An Outstanding Legislator…

An Outstanding Legislator…

Dear Editor,

Heather Scott is by far the best candidate as our Representative for Legislative District 1A. For four years she has lived the mantra that “actions speak louder than words” and prizes honesty and loyalty to her electors above all else. Heather has always shown total commitment to our causes and issues.

Among Heather’s many fine attributes are:

•Her refusal to be a pawn in the political game of go along to get along.

•She stands for traditional American values and a strong work ethic.

•She unequivocally supports the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of Idaho.

•She supports the right to life and parents’ right to choose what is best for their children.

•She works tirelessly with her constituents and lawmakers to keep Idaho strong, vibrant and a place we can all be proud to call home.

•She provides citizens with timely newsletters on pending and recently-passed bills in the Idaho legislature.

•She remains forthright to her constituents and is the most accessible legislator I’ve ever seen.

•She has always remained true to her words and true to her beliefs.

Please join me in supporting Heather Scott by casting your vote for her on May 15.

Louis Perry
Sandpoint

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