One lesson that I've drawn from the 2008 Presidential campaign is that America needs a fresh face. As much as Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama may try to portray themselves as agents of change, they so monopolize the media spotlight that many of us have already grown weary of them and their rhetoric.If Americans want positive change, they should look to someone other than the political media darlings. They should look to Duncan Hunter. (Full disclosure: I've recently begun consulting with Hunter for his internet campaign.)
If you do not live on the West Coast and you're not a seasoned observer of Congress, you might well be asking, "Duncan Who?" But in this political season, it is a distinct advantage to not be part of the media-appointed old guard.
If you're concerned about national security, Duncan Hunter should be your guy. For more than a quarter century, he has worked diligently to ensure that America has a military it can be proud of. He knows first-hand the importance of a strong military, having served in Vietnam. As part of the House Armed Services Committee, Hunter has worked diligently to ensure that our military is well-equipped to defend America and its interests anywhere in the world.
If you do not live on the West Coast and you're not a seasoned observer of Congress, you might well be asking, "Duncan Who?" But in this political season, it is a distinct advantage to not be part of the media-appointed old guard.
If you're concerned about national security, Duncan Hunter should be your guy. For more than a quarter century, he has worked diligently to ensure that America has a military it can be proud of. He knows first-hand the importance of a strong military, having served in Vietnam. As part of the House Armed Services Committee, Hunter has worked diligently to ensure that our military is well-equipped to defend America and its interests anywhere in the world.
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