There are two kinds of candidates in most elections. Some of them pretend to care about families and their financial well-being but they vote for one tax increase after another.
They have the support of all who share the belief: “I will pretend to care about families, but I will raise taxes if and when I am offered large donations to pass laws that take money from families to profit those donors.”
The Question: “How do we tell them apart in Township, County, and State Elections?”
Answer: “We ask their opponents: ‘Do you have any idea about donations your opponent is getting and who is providing them?’ If the opponent does not care enough to find out, we do not vote for him or her.”