Joe Kelley
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Wow,
I got 2 votes.
Check this out:
http://www.lewrockwell.com/north/north877.html
3. Get him to sign a resignation letter. Before you work for him, make sure he has signed a resignation letter. This letter says the following:
To the voters of [district, state]:
I am making this public. If I ever vote for [whatever], I will turn in my letter of resignation to the [government body] within 24 hours.
If I fail to do this, I expect voters to vote against me at the next election, since I clearly cannot be trusted.
I expect my opponent in the primary to defeat me next time, and if he doesn't, my opponent in the general election will. And should.
Very truly yours,
Name Candidate for [whatever]
This is a political suicide letter. You will see who is serious and who is not by means of a signed resignation letter. Post it online. If he refuses to sign it, start working to undermine him after he defeats the squishy incumbent. Above all, do not trust him.
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