BRANDON SHAFFER FOR CONGRESS? THERE ARE ALREADY TOO MANY “BRANDON SHAFFERS” THERE.
Brandon Shaffer was prime sponsor of a bill that a group of elderly Coloradans claims is a breach their contracts with the State of Colorado . . . illegally taking money from them that they are owed for their work.
Our economy, our businesses, our farms, our nation itself rests on the sanctity of contracts.
A quotation:
“There is no moral exemption for any man or body of men that breaks contracts. Nor is there any hope of public or private respect for a contract breaker. A contract breaker is an utter misfit as a citizen or a business man.”
—Franklin MacVeagh, former President of the Commercial Club of Chicago and U.S. Secretary of Treasury.
The issue of breach of contract goes beyond party politics. This issue is about morality, judgment, abuse of power, and playing fast and loose with the law.
In the United States “honor” means something. If we lack “honor,” we have nothing.
We need people in Congress who have integrity
BRANDON SHAFFER FOR CONGRESS? THERE ARE ALREADY TOO MANY “BRANDON SHAFFERS” THERE.
Brandon Shaffer was prime sponsor of a bill that a group of elderly Coloradans claims is a breach their contracts with the State of Colorado . . . illegally taking money from them that they are owed for their work.
Our economy, our businesses, our farms, our nation itself rests on the sanctity of contracts.
A quotation:
“There is no moral exemption for any man or body of men that breaks contracts. Nor is there any hope of public or private respect for a contract breaker. A contract breaker is an utter misfit as a citizen or a business man.”
—Franklin MacVeagh, former President of the Commercial Club of Chicago and U.S. Secretary of Treasury.
The issue of breach of contract goes beyond party politics. This issue is about morality, judgment, abuse of power, and playing fast and loose with the law.
In the United States “honor” means something. If we lack “honor,” we have nothing.
We need people in Congress who have integrity