We picked a good week to take a break before the primary election - it was quiet while we were gone, and now the <http://www.hillnews.com/thehill/export/TheHill/News/Frontpage/080906/renzi. html> long knives are coming out as the Democratic primary nears.
We're finishing production on our TV ads, which we'll put online shortly so everyone can appreciate the difference between candidates who talk about issues and candidates who just talk about other candidates. (Remember that even a small contribution will allow us to share these commercials with TV watchers - only $50 will let me broadcast 10 ads to people who will make the decision about who will best represent them in Congress.) Several questionnaires arrived in the mail last week, so we'll get those posted online in the coming few days. I mentioned in a lengthy radio interview today with KIKO Radio that my fellow candidates have so far failed to share their responses to these <http://www.schlosserforcongress.com/media-press/op-ed/060719_Public_exposur e.php> questionnaires. Media <http://www.schlosserforcongress.com/media-press/news_coverage.php> coverage is increasing, but most remains focused on the five Democratic nominees leading up to their hotly contested primary on September 12th. One nice exception was a <http://www.schlosserforcongress.com/media-press/news_coverage.php?news_id=2 5&start=0&category_id=&parent_id=&arcyear=&arcmonth=> current-events Wikipedia entry. I enjoyed a great meeting with the members of several chambers of commerce around Prescott the week before last, met several new supporters, and had the opportunity to speak to the assembled crowd along with candidates for US Senate, Arizona governor, and the state legislature. These events will accelerate following the primary, and we're tracking our engagements on the calendar <http://www.schlosserforcongress.com/get_involved/calendar.php> at the Web site. My last <http://www.schlosserforcongress.com/media-press/op-ed/060726_Enlarge_the_pr oblem.php> op-ed column discussed the importance of thinking outside the box, and tomorrow's will address the trillion-dollar book-cooking schemes of the Federal budget. Blogging during the past couple of weeks was vacation-light but packed with compelling rhythms: * Who benefits from complicated tax laws http://www.schlosserforcongress.com/blog/blog.php?blog_id=68 * The porkiest legislators http://www.schlosserforcongress.com/blog/blog.php?blog_id=69 * A real minimum wage http://www.schlosserforcongress.com/blog/blog.php?blog_id=70 * Cooking the books, DC style http://www.schlosserforcongress.com/blog/blog.php?blog_id=71 * Musical interludes http://www.schlosserforcongress.com/blog/blog.php?blog_id=72 Thanks for your continued interest and support. _____________________ David B. Schlosser for Congress - Arizona's 1st <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> www.SchlosserForCongress.com 103 E Mohawk Dr | Flagstaff AZ 86001-6904 | 928-255-0195 Freedom - Responsibility - Accountability ... to balance the checkbook Reply with "Unsubscribe" in the subject line to be removed from this distribution. C 2006, Schlosser for Congress Authorized and paid for by Schlosser for Congress, Scott Gude, Treasurer [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ForumWebSiteAt http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Libertarian Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Libertarian/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
