JASSER CAMPAIGN LAUNCHES "INSTALL THE FIREWALL," A NATIONAL CALL TO STOP THE RADICALIZATION OF CONGRESS BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE
PHOENIX, Ariz.— The Jasser for Congress campaign has released "Install the Firewall," a new video sounding the alarm on a wave of radical Marxist-Islamist primary wins hijacking Democratic congressional delegations nationwide, and putting Congressman Greg Stanton on notice that Arizona's widely independent 4th Congressional District is done being represented by a rubber stamp for the radical socialists in the Democrat party.
"It’s about time normal, patriotic Americans took the offense," said Dr. Zuhdi Jasser, Republican nominee for Arizona’s 4th Congressional District. "Radical Marxist-Islamist movements are winning Democratic primaries across this country and angling to radicalize congressional delegations from within. Arizona’s 4th District can install the first piece of the firewall this November, I intend to be it."
Voters are exhausted with extremes and looking for something Greg Stanton hasn't offered in seven years – common sense. Stanton has made an art form of hiding from his own party's radicalization instead of confronting it, voting the party line and hoping nobody in AZ-04 notices. That's not what this district is asking for. Arizona families want a fair shot at the American Dream, the kind of opportunity the radical socialists are working overtime to take away, and they're ready to elect someone who will actually fight for it.
"Greg Stanton has made a career out of being invisible until his party needs a vote," Jasser said. "He’s a Schumer Democrat in a district full of independents who are done being taken for granted. This seat is in play, and come November, we’re going to prove it."
Watch "Install the Firewall" and learn more about Dr. Jasser’s campaign at Z4AZ.com.
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