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. . hold the debate 1800s-style at Missouri's first state capitol building in St Charles Missouri . . I'd like to see the 'bold and the beautiful' sweat out a debate there with no A/C . . let's see if any REAL politicians left in 2012 Missouri . . .

"I have always sent these calls out at the least intrusive time I could think of -- around noon on Saturdays -- that way voters get most of them by voicemail or answering machine. Keep them to no more than 15 seconds in duration and offer an Opt Out"

. . . the numbers indicate that Brad Lager's hopes of eking away at Kinder's lead are an exercise in futility as long as Mike Carter maintains or improves his position in the polls. Carter has a strong Ron-Paul following that continues to grow . . .

In St. Charles County Missouri Ron Paul won seats for all 147 delegates going to the state and district conventions. Mike Carter was selected as a delegate for both. "The GOP in Missouri is clearly dealing with new and growing forces . . .

Mike Carter, candidate for Lieutenant Governor, applauds MO Senate for refusing to support a gubernatorial-election-change proposal that limits voter rights. "It's not good for the legislature to consciously try and dilute the citizens' votes."

The only term limits that should definitely be implemented are on unelected bureaucrats. “Bureaucrats do not have to operate in the real world and too often have no idea what it means to responsibly produce something and keep customers happy,”

Carter is a supporter of Ron Paul-type politics, advocating smaller government, the abolishment of unnecessary spending, and a ban on unnecessary intrusion into the private lives of citizens. "It has long been my opinion that . . .

It's ridiculous that Missouri Senators Lamping and Crowell are pushing a new law to force Lt. Governor and Governor candidates to run on the same ticket. There will be upwards of 10 candidates on this year's ballot -- that's good for democracy."

Missouri Lieutenant Governor Candidate Says Law-Making is the Responsibility of Elected Officials. "Legislators are to make laws, not bureaucrats. The legislature's dependence on bureaucrats gives too much power to unelected officials."

Missouri Cannot Afford ~$90,000 A Year for A Part-Time Position Occupied By Someone Who Doesn’t Think He Can Be Governor. Carter respectfully asks that Kinder get a real job that will allow him to leave taxpayers’ money alone.

. . hold the debate 1800s-style at Missouri's first state capitol building in St Charles Missouri . . I'd like to see the 'bold and the beautiful' sweat out a debate there with no A/C . . let's see if any REAL politicians left in 2012 Missouri . . .

"I have always sent these calls out at the least intrusive time I could think of -- around noon on Saturdays -- that way voters get most of them by voicemail or answering machine. Keep them to no more than 15 seconds in duration and offer an Opt Out"

. . . the numbers indicate that Brad Lager's hopes of eking away at Kinder's lead are an exercise in futility as long as Mike Carter maintains or improves his position in the polls. Carter has a strong Ron-Paul following that continues to grow . . .

In St. Charles County Missouri Ron Paul won seats for all 147 delegates going to the state and district conventions. Mike Carter was selected as a delegate for both. "The GOP in Missouri is clearly dealing with new and growing forces . . .

Mike Carter, candidate for Lieutenant Governor, applauds MO Senate for refusing to support a gubernatorial-election-change proposal that limits voter rights. "It's not good for the legislature to consciously try and dilute the citizens' votes."

The only term limits that should definitely be implemented are on unelected bureaucrats. “Bureaucrats do not have to operate in the real world and too often have no idea what it means to responsibly produce something and keep customers happy,”

Carter is a supporter of Ron Paul-type politics, advocating smaller government, the abolishment of unnecessary spending, and a ban on unnecessary intrusion into the private lives of citizens. "It has long been my opinion that . . .

It's ridiculous that Missouri Senators Lamping and Crowell are pushing a new law to force Lt. Governor and Governor candidates to run on the same ticket. There will be upwards of 10 candidates on this year's ballot -- that's good for democracy."

Missouri Lieutenant Governor Candidate Says Law-Making is the Responsibility of Elected Officials. "Legislators are to make laws, not bureaucrats. The legislature's dependence on bureaucrats gives too much power to unelected officials."

Missouri Cannot Afford ~$90,000 A Year for A Part-Time Position Occupied By Someone Who Doesn’t Think He Can Be Governor. Carter respectfully asks that Kinder get a real job that will allow him to leave taxpayers’ money alone.