4th – Frank Bielat Sholley

4th Congressional – Barney Frank, Earl Sholley, Sean Bielat

Sean Bielat

Team Barney is waking up and the attacks against me are starting. It’s predictable but I’m flattered that they care enough to start so early. Two days ago they released some research to a blogger using a strange line of reasoning: “don’t vote for Sean because he used to be a Democrat.” Ironically, I expected Barney Frank and Democrats nationwide to attack their opponents as being too conservative. Instead, the first salvo is that I used to be a Democrat. The truth is, I’m more like you.

Meanwhile, Frank and his supporters are avoiding defending his record in Congress, one that includes support for bailouts, sub-prime mortgages, mounting debt, and a massive expansion of government control over the private sector. Voters shouldn’t get distracted by this political labeling nonsense. We need real leadership in Congress and Barney’s record comes up short. That’s why I’m running and why we need to replace Barney this November.

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The interview was on Behind the Scene with Hector Montalvo. It has a strong focus on father’s rights and family court reform.

 

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Sean Bielat and Scott Brown

Sean Bielat who is running for Congress against Barney Frank, issued the following statement today:

As a candidate for U.S. Congress opposing Barney Frank, and as a constituent, I am greatly disappointed in Senator Brown’s expressed support of the Dodd-Frank Bill.

This bill has Barney Frank’s DNA — it sounds smart but doesn’t make much sense, it spends more than it saves, and it’s afraid to talk about Fannie and Freddie.
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The race for Barney Frank’s 4th congressional district may be interesting this year.

Frank has been in office since 1981 – when I was in middle school, and Ronald Reagan took office. This is far too long.

Last cycle Barney Frank was challenged by Earl Sholley. Sholley got 25% of the vote to Frank’s 68%. That is not as far off as it seems – and Frank is increasingly controversial. Read the rest of this entry »

 

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