UPDATE: hundreds of petition signatures were collected at Thursday’s ISU Game, and we have big plans to collect many more at events throughout Labor Day Weekend! If you can help please call (770-1218) or e-mail (volunteer@narcisseforiowa.com).
Online Petition – with a long list of testimonials and viral marketing links – at www.DebateIowa.com. Please sign the E-Petition and send e-mails to your friends/relatives/neighbors asking them to sign and e-mail their friends/relatives/neighbors!
Paper Petition – to take around with a clipboard and pen – can be downloaded here.
And don’t forget…. ask all your friends, neighbors, and family that want An Iowa Worth Fighting For, to either donate (click on the button to the right) or CALL AND EMAIL THE MEDIA HOSTING THE DEBATES.
Thank you!
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Independent candidate for Iowa Governor Jonathan Narcisse, running on The Iowa Party ticket, has established a new drive called “Iowans For A Fair Debate.” Narcisse is soliciting support from Iowans to ensure he is included in the three scheduled debates between Governors Culver and Branstad.
“Not the establishment’s proxy”
“We have to include Jonathan in the conversation. He is not the proxy for the establishment Branstad/Culver is. He speaks for Iowans lacking access to our current political system because they can’t afford lobbyists or make big political contributions. Jonathan will speak truth to power and hold entrenched vested interests accountable,” stated longtime Democratic party activist and neighborhood leader Fran Koontz of Des Moines, chairperson for Narcisse For Iowa.
Narcisse generated much attention at the Iowa State Fair where he spent several days meeting and greeting thousands of Iowans personally. He was undefeated in capturing the State Fair Chess Championship, garnered state wide media coverage for his tax and education reform proposals during his “Soap Box” presentation, and surprised pollsters from the Iowa Family Policy Center Action coming in second with 21.3% compared to Culver’s 16%.
“During the debates we will hear both Governors pander. In the end, however, both are funded by the same powerful interests such as the Kirke gambling empire. Both have ignored the abuses of bad citizens like Jack DeCoster, a deriliction of duty that could now cost Iowa its standing in the egg industry. Continue reading Iowans for a Fair Debate: Update



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