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lonestarnot Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jul-24-08 09:03 PM
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Support education? Support Bob!
Edited on Thu Jul-24-08 09:04 PM by lonestarnot
Bob Lord for Congress 3rd District




Dear Friends,

Investment in education is a critical priority for the future of our economy, and this week, I'm taking time to show you my commitment to the future of education in Arizona and the nation. Our education system today represents the strength of our economy 20 years from now. Washington needs to see that investments in our public schools and in access to higher education is a critical investment in the future, something that John Shadegg refuses to see.

John Shadegg has been a constant opponent of improving America's schools. For example, Shadegg has endorsed the elimination of the Department of Education and voted against Head Start. In 2006, Shadegg voted to cut $2.2 billion from the Department of Education. Shadegg voted against special education programs and against reducing class size. Shadegg is a roadblock to giving every child a world-class education.

Read my Commitment to Education and call our campaign at 602-274-0068 to get involved. You can also email us at info@lord2008.com.

Thanks for your support,


Also This Week – Join us!

Back to School Education Roundtable Discussion with Bob Lord and Arizona educators
Arizona District 3 Congressional Candidate Bob Lord and Arizona educators will meet for a discussion on issues facing education in our state and nation and the outlook for our children's future.
When: Friday, 9:30-10:30 a.m.
Where: Phoenix Public Library Mesquite Branch: 4525 Paradise Village Parkway North, Phoenix 85032

Book Donation Drive
The Lord campaign is hosting a Bob Lord for Congress Book Donation Drive this week to benefit the Literacy Volunteers of Maricopa County (www.literacyvolunteers-maricopa.org). Arizona's children will have a greater chance of success in school if we give their parents an opportunity to improve their basic skills. Adult education programs help individuals age 16 and older to read, speak English, or prepare for the GED exam.
When: Monday-Wednesday, July 21-23
Where: Bob Lord for Congress Campaign Headquarters, 4736 N. 44th St., Phoenix
How to participate: Drop off your used books to Campaign Headquarters and Bob will deliver them personally to Literacy Volunteers Executive Director Lynn Reed on Thursday morning.

Education Phone Bank: Bob Lord and volunteers call voters, Campaign Headquarters, Thursday, 6 to 8 p.m.

Bob Lord lays out Education Plan: see it at http://lord2008.com/pdf/education_paper.pdf


News Clips


The Arizona Republic: Shadegg foe touts fundraising success
Democrat Bob Lord's congressional campaign says it has raised more than $1 million, a figure Lord contends is 10 times more than any other opponent of Congressman John Shadegg has raised.
Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/community/phoenix/articles/2008/07/15/20080715phx-congress0716.html

The Arizona Republic: Shadegg challenger stays confident
Incumbents typically have a huge advantage when running for Congress.
But when Harry Mitchell, former mayor of Tempe and former member of the Arizona Legislature, upset J.D. Hayworth in 2006, it gave hope to potential candidates such as Bob Lord.
Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/community/phoenix/articles/2008/07/14/20080714phx-congress0711inside.html

http://www.actblue.com/page/boblord




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