Contact: Pastor Bryan Longworth, 772-408-4356
PORT ST. LUCIE,
Brownback, a champion of tax reduction and limited government, has been traveling the country speaking with businesses that will be negatively impacted by Barack Obama's tax increases. Businesses in the US already have some of the highest tax rates in the world. If Barack Obama increases the taxes on businesses, the economic results will be tragic.
"Small businesses are the life blood of America," said Longworth. "We hire employees, purchase goods and services, and provide needed goods and services to our communities and nation. With the current economic conditions, we're already cutting back. If you tax us more, we'll have to lay off employees, reduce purchases, and/or scale back our operations."
In preparation of the rally, participants can go to www.JohnMcCain.com and print their own, personalized Joe the Plumber sign. We need to let America know that we don't want a president who will spread the wealth around. We need a government that cuts taxes so that businesses can thrive, hire employees, and expand their businesses.
Senator Brownback Bio:
Senator Brownback served as a White House Fellow in the first Bush Administration and was the youngest Secretary of Agriculture in Kansas history. When he was 38, he was elected to the House of Representatives with the Republican Revolution in 1994. In 1996, he was elected to the U.S. Senate seat held by Bob Dole.
Bryan Longworth Bio:
Bryan Longworth is the President of A Faster PC, Inc., the leading technology provider in St. Lucie County, the host of A Faster PC Radio heard Saturdays on 1590 AM, and the TCPalm Computer Expert for St. Lucie County. Longworth is the St. Lucie County Republican State Committeeman Elect and the St. Lucie County Chair of Americans of Faith. Longworth is also the associate pastor of Covenant Tabernacle World Outreach Center* in Port St. Lucie, FL and a local and national pro-life leader.
Photos of Longworth and Brownback are available.
* Title and affiliation for identification purposes.