Adam Hasner sent an inspirational message this year
but he also recited Psalm 37.23-24:
If the Lord delights in man's way, he makes his steps firm;
though he may stumble, he will not fall,
for the lord holds him with his hand.
Showing posts with label Adam Hasner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adam Hasner. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Endorsements
Well, if the Palm Beach Post can't figure out who is the best candidate and refuses to take a stand on an endorsement for District 22, we will--
Also, no surprise that they did not endorse Allen West for district 18, a patriot who exposes Obama's dangerous foreign policy and failed domestic policy. Why would a Democratic liberal newspaper endorse a Republican?
Also, no surprise that they did not endorse Allen West for district 18, a patriot who exposes Obama's dangerous foreign policy and failed domestic policy. Why would a Democratic liberal newspaper endorse a Republican?
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Hasner gets SunSentinel Endorsement
Unlike its sister newspaper, The Palm Beach Post, that would not endorse either Lois Frankel or Adam Hasner, The Sun Sentinel has endorsed Hasner.
Adam Hasner – U.S. House District 22
Voters in Florida's newly drawn and Democratic-leaning 22nd congressional district should feel confident that either Democrat Lois Frankel or Republican Adam Hasner would be a strong, effective voice in Congress, but the Sun Sentinel Editorial Board believes Hasner is the best choice.
Hasner, 42, a former majority leader in the Florida House who lives in Boca Raton, is more in touch with the needs of South Florida's business community, which is a plus in this economy when job creation is every candidate's No. 1 issue. He touts his connection with the business-oriented Broward Workshop and wants to help reform the tax code and push for regulatory certainty so that business owners will have the confidence that allows them to hire and invest.
Read more...
Adam Hasner – U.S. House District 22
Voters in Florida's newly drawn and Democratic-leaning 22nd congressional district should feel confident that either Democrat Lois Frankel or Republican Adam Hasner would be a strong, effective voice in Congress, but the Sun Sentinel Editorial Board believes Hasner is the best choice.
Hasner, 42, a former majority leader in the Florida House who lives in Boca Raton, is more in touch with the needs of South Florida's business community, which is a plus in this economy when job creation is every candidate's No. 1 issue. He touts his connection with the business-oriented Broward Workshop and wants to help reform the tax code and push for regulatory certainty so that business owners will have the confidence that allows them to hire and invest.
Read more...
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Adam Hasner gets Police endorsement
“Lois Frankel has a 25-year record of more spending and rambling
priorities, and her time as mayor was marked with arrogance, marble
bathrooms in city hall, and a police helicopter being commandeered by
Frankel to attend a party,” John Kazanjian, president of the PBA, said
in a statement. “West Palm Beach couldn’t afford Lois Frankel then, and
we certainly can’t afford to send Lois to Washington now.”
Read more... from Post on Politics.
Read more... from Post on Politics.
Friday, September 28, 2012
Friday, September 14, 2012
Adam Hasner, Republican Candidate for District 22
Comment Up
Yesterday, Adam Hasner was the guest speaker at Lantana's Chamber of Commerce Luncheon. Running against Democrat Lois Frankel, he said it was time "to fix Washington." He placed the blame of our country's current state of affairs on both Republicans and Democrats and admitted that Washington was broken.
A few of the things he touched on were--leading by example, term limiting himself to 8 years, totally concentrating on achieving results, not rhetoric, strengthening Social Security and Medicare, stopping the unsustainable spending and rain in deficits and debt, reforming the tax code and fighting for a balanced budget amendment. He says that American must become more energy, self-sufficient through oil and natural gas exploration.
We agree with him. It's time to fix Washington and Adam Hasner is the one who will work 24/7 to do just that.
Hasner and Frankel will have two debates before the November election. Hasner released this statement yesterday: “We offer two very different approaches to address America’s challenges, and I look forward to sharing my detailed ideas to fix Washington, create jobs and fuel a sustainable economic recovery,” he said.
Adam Hasner with Helen Marino and Katie McGiveron
Yesterday, Adam Hasner was the guest speaker at Lantana's Chamber of Commerce Luncheon. Running against Democrat Lois Frankel, he said it was time "to fix Washington." He placed the blame of our country's current state of affairs on both Republicans and Democrats and admitted that Washington was broken.
A few of the things he touched on were--leading by example, term limiting himself to 8 years, totally concentrating on achieving results, not rhetoric, strengthening Social Security and Medicare, stopping the unsustainable spending and rain in deficits and debt, reforming the tax code and fighting for a balanced budget amendment. He says that American must become more energy, self-sufficient through oil and natural gas exploration.
We agree with him. It's time to fix Washington and Adam Hasner is the one who will work 24/7 to do just that.
Hasner and Frankel will have two debates before the November election. Hasner released this statement yesterday: “We offer two very different approaches to address America’s challenges, and I look forward to sharing my detailed ideas to fix Washington, create jobs and fuel a sustainable economic recovery,” he said.
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