Sheriff Richard Mack To Host Fundraiser For Rob McNealy

March 9th, 2010

Constitutional Sheriff Activist Coming to Colorado to Support Rob McNealy for CD6

AURORA, CO, March 8th, 2010 – Rob McNealy, Libertarian candidate for Colorado’s 6th Congressional District, is proud to announce that Constitutional crusader, Sheriff Richard Mack, will be in the Denver area to help raise money for Rob McNealy’s congressional campaign.

In 1994, Sheriff Mack successfully filed and won a Federal lawsuit challenging the Brady Bill. This stopped the federal government from forcing an unfunded mandate onto individual states. Sheriff Mack has continued to fight to limit the power of the federal government and increase the power to the states. And he supports candidates for higher office who will join him in this fight.  That’s why Sheriff Mack will co-host a fundraiser for Rob McNealy.

When: Thursday, March 18th from 7:00PM to 9:00PM

Where: Castlewood Public Library – 6739 South Uinta Street, Englewood, CO 80112.

Special Guest Speaker: Matt Arnold of Clear the Bench Colorado

Appetizers will be served and door prizes from Stranahan’s Colorado Whiskey will be given away. A suggested donation is $50 is asked of all guests, although donations of any size we be accepted. This will be a great opportunity to help a candidate who believes in individual liberties and states rights, and to meet Sheriff Richard Mack.

McNealy said, “As a long time fan of Sheriff Mack’s work and accomplishments, I am truly honored and humbled by his support of my campaign.  It has really motivated me to continue my fight for liberty.”

About Rob McNealy

Rob McNealy, is a small business owner and community activist. He earned his Bachelor Degree in Geography and Marketing from Central Michigan University, and his MBA from Colorado State University.  Rob and his wife Kristie McNealy, MD moved from the Midwest and settled in Colorado a decade ago to fulfill their dream of living in the Rocky Mountain West. Together, they run their family business and homeschool their four children while enjoying the Colorado lifestyle.

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Postage Stamp Drive – We Need Your Postage

February 26th, 2010

We are launching a postage stamp drive.  We need a lot of postage for fundraising.  If you have even a few extra stamps, please send them our way.  They all help.

Please mail them to:

Vote McNealy
P.O. Box 460574
Aurora, CO 80046-0574

Thanks,

Rob

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Sheriff Richard Mack Endorses Rob McNealy

February 10th, 2010

Sheriff Richard MackAURORA, CO, February 9th, 2010 – Rob McNealy, candidate for Colorado’s 6th Congressional District, is proud to announce that Constitutional crusader, Sheriff Richard Mack, endorsed him.

From his home in Arizona, Mack said “In this day and age, with our economy faltering, with the Republicans and Democrats giving out massive bailouts to banks and their Wall Street friends, government eroding our liberties and exceeding the scope of their true authority, we need someone in office who understands the Constitution and the principles of freedom our country was based on. Colorado’s 6th Congressional District (CD6) is fortunate to have Rob McNealy, a candidate who understands those principles. Rob McNealy is a true American, and that is why I proudly endorse Rob McNealy for Congress. Why would any citizen waste their vote on another tax and spend Republican or Democrat?”

In 1994 Sheriff Richard Mack filed a lawsuit challenging the Brady bill, to stop the federal government from forcing another unfunded mandate down our throats. He won a decision at the US Supreme Court on the issue of States’ rights. This suit catapulted him to national attention, with television appearances on the Donahue Show, Good Morning America, Crossfire, Nightline, CNBC, and SHOWTIME’S the AMERICAN CANDIDATE. He’s been featured on over 500 radio talk shows nationwide, ranging from G. Gordon Liddy and Charles Goyette to Derry Brownfield and Pat Buchannan. He has traveled the country extensively and has seen first hand the horrible side effects from politicians who have replaced the Constitution with their own political agendas and party platforms.

McNealy said, “As a long time fan of Sheriff Mack’s work and accomplishments, I am truly honored and humbled by this endorsement of me and my campaign.  It has really energized me.”

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Rob McNealy Testifies at the CO Senate Finance Committee

February 4th, 2010

I testified at the Colorado Senate Finance Committee on a package of new tax bills known as the “Dirty Dozen.”  Here is an audio of that testimony:

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Rob McNealy Joins Colorado Union of Taxpayers

December 14th, 2009

I recently joined the Colorado Union of Taxpayers and signed their pledge.  This pledge affirms my commitment to the principles of the Colorado Union of Taxpayers, and reads as follows:

I Rob McNealy, candidate U.S. House of Representatives – CD6 hereby pledge to the Citizens of Colorado:

  • Tabor: to honor and uphold the spirit as well as the letter of TABOR.
  • New Taxes: to oppose any new net tax increase.
  • Spending: to limit to limit government spending to growth of Colorado population and inflation.
  • Tax Surplus: to support the refund of surplus taxes to the citizens of Colorado proportional to their contributions.
  • Prioritize Spending: to support prioritizing the budget by shifting spending from lower valued programs to the higher priorities, and not fund spending with new net taxes.
  • Education: To support educational alternatives such as vouchers to create competition and improve student results at a lower cost.
  • Privatize: to support privatization of government departments and functions to make them more efficient and less expensive.
  • Property Rights: to defend private property rights from “takings” by government or by regulation.
  • Payroll Deductions: to oppose unauthorized payroll deductions that are used for political purposes.
  • Petition Rights: to support the citizen’s right to petition with rules as nonrestrictive as possible

Signed: Rob McNealy, December 13th 2009

Don’t you wish your state had such a great organization?

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