Ron Kind

Is it any wonder more good people don’t run for public office?

Just look at the way Senator Bunning of Kentucky is treated for daring to raise objections over the reckless spending in Washington.  Ron Kind likes to brag about his support of the "PayGo" law that forces Congress to pay for things by finding cuts in other programs or increasing taxes.  The bottom line, according to Ron Kind, is that the Congress must pay for things without adding to the nation’s deficit.

On its face it makes perfect sense but what Ron Kind failed to mention to the local media and to the voters of Western Wisconsin is that he and his colleagues also built in a humongous loophole that allows them to essentially pass any spending plan they want and add it to our morbidly obese deficit.

Ron Kind Continues to Bribe the Voters

With unemployment at record levels, several small businesses closing their doors, prices for many goods and services rising, it is amazing to me that politicians like Ron Kind continue to bribe voters with stimulus money that came out of our own pockets.

Ron Kind's Allies Use Character Assassination Instead of Substance

A letter writer from Sparta recently launched a personal attack against congressional candidate Dan Kapanke in the Dunn County News.  Instead of discussing issues the writer chose to use false assumptions in an attempt to divert your attention and damage Dan Kapanke's integrity.

Instead of sinking to the Democrat's level of gutter politics I will instead stick to the issues. Here are just a few examples from Ron Kind's voting record:

Precisely why the government should not have gone down this road to begin with

Sometimes the idiotic behavior of our elected officials truly astounds me.  These men had the legislation in their hands.  They helped craft the wording.  They spent hours debating the particular points with their colleagues. Then they passed them into law.

In all of that time couldn't they just once stop to think about their constituents back home and ensure that the law was worded accordingly?  No, of course not.  There are far more powerful forces in Washington that they were concerned about.

Folks, we need to fire these men.  They have been there too long and now only represent the government while we the people are ignored.

Ron Kind speaks about job creation

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