Posted on 05/24/2009 10:39:51 PM PDT by Yomin Postelnik
Key to victory is that Republicans develop a 435 strategy, fielding candidates in every seat. The need to take the fight to Democrats should be obvious to anyone who’s ever watched as much as a little league game in which one team has a great offense while the other plays a fine defensive strategy. Team offense wins 10-1.
Fielding a candidate in each congressional district also allows us to gain some real stars who want to do amazing things for their district. Few if any have ever run with a more unique story than 2010’s Republican candidate for Florida’s 23rd district, renown human rights leader Bernard Sansaricq.
To begin with, Bernard Sansaricq knows the struggle for human rights first hand. This leader, who eventually rose to become the President of the Senate in Haiti, saw 13 members of his family killed by the Duvallier regime in 1964. In August 1987, Sansaricq was almost assassinated by the Haitian Army. His life was spared when friends managed to bring him to safety at Haiti’s Argentine Embassy.
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thats nice and all, but how strong is he in capitalist principles
I live in the disgraced former judge, Alcee Hastings, district. Voted against him in this gerrymandered district made to insure a black representative.
A district that goes from parts of Rivera Beach to Fort Pierce and Indiantown.
What a joke, but I’ve never heard of this guy, Bernard Sansaricq.
Also, Fort Pierce is the third largest Haitian populated city in the world.
Bernard’s great. Check out my blog www.winningelections.blogspot.com for more about Sansaricq. He’s a good guy and a rare candidate.
Thanks Yomin, I’ll do that.
Take care.
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