turner is for the repeal of the food tax. Chris knows it does not matter what legislators feel or think about this issue. It is now up to the citizens of South Dakota. Moreover, candidate Turner wants the voters to make an informed choice and know the pros and the cons of repealing this tax. Chris believes that it would be best to repeal the tax slowly to allow the South Dakota government a chance to make up the lost revenue without hurting state services that depend upon the revenue generated from the food tax. The ideal situation and right time to decide this issue would be when the federal government deals with the issue of internet sales tax. It is possible that revenue generated from internet sales would be equal to the amount lost be the repeal of the food tax.

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