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A Refreshing Litmus Test for any Candidate
10/20/08 05:31, by Dozer, Categories: Articles and Information, Political , Tags: district 14, ron darby, texas A voters guide published in our local paper for Sunday Oct. 19th.
Candidate for Texas State Representative District 14 Ron Darby (libertarian) provided us with the test we should apply to all candidates for elected office at any level.
All programs must pass the 3 question test:
Is it Constitutional?
Do we need it?
Can we afford it?
If we would all force our elected officials at every level to live up to this simple test for policy and program decisions we would all live in better country.
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