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CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE MAY NAMES CAMPAIGN CONSULTANTS, GAINS
NATIONAL PROMINENCEINDIANAPOLIS – Carlos May, candidate for U.S. Congress in Indiana’s Seventh District,
has solidified his campaign structure for the November 2012 election and continues to
gain national attention.
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Congressional Candidate Carlos May with Mitt Romney |
“This team brings significant experience to our campaign,” said May. “Our goal is to use their expertise to help us dpread our message – that we will fight to fix our fiscal crisis and reduce our debt, protect small businesses, and restore individual liberty.”
May’s national profile continues to become more prominent, as well. On August 4, he attended a private fundraiser for presumptive presidential nominee Mitt Romney in Evansville, Indiana. During that event, May spent time with Romney, as well as with other statewide and national candidates. He also spoke with former Vice President Dan Quayle about the need for strength and diversity in the Republican Party.
May’s national profile continues to become more prominent, as well. On August 4, he attended a private fundraiser for presumptive presidential nominee Mitt Romney in Evansville, Indiana. During that event, May spent time with Romney, as well as with other statewide and national candidates. He also spoke with former Vice President Dan Quayle about the need for strength and diversity in the Republican Party.
Carlos May is the son of an Army Veteran and a graduate of Wabash College and the Thomas Jefferson School of Law. He served Indianapolis as the Director of the Mayor’s Office of Latino Affairs and a member of the Mayor’s Cabinet. He actively participates in the Helping One Student to Succeed (HOSTS) reading program and on the Board of Directors of The Boy Scouts of America. Previously, he was a member of the Board of Directors of the Beacon of Hope Center for Women. Additional information can be found at www.CarlosMay2012.com.
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6 comments:
poor Carlos isn't even trying -- he's only raised $14,255.00 this year and has $4,558.96 cash-on-hand. The incumbent Congressman André Carson raised $765,492.89 and had $489,501.83 cash-on-hand.
Thanks for saying something, wilson. I've been meaning to send a donation to Carlos.
And don't you forget....Peterson had $3 million about four months ahead of the election and Ballard had $50k.
Remember how that turned out?
Any of that Carson campaign money coming from U.S. Muslim Brotherhood?
I'm just asking because Carson seems to like those Muslim schools that beat innocent children into fear-based submission. He likes them so much that he wishes our schools were more like them.
I'll have to look when I have more time.
Shame on you -- religion-baiting now Melissa? "Muslim Brotherhood"?? Marvin Scott tried that junk two years ago and got skunked at the polls. I am sure Carlos May rejects your bigotry ...
Wilson? I heard Andre Carson remark about how much he loves Muslim schools and how America should model ours from them. I'm connecting dots and admitted I had not yet done my home work, but I am sure going to do so.
Are you saying Carson has not accepted monies from Muslim organizations, some with terrorist ties?
Let me know...I'm trying to my due diligence here.
And thanks for telling us you don't think of Carlos May as a racist, since you seem to think nearly everyone else is a racist, including me.
Sorry "religion" baiting.
I watched an hour long BBC special on Muslim schools in London. I watched the teachers berate and abuse the children on hidden camera, Wilson.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1356361/Shame-Britains-Muslim-schools-Secret-filming-shows-pupils-beaten.html#ixzz1zwwyfH1I
Is this the Madrassa school model that Andre Carson wants to use in Indiana for our children?
Is he taking campaign contributions to advance this agenda?
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