Brian Johnson/AFN Sign toppers with phrases like "Supports Obamacare" and "Hides From Voters" have been added to incumbent Harry Mitchell' signs as part of an effort by Congressional candidate David Schweikert's campaign to win voters. This "Hides From Voters" sign topper was shown to local media by Schweikert's campaign worker Brian Symes Tuesday. Aug. 31, 2010
Brian Johnson/AFN Sign toppers with phrases like "Supports Obamacare" and "Hides From Voters" have been added to incumbent Harry Mitchell' signs as part of an effort by Congressional candidate David Schweikert's campaign to win voters. This "Supports Obamacare" sign topper was up at 44th Street and Ray Tuesday, although Schweikert's campaign worker Brian Symes said Mitchell's people usually move their signs soon after they get topped. Aug. 31, 2010
Brian Johnson/AFN Sign toppers with phrases like "Supports Obamacare" and "Hides From Voters" have been added to incumbent Harry Mitchell' signs as part of an effort by Congressional candidate David Schweikert's campaign to win voters. This "Hides From Voters" sign topper was shown to local media by Schweikert's campaign worker Brian Symes Tuesday. Aug. 31, 2010
Brian Johnson/AFN Sign toppers with phrases like "Supports Obamacare" and "Hides From Voters" have been added to incumbent Harry Mitchell' signs as part of an effort by Congressional candidate David Schweikert's campaign to win voters. Schweikert's campaign worker Brian Symes was at 48th Street and Chandler Boulevard Tuesday and explained to local media that they weren't saying anything not factual. Aug. 31, 2010
Brian Johnson/AFN Sign toppers with phrases like "Supports Obamacare" and "Hides From Voters" have been added to incumbent Harry Mitchell' signs as part of an effort by Congressional candidate David Schweikert's campaign to win voters. This "Hides From Voters" sign topper was shown to local media by Schweikert's campaign worker Brian Symes Tuesday. Aug. 31, 2010
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Arizona Roger posted at 10:50 am on Thu, Sep 9, 2010.
Jeffro,
How is buying up foreclosed homes acting like a "vulture?" Would you prohibit investors from buying up these neglected homes and let them just sit there owned by the bank while weeds grow? David is helping improve these kinds of homes instead of letting them go to waste for years while the market has tanked. He fixes them up then rents them out in a lot better condition than if they were to just sit there owned by banks.
As for the poll, it doesn't matter that it was a conservative group, similar polls by Gallup, Time, etc. show him winning by equally large margins. http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/generic_congressional_vote-901.html
Jeffro posted at 12:24 am on Wed, Sep 8, 2010.
@Arizona Roger- That poll was by a conservative group, the American Action Forum. CD-5 voters know better than to believe that garbage and the trash spouted by Schweikert's campaign.
David is asking the voters to elect him while he's buying their houses as a vulture investor. I don't think voters are going to like that!
Carol678 posted at 9:51 pm on Tue, Sep 7, 2010.
I don't think David is electable. Especially with all of the foreclosure stuff coming out and the news coming out about how his company served an eviction notice to a 12 year old girl. Disgusting. http://www.yourlosshisgain.com/img/SchweikertEvictsRenter.pdf
jesse29 posted at 3:28 pm on Tue, Sep 7, 2010.
I dont see how you can Mitchell went negative. He is alerting the public to what Schweikert has been doing for the last 2 years and that is taking advantage of people in foreclosure. He is making money because the economy is bad and people are losing their homes! What a slimeball. Once the voters of CD-5 know this campaign will never get off the ground!!
Arizona Roger posted at 2:34 pm on Tue, Sep 7, 2010.
Harry Mitchell is toast. He voted for Obamacare, some of the TARP bailouts, and cardcheck. He doesn't support SB1070, which is even more popular in Arizona than it is in the rest of the country. He votes with Pelosi and the Obama administration and ignores the nonstop Tea Party protests outside his office, he doesn’t represent his Republican-leaning district. He is completely bought and paid for by the unions (http://epaper.aztrib.com/Repository/ml.asp?Ref=RVZULzIwMDcvMDMvMTIjQXIwMzgwMQ==&Mode=HTML&Locale=english-skin-custom) epository/ml.asp?Ref=RVZULzIwMDcvMDMvMTIjQXIwMzgwMQ==&Mode=HTML&Locale=english-skin-custom) Fortunately he is polling at only 44% and challenger David Schweikert is polling at a whopping 50% - really bad news for an incumbent at this point in the race. Schweikert is polling higher than most Republicans challenging Democrats around the country. With early ballots going out in the mail in less than a month, there is virtually no way Mitchell can catch up to Schweikert, there are too few undecided voters. The Democrats aren't likely to try and pour money into the race at this point to save him - http://www.espressopundit.com/2010/09/dnr.html