Show-Me one of many Missouri military ads . . .
Money line and the main point: "Jason Kander will be the first Democrat I've ever voted for . . ."
Jason Kander Releases Campaign’s First Web Ad: “Courage”
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Jason Kander today released the first web ad of his campaign to be Missouri’s next Secretary of State. The ad titled Courage can be viewed online at www.jasonkander.com.
The biographical ad highlights Kander’s military service, details his relentless efforts to reform Missouri’s ethics laws and talks about the values he’ll bring to the Secretary of State’s office.
“As I travel throughout the state, I meet Missourians everyday who, like me, are tired of partisan political games and the latest poll-driven wedge issues. Missouri voters want to know if their leaders have the courage to do what’s right and stand up against powerful interests,” Kander said. “This new ad tells a little bit about where I come from, why I decided to serve my state and country, and what values I’ll take with me to the Secretary of State’s office.”
Kander has received support from all corners of the state, out raising all of his Republican opponents combined. Because of the strong start to his campaign, Kander now holds a more than $400,000 cash on hand advantage over his nearest opponent in the Secretary of State’s race.
Jason Kander is a State Representative from Kansas City and previously served in the Army National Guard. As a military intelligence officer in the Army Reserve, Kander volunteered in 2006 for deployment and served in Afghanistan. In 2010, he was one of ten soldiers selected as national finalists for Army Reserve Outstanding Junior Officer of the Year. Rep. Kander currently serves on the Missouri Veterans Commission. Kander is a lawyer and lives with his wife Diana in Kansas City.
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What does he think of unsolicited bulk email?
ReplyDeleteWhat does he think of water boarding and other war crimes he committed?
ReplyDeleteI think I'll vote for Cynthia Davis
ReplyDeleteHe needs to stop with the Army thing!
ReplyDeletehe was a part time army guy, NOT REGULAR ARMY.
Sure he was deployed, got back to his civilian life and cashed in on the education credits.
Active duty service members WENT TO WAR AGAIN AND AGAIN. they are not putting that on banners and using a faker hero bullshit cry for attention like JASON.
Hey Jason! STFU. Or re-enlist active duty, jack-ass.
yep, Jackass Jason
ReplyDeleteI wonder what STL thinks of him?
ReplyDeleteFull or part-time. They volunteered for it. That's the great thing about America, 100% volunteer army. There's never been a military person who's ever run for office who hasn't played up their service.
ReplyDeleteBetter than holding a grudge the rest of their lives against the 99% who didn't. That's just as much bullshit crying as any.
critics need to be consistent.
ReplyDeleteWas he a war criminal or a part timer hero?
Can you do both?
Where do I sign up to torture people part time?
More likely it's all bullshit.
They all do volunteer. Active duty don't go home after a weekend of practice.
ReplyDeleteKandar is showboating a limited experience. SAND WAS STILL IN MY GEAR WHEN WE GOT ORDERS TO GO BACK... AGAIN.
Take a bow Kandar then keep the faith with the active duty.
who is this kander guy? I like the cut of his jib!
ReplyDeletePart time or not he did more for his country than 99 44/100 percent of those deadbeats now serving in
ReplyDeleteD.C. and thats a fact.
He has to play up the Army thing because he is afraid that Missouri Lutherans, Baptists and Catholics will never vote for a Jew.
ReplyDeleteHe really does not want the state to know he is a Jew, so he never mentions it.
So do not tell anyone.
Just talk about how he was in the Army but what he actually did in the Army is very classified. Sorry. If we knew, terrorists will win.