Although I had written many letters to the incumbent before beginning the campaign to replace him in May 2009, after my candidacy began I started to publish my letters to him publicly. This serves to 1) highlight the distinctions between the Congressman and myself, 2) publicly record a constituent's issues with his elected Representative.
Through October 21st, all letters have been printed out and handed by myself personally to the Representative at public meetings.
I have never received a single response to any of my letters, published or unpublished, before or after my candidacy.
I have had the chance to ask the Representative two questions in total at the five+ town halls I have attended, and he has my thanks for that, even though the answers were unsatisfactory.
If you have a letter to submit to me, you can create an account here, then click here to publish it to the front page of this website, or use my email on the right sidebar of the home page. Note that once I am elected in November 2010, I will install a novel yet simple form of accountable and transparent government nicknamed Our Open Office. As you can see from the below, I have requested the incumbent's feedback on this plan, and have not received any.
Anyone reading through these letters will likely agree that there is a very sharp distinction between the Congressman and myself. This is because I have something that he lacks. Principles.
Jake Towne
Nazareth, Pennsylvania
October 21, 2009
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November 8, 2009. I issue a formal invitation to both competitors to talk about the important issues facing our nation.
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Tuesday, July 7, 2009. I attend a town hall discussion with my Congressman and try to help out with solutions, instead of more excuses and "politics as usual."
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DontTreadonMeLV
but WHY should people suport YOU INSTEAD OF our CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICAN congressman? I M FOR WHOEVER IS MORE FOR AMERICA!!!!!