Changing America's course: An interview with Stanley Mack

The Communities at The Washington Times ^ | January 20, 2013 | Amanda Read

[SincerelyAmanda]

. . . "To this district and anybody who intends it harm, or anybody who wants to allow it to just exist and fester: This is a wake-up call for all conservatives, Republicans. This is a wake-up call for our nation," says Mack. "There is no other reason that we have allowed the issues to go this far, and to continue the dogma and lip service that we’re getting from some of our elected officials."

In the midst of a challenging era, Mack won't be an ideologue bound by negative talking points. On the subject of making Alabama's budget more independent of federal funding, he takes a realistic look at the state's resources and at the same time illustrates the conservative approach to economics that people misunderstand too often: It is more productive to increase the number of taxpayers than to raise taxes. . .

[Girlene]

Good interview. Sounds like a good candidate for Alabama!