It’s time for your voice to be heard!
When I first decided to run for Representative of Iowa’s 16th District, someone asked me, “Who do you think you are to run for office?” Well, I’m a father, a husband, a tax payer and a citizen. I’ve been a farmer, a small business owner and a student in northeast Iowa. But most importantly, I’m a friend and neighbor to many good people here in District 16, and I share the concerns and hopes that come with everyday life here.
As I think about my neighbors in northeast Iowa, three things come to mind:
Excellence - You deserve the best education, the safest roads, the best health care, the best professional and recreational opportunities, and a clean, healthy environment. As your Representative, I will carry your ideas and concerns to the Capitol, and work to make northeast Iowa the best it can be, whether you’re working, playing, raising a family or retiring here.
Responsibility - To fully enjoy living in northeast Iowa, we need to uphold our responsibilities to our neighbors: seniors, children, low income families, farmers, small business owners and veterans. We must make sure that our air and water are clean, our landscape is protected, our schools have the best teachers and tools available, and our neighbors have reasonable access to health care.
Possibility - I believe District 16 should be the first place to look when people think of buying a home, opening a business or taking a vacation. The people of District 16 are intelligent, creative, caring and dynamic. I will work every day to make sure that your ideas flourish and you have every available opportunity to succeed.
I’m committed to serving the people of northeast Iowa - that begins with listening to you and understanding your concerns. This website isn’t just a place for me to offer my positions, it’s a place for you to share your ideas and ask questions. Please feel free to contact me through the link in the sidebar, or leave a comment on any open post.
Thanks for the opportunity to be your voice in Des Moines.
John
March 1st, 2008 8:00 PM - What's on your mind? | Permalink