Dear Friends,
I’d like to offer my sincere thanks to those of you I’ve had the opportunity to either meet in person or talk with on the telephone over the last several months. As I continue expressing my views of good government and my desires to work for the people of Utah in the U.S. Senate, I want to ask you to do two things:
1. Compare the candidates. Take a long look at both web sites and compare our plans and our issues. I suggest starting at www.stout2010.com. For several months, as I’ve worked to reach out to every delegate in person, by phone and email, I’ve had a plan; a clear outlining of important issues and solutions.
2. Ask me questions. As detailed and as open as this campaign has been, I know that some of you still have questions about who I am and what I believe. The simplest solution to any problem is usually the best solution – so; call me and ask.
Between now and the state convention, my phone line is open and I am standing by to take your calls. Leave a message if you don’t get through and I’ll return the call as soon as I can.
Take the time to get to know me and the reasons I’m running for the U.S. Senate. I am always happy to share with you my thoughts and feelings on any given issue. I also promise to listen to your take and engage in sincere discussion and constructive dialogue about the topics that matter most to all Utahns.
Sincerely,
Christopher Stout
801-892-9700
Good e-mail written by you JM? Why haven’t you announced you’re the voice behind the Stout?
I didn’t write it.
I was wondering how long it would take you to pop up here, “James”. I’ve seen your droppings around the internet the last few weeks. Welcome.
So, yes, I agreed to help the Stout Campaign out about two weeks ago, right before the Salt Lake County Convention. Mr. Stout has been running this campaign since November of 2009, so, only someone trying to make a totally useless and untruthful point would think that I’m the voice of this campaign.
Second, I’m consulting a campaign, not running for anything. Only a blithering idiot, a total amateur, would pull attention away from the candidate to talk about staffing changes, printers, advisers, whatever. This campaign is about Mr. Stout’s issues, ideas, plans, etc. I’m just helping out because I like what he has to say, what he has planned, that he’s actually taken the time to map issues, problems and solutions; then shared them with the voters. I LIKE THAT.
(just a note, “James”, your inane ramblings all over the comment boards about Stout and Social Security are absolute BS. If you’re going to be a Troll, try telling the truth sometime.)