John Monds is having a moneybomb event TODAY and he is asking you to donate your change for REAL CHANGE!
So go over to this page and donate a few bucks please! 
Why?
Because “We must not use our tax code as a way to persecute the successful nor discourage the less fortunate. That is both shortsighted and immoral. We must encourage growth and prosperity by staying out of the way and allowing all Georgians to pursue their own individual vision of happiness. As Governor, I will use the authority of my office to lower or eliminate the state’s portion of the property tax and push the General Assembly to make it permanent. I will also seek to stabilize the state’s gas tax at a low, stable rate.” (source)
Because “If annual outlays are limited to keep up with population growth plus inflation, there is effectively no increase in government spending. According to the Georgia Public Policy Foundation, Georgia has been spending at a much faster rate over the last decade. This fact implicates both Republicans and Democrats for leading us down an unsustainable path by growing the size and scope government instead of being good stewards of taxpayer dollars. In keeping with my belief in free markets and limited government, government should not attempt to provide or fund ventures that can be reasonably provided by private entities. Any spending that goes beyond the basic functions of government will be met with my veto. My administration will not engage in protectionist practices. I will promote free trade and competition by working with the legislature to eliminate barriers that inhibit business.”(source)
Because “I will also seek to return control of education to local communities and fight against unfunded federal mandates like No Child Left Behind.” (source)
Because “During the 2009 legislative session, leaders were unable to come to an agreement on a new funding mechanism for transportation. While my potential opponents in this race, both Democrat and Republican, support billions in new taxes to pay for road expansion, new roads and mass transit, I oppose.”(source)
Since this has bearing, to a certain degree, on our Beer Summit tonight,
Because “An item of debate in the legislature for the past three sessions has been whether or not to allow counties and communities, through local referendum, the ability to sell alcohol on Sunday. The idea has seen widespread support among my fellow Georgians, however, the legislature has failed to pass necessary legislation to allow Sunday sales. Many legislators scoffed at the idea while saying there were bigger issues that the General Assembly had to handle. A basic issue of personal liberty and free markets such as this shouldn’t be the source of so much debate. As your Governor, I will sign legislation allowing counties and communities the ability to determine their own path on this issue, free from interference from the state.” (source)
Finally, why should you donate to John Monds for Governor?
… because Freedom is ALWAYS the Answer!
