Do you ever wonder how some candidates can put signs on every street corner, flood the airways with advertisements, and fill your mailbox with their ads? The special interests and political establishments are richly funding their chosen candidates. Do you believe that the special interests and political establishments are funding these candidates because they expect these candidates to put the interests of the people ahead of their interests?
For example, there are two main candidates in the the primary race for Governor, Walt Havenstein and Andrew Hemingway. Havenstein’s signs, mailings, and advertisements are everywhere, he has raised about 20 times as much money as Andrew Hemingway. You can be certain that all that money didn’t come in small donations from middle-income Americans.
Hemingway is a tech savvy entrepreneur who has started multiple successful businesses in New Hampshire. He will bring the skills to governing our state that he used to be successful in business: listening, assessing, teamwork, high technology, etc..
By starting and operating his own businesses in New Hampshire, Hemingway learned why our economy is stagnant and the changes needed to get our economy growing to provide job opportunities for our 32,000 unemployed (about 7200 more than when the recession began) and for our graduating students.
With a growing young family, Hemingway is also focused on education to ensure that each New Hampshire child has the opportunity for a great education. For more information, see www.andrewhemingway.com
Hemingway is not beholden to the special interests or political establishment, he is only beholden to the people. Hemingway will put what is best for the people of New Hampshire ahead of all other considerations.
It is time to break the cycle of politicians being selected by and beholden to the special interests and political establishments. It is time to make New Hampshire’s government work for the people.
Vote for Andrew Hemingway for Governor on September 9th.
