Jon Hubbard's Letter to Jonesboro Sun
By: Joey Hollingsworth
Updated: October 11, 2012
Below is the letter State Senator Jon Hubbard sent to the Jonesboro Sun:
Nazi machine
Does all of this political propaganda being put out by Gov. Mike Beebe, Attorney General Dustin McDaniel and others remind you, even a little bit, of how Hitler took control of the minds of the German people in the 1930s?
Look at what this Democrat political machine is doing to me, Loy Mauch, Charles Fuqua and now also to John Hutchinson. I think the scariest part of this is how they have mobilized and orchestrated their army to destroy Charles Fuqua's fundraiser, which was scheduled for Tuesday night in Batesville, by having their people call the restaurant and threaten to protest if that fundraiser was allowed to take place.
As a result, the restaurant owner called Charles Fuqua and canceled his fundraiser. Regardless of one's political persuasion, this reeks of Nazi-style political intimidation, and it will grow totally out of control if allowed to run unchecked. Is this what we want here in Jonesboro, in Arkansas or in the United States of America?
This is a first-hand example of how a political machine operates, and I think the people of this state need to be made aware of what is happening right before their very eyes!
Right now, it is happening to me and these other Republican candidates, but next time, it could be you or your family or anyone else who gets in their way!
Think about it!
State Rep. Jon Hubbard
Jonesboro
Nazi machine
Does all of this political propaganda being put out by Gov. Mike Beebe, Attorney General Dustin McDaniel and others remind you, even a little bit, of how Hitler took control of the minds of the German people in the 1930s?
Look at what this Democrat political machine is doing to me, Loy Mauch, Charles Fuqua and now also to John Hutchinson. I think the scariest part of this is how they have mobilized and orchestrated their army to destroy Charles Fuqua's fundraiser, which was scheduled for Tuesday night in Batesville, by having their people call the restaurant and threaten to protest if that fundraiser was allowed to take place.
As a result, the restaurant owner called Charles Fuqua and canceled his fundraiser. Regardless of one's political persuasion, this reeks of Nazi-style political intimidation, and it will grow totally out of control if allowed to run unchecked. Is this what we want here in Jonesboro, in Arkansas or in the United States of America?
This is a first-hand example of how a political machine operates, and I think the people of this state need to be made aware of what is happening right before their very eyes!
Right now, it is happening to me and these other Republican candidates, but next time, it could be you or your family or anyone else who gets in their way!
Think about it!
State Rep. Jon Hubbard
Jonesboro
