Bruce R. Hough: Jason, I missed you!

Thursday, March 12, 2009

Jason, I missed you!

Jason, I missed you! EFCA eliminates the requirement for secret ballots if 50% plus one can be "convinced" to sign up for organizing... today a secret ballot is required to organize after obtaining 30% of the employee's signature... big change... sorry you don't get it...

Hey, but the least you can do is help the economy by buying my son's new CD, the Ballas Hough Band. You can feel patriotic by putting cash into the economy and you might even enjoy it... available wherever music is sold!

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Experience...

· Experience as former RNC Member when State Party Chairman (1991-1995) Current National Committeeman (2008 -2016)
· Effective fundraiser, raising record amounts as party chairman and ten's of thousands of dollars for the State Party and the Romney Campaign; long-time member of the party’s major donor organization - The Elephant Club
· Active grassroots party participant for more than 25 years as a member of the state central committee, precinct chairman, County Officer, and county, state and national delegate
· Successful leadership and management experience in politics, business, religious, civic, and charity organizations

Why I Serve...

· To recruit men and women of character, with common beliefs and principles to serve in elected office
· To raise funds and develop resources to successfully assist those willing to enter the arena of public service
· To provide management and leadership experience to the state and national party
· To inject a strong dose of conservative thought to the national party
· To persuade others to follow the principles of:

Individual Responsibility; caring for ourselves and family, for the helpless, the weak and the unborn

Proper Role of Government; protecting our rights, not usurping them

Fiscal Conservatism; keeping the size and scope of government in line with its constitutional role

“Unalienable Rights” and “Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness” are not simple platitudes; they are the words that led men to establish this nation and to write an inspired constitution that remains the most important governance document in the world today.