[Vision2020] Republican says don't vote for Republicans

[Reggie Holmquist]

I was able (by asking) to get this letter put up onto Huckleberries Online,
which is one of Idaho's most prominent political blogs.  Go and leave a
comment, thereby showing that there is interest for major blogs and news
outlets to highlight Latah County Politics.  This will help expose Bouma's
extremism to many Latah County voters.
http://www.spokesman.com/blogs/hbo/2010/oct/12/schroeder-blasts-tea-party-candidates/?c=204054&comments=1#c204054

-Reggie

On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 11:58 AM, Bill London <london at moscow.com> wrote:

>  *In a letter printed today (Oct 12) in the Tribune, Gary Schroeder (the
> recently de-throned Republican state senator) urges us to NOT vote
> for 2 Republican candidates !!!!!!!!!!!!*
>
> *I thank Schroeder to speaking the truth, and for supporting Dan Schmidt
> (Boama's opponent) and Shirley Ringo (Young's opponent)*
>
> *The letter is reprinted below....BL*
>
> *----------------*
>
> *Reject Young and Bouma*
>
> Do Latah County citizens really want two anti-public education Tea Party
> members to represent them in the Idaho Legislature? This year, high school
> dropout Isaac Young and disgruntled former teacher Gresham Bouma have taken
> advantage of the Tea Party movement to fuel their personal grudges against
> our public schools. If they are elected, your kids will pay the price.
>
> Tea Party enthusiast Young says he left Moscow High School because he was
> being "brainwashed." He promises to eliminate all property and income taxes,
> but has little understanding of the consequences of his proposal.
>
> His Tea Party running mate and friend, Bouma, is a government-hating,
> theocracy-leaning activist who proudly joined a speaking tour and website
> with Rep. Phil Hart of Hayden Lake, who currently owes around $1 million in
> tax debts and even kept taxes collected from his employees.
>
> Bouma vigorously applauds any mention of repealing the income and property
> taxes. He states that cutting education funding is his primary issue (Idaho
> Statesman, May 27). He refers to University of Idaho personnel as
> "intellectual elitists" and promises "more budget cuts" and to turn away all
> federal funding for the university and public schools (Lewiston Tribune, May
> 17).
>
> However, while blasting government spending, hypocrite Bouma doesn't
> complain about his federal farm subsidy checks (Environmental Working
> Group).
>
> These people were nominated by less than 10 percent of the registered
> voters because the vast majority of Latah County stayed home during the
> primary. They're counting on voter apathy again. Let's prove them wrong!
>
> Gary J. Schroeder
>
> Moscow
>
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