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[Jeffrey Johnson]
Jeffrey A. Johnson
for Alabama House of Representatives
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Jeffrey A. Johnson
for Alabama House of Representatives, District 10

My Political Opponents

In case you're wondering who my political opponents are, I will list them here. You might think it is foolish for me to advertise my competition, but I'm doing it to demonstrate that these status quo, live-and-breathe-politics folks basically advocate just tweaking our existing state government (along with advocating their pet pork projects), without fundamentally changing anything. These people want to increase the power of the state over the citizens of Alabama.

I agree with exactly one thing that Gov. George C. Wallace said:
"There's not a dime's worth of difference between the Republicans and Democrats ."

Democratic Party:

Pam Smith
From The Huntsville Times, 31-May-2002, Special Election Section, page 5:

Pam Smith, Democrat

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"Establish an opportunity for a vote by Alabama citizens regarding constitutional reform through a convention."

 [My translation:]
Re-write the Alabama Constitution of 1901 to:
- remove the existing upper limit on state income tax rates, so they can be
drastically increased "for education".

Republican Party:

Mike Ball
From The Huntsville Times, 31-May-2002, Special Election Section, page 5:

Mike Ball, Republican

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[My translation:]
Republicans usually "talk the talk" about reducing spending, etc., but they never seem to come through and "walk the walk" and actually do much in that regard. In Alabama, they also tend to demagogue the populace into thinking they're ultra-moral by advocating putting the 10 Commandments up everywhere at taxpayer expense.

Republican Party (Primary Victims):

Results of the June 4, 2002, Republican primary for State House District 10:
Mike Ball1,488 votes40%
Ken Arnold1,451 votes39%
Chuck Yancura800 votes21% = He's outta here!

Ken Arnold and Mike Ball competed in the June 25, 2002 runoff election:
Mike Ball1,389 votes60%
Ken Arnold925 votes40% = He's outta here!

Ken Arnold
From The Huntsville Times, 31-May-2002, Special Election Section, page 5:

Ken Arnold, Republican

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[My translation:]
At least he has a website.
How much do you want to bet his website doesn't link back to mine ???

Chuck Yancura
From The Huntsville Times, 31-May-2002, Special Election Section, page 5:

Chuck Yancura, Republican

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Last Updated: 21-August-2002

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