I like Tim. I really like Tim. Doesn’t mean I dislike the other candidates, but after a very lengthy process, listening to about every single teleconference and attending almost every meeting I could in Utah County, I firmly believe that Tim Bridgewater is the best candidate in the race for US Senate.

Now I’ve read the complaints that Tim’s involved in businesses that gets some support from government grants—are you kidding me—that’s it? That’s all you got on this guy? Wow, I’d say that’s pretty amazing. Have you looked into these businesses? They involve energy. They involve exactly the kind of businesses people say they support. Don’t they want someone who walks the walk?

That’s what I like about Tim. He’s been the same for a very long time. We know what we get when we elect him. He’s proven—not just for all that he’s done in his businesses, but, moreso for all he’s done in service to his community and State already. His campaign speeches are based on what he’s been doing for the last whole bunch of years. When we vote for Tim, we’re getting the very model of what we’ve been asking Bennett to be for a long time.

Now, Bennett is the one candidate I do have a real issue with. He keeps saying he’s just doing in Washington what Washington does, the way it’s done in Washington. And that’s my problem. I’m tired of passive-aggressive lack of leadership (go along with the flow, then get mad when someone doesn’t like it—we haven’t liked it for a long time, and you should have known this if you were listening Senator). See, I’m looking for someone who will lead out. I don’t want to elect another lemming, heading over the cliff with the rest of the pack. Listening to your constituency, instead of trying to do it all your own way, is exactly what representative government is.

Again, this is why I’m voting for Tim. Like Jason Chaffetz, he’s the kind of man who will do what he says—and work for the will of the people. And hey, he also knows the Constitution.

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