Washington Promised Us Change. But Only We Can Change Washington.
There Is a Choice and If We Vote Together, We Can Win Together.

Did you know that the majority of voters in Ohio's 7th Congressional District are Independents? That means your Independent vote is not wasted.
If we all vote our true political beliefs, we can effect meaningful change to get government working again. Vote for me, John Anderson and
let's take back our country.


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What I Stand For:

• Smaller Government
• Lower Taxes
• More Personal Freedom


Why I am Running for Office:

You and I both know that Government isn't working for the people anymore. The existing two-party system has failed the average American, so now more than ever there is a need for Independent candidates to run for office...to put government back in the hands of the people, back in your hands. Government must once again be your servant, not your master. That requires individual Americans to take a risk and seek election--Independent candidates who are not interested in lining their pockets with others' money but who wish to serve America, and will act to restore the Constitution before it's too late. I am John Anderson and I believe in all that makes America great. Please join me to restore honesty, fiscal sanity, and good government...we're worth fighting for.

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