Abel Harding-The Hard Facts

I received an e-mail from the Duval Democratic Party the other day asking me to volunteer or contribute to the campaign of Mia Jones.  Jones, currently a member of the Jacksonville City Council, is the Democratic candidate running for Florida State House District 14.  As an elected member of the Duval County Democratic Executive Committee, I have taken an oath that I will not work against Democratic candidates; however, I cannot in good conscience support the campaign of Ms. Jones.  Read More Here

By TIA MITCHELL, The Times-Union

Jacksonville City Councilwoman Mia Jones would seem to have the upper hand in her campaign for the state House District 14 seat.

Posted by: Austin Cassidy in Interview, Politics

Sarah Lovett is a Republican candidate for State House of Representatives in District 14 and will face the winner of the Democratic primary (either Mia Jones or Pat Lockett-Felder) in November. Mrs. Lovett took a few moments to answer some questions for JaxDaily…

JaxDaily: Why did you decide to run for State House? Is this something you’ve thought about for a long time?

Sarah Lovett: Actually, this isn’t something I have thought about….read more

We are officially kicking off our Five For Freedom Contest. Between now and October 31st we want you to get five other concerned citizens to contribute to Sarah’s campaign. We know you and many others want to bring transparency and accountability back to government. Surely, there has to be at least five more people, just like you, that would like to see our government working for us instead of against us.

To ensure this message makes it to Tallahassee, each person that brings five new donors to the campaign will be invited to the Sarah Lovett victory party on November 4th. The person who brings the most new donors will receive a special gift and recognition at our event.

Unlike you, many people do not realize that our state legislators are an important key to protecting our freedoms and liberties. And many more fail to realize that most candidates spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to be elected to the position. You have to wonder why someone would spend over $100,000 to be elected to a seat that only pays $28,000. We all know Sarah is just the person to prove that the deepest pockets don’t always win elections. That is why this contest isn’t about the amount of the donation but the number of donors. Its about the people.

We look forward to seeing everyone at the victory party.

Contributions can be made via Paypal or by sending a check made out to:

A few things to remember:

We must have the name and address of all donors. Contributions over $200 must include the person’s occupation. Individuals and organizations may contribute a maximum of $500. Be sure to include your sponsor’s name in an email or on the check.

If you have any further questions you may contact us at:

sarahlovett2008@gmail.com

904-389-3433

Black Republican Group Continues MLK Billboard Campaign In Florida

“Our aim is to recapture the stellar civil rights record of the
Republican Party,” said the chairman of the National Back Republican
Association (NBRA), Frances Rice, “because it is past time that we
set the record straight.” Rice stated that the billboard campaign
highlighting the fact that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a
Republican captures the imagination and inspires people to visit the
website of the National Black Republican Association for addition
information.

According to Rice, billboards have already been put up in Charlotte,
Sarasota, Manatee, Pinellas, Hillsborough and Highlands counties in
Florida. The MLK billboard campaign is part of a comprehensive voter
education campaign that includes putting up MLK yard signs,
distributing MLK bumper stickers, mailing a newsletter to the homes
of black Americans and airing radio ads exposing Senator Barack Obama
as a far left-wing radical who should not be our president.

“We are making great strides with recapturing the Republican Party’s
civil rights heritage,” Rice said, “and exposing the racist past of
the Democratic Party.”

Details about the Democratic Party’s ugly civil rights history can be
found on the NBRA website at: www.NBRA.info.

Just a reminder for everyone to come on out this evening to kick-off our campaign for State House of Representatives District 14.

If you are unable to attend please take the time to show your support via a small contribution.

Remember no amount is insignificant, we send a stronger message in our numbers. Let’s show Jacksonville and Florida how real people bring real solutions to the table.

Looking forward to seeing everyone!!

Elect Sarah You’re Gonna LOVETT!!!

In liberty,

Sarah

Let’s Have Some Fun and

Show’em How Its Done!

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The numbers, taken at purely face value, are astounding.

In 2006, between the county and individuals, there were 16,872 delinquent property taxpayers from the 2005 tax year. The value of those taxes was just over $24 million.

Last year, those figures jumped to 19,003 delinquencies worth $34.25 million.

This year, there are 29,885 delinquencies worth $63.9 million, nearly double the previous year.

Read more here…

I wanted to take this moment to thank Sarah Lovett for awarding me this opportunity to manager her 2008 campaign for State Representative. I sensed Sarah’s excitement during our very first phone conversation, and as such, was very much impressed by her depth and breadth of knowledge in areas concerning her district. Thank you, to all, who are supporting this fine candidate.

That being said, any correspondence that needs to be addressed to Sarah Lovett’s campaign (questions, events, speaking engagements, or really anything in particular) can contact me here.

Over the next week or so, I may be emailing our volunteers requesting information on specific aspects of participating in this campaign. I will be out of town until Sunday, June 8th, so please do expect more activity from me after that date.

Onward we march …. for liberty and nothing less!

Ian M. Keogh
Campaign Manager
Sarah Lovett 2008,
for FL State Representative, District 14