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Wow, I know you Ted. We went to school together at AF a long time ago You inherited that business, but you worked hard as a child there. Then as a man.
You are a good man. You would be a good and decent leader. If I lived in the area, I would vote for you simply because I knew you in high school and your were ok. You listened to others and laughed with them. I would feel good about bringing problems to you and listening to your possible solutions.
Do I encourage others to vote for you? Of course.
Good luck my long lost friend.
Ted is a good man, but a democrat. And you know we can't vote for one of "them." He will lose.
Why would anyone vote for a party over a person! Because are they do not know any better? If you think ted barrat is a good man then vote for him. End of converstion! Dont base your decision on what party they belong to.
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