“it’s surprising the man has raised the subject, but I’m glad he did. We’re a long way from San Francisco, and it’s a tough election cycle for a limousine liberal carrying around maximum contributions from Nancy Pelosi and the SEIU.”
PHOENIX (September 2, 2010) – Day three and nothing but silence from the Hulburd campaign on Ben Quayle’s call to return all campaign donations and renounce endorsements from the unions that are participating in the boycott of the state of Arizona.
“Ben has been around politics for a long time with solid conservative values and he is the next generation that we need to be sending to Congress. His passion for fighting the drug cartels of Mexico and what he calls the “tax cartel” in Washington is the breath of fresh air this country needs.”
The last three days have been a comedy of errors for Republican challenger Vernon Parker, as the self-proclaimed former Christian pastor spreads lies about fellow GOP candidate Ben Quayle. In a desperate attempt to mislead the voters of CD-3 for his own political gain, Parker claimed that Ben “rented a family.” Once Quayle defended himself and cleared his nieces’ names, Parker promised the Guardian that he would retract his statements, Parker said “Of course. If they are his nieces, of course I would.” He has yet to retract this statement publicly to his constituents and Parker was clearly not genuine in his claim as mailers and robo calls have gone out with further lies about Quayle in the last 24 hours.
