In the interest of full disclosure, I have been part of Marty Lamb's campaign for Congress since March. I have never been involved in a political campaign before, and it has been an interesting experience. I volunteered for Marty's campaign after hearing him interviewed on the Jay Severin show. I liked what I heard. I later realized that before I retired, I had done business with his company and had a positive experience with them. That confirmed that I was in the right place.
One of the things that I have appreciated in Marty's campaign is the creative ways he gets his message across. The 'sick of Congress' barf bags and the blue pig labeled 'no pork' that is traveling around the district are two examples of that. Well, Marty has again come up with a unique (and I think better) way to get his message out. In a press conference yesterday in Attleboro, the Marty Lamb campaign released the following statement:
Today, Marty Lamb, the Republican nominee for Congress in MassachusettsThird District, announced that he will begin airing a 30 minute interview discussing the important issues confronting our nation, state and communities. Voters need more substance than a thirty second sound bite. In order to give voters a clear picture of who I am and how I will fight for them in Washington, I will be airing a 30 minute interview. This is serious season," said Lamb. "I want voters to know that I have a plan for reviving the economy, reforming the Congress and making health care more affordable."
Voters can tune into Charter TV3 (check your cable schedule) or watch the video on Comcast on Demand anytime by going to channel 888 and selecting my government, then my politics, then US House, and finally Marty Lamb MA 3. The video is also available on YouTube. For more information about Marty Lamb, you can visit his website at MartyforCongress.com.One of the things I have appreciated about Marty Lamb as a candidate is that he is not afraid to say where he stands on issues. This interview video is an example of that. We need more candidates who will tell us in advance exactly what they plan to do.
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