Posted on 07/18/2005 11:02:07 PM PDT by Dan from Michigan
Jack Kemp, JC Watts To Head
Butler for U.S. Senate National Fundraising Effort
Lathrup VillageTwo of the GOPs most prominent national leaders have signed on as Co-Chairs of Keith Butlers national finance committee. Jack Kemp and JC Watts, two of the Republican Partys most prominent leaders and spokesmen have agreed to head up Keith Butlers national fundraising efforts.
Jack and JC are two people that I greatly admire. They have both served this country with honesty and integrity. I am very grateful that they will help me in my campaign, said Keith Butler, candidate for the U.S. Senate.
The Butler campaign continues to gain momentum. Within the last week Butler has announced he has raised over $800,000 and picked up the support of dozens of key party leaders.
Butler went on to say, With the support of Attorney General Mike Cox and 24 Michigan legislators, I have been able to garner the endorsement of 31 state committee members and 31 county chairs. As I travel the state, I am encouraged by the support I have received and I have become more aware of the desire for change in the U.S. Senate.
When's JC gonna get back in the ring, I wonder?
It will be refreshing to see Stabenow gone from Congress.
When's JC gonna get back in the ring, I wonder?
I think he'd be an ideal candidate for the VP. I like the guy, but he's not yet POTUS qualified.
Cheney/Watts 08
That will get you some long odds in Vegas.
Butler continues to put together an impressive organization.
This race is looking gooder and gooder.
Cheney/Watts 08
That will get you some long odds in Vegas.
You have to admit that it sounds pretty interesting though. It definitely sounds better than Clinton/McCain 08.
That sounds like stock up, load up time.
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