If my opponent wants to talk about my voting record while I was deployed serving our country, then let’s talk about his record while he was actually in office. (vIDEO)
In 2007, my opponent resigned his seat in the Delaware House following an ethics investigation and proposed sanctions — leaving District 41 without its elected representative until a special election.
In 2008, he returned to politics as a Democrat, winning District 41 as Democrats took control of the Delaware House.
Then in 2012, he stepped down from the House Public Safety & Homeland Security Committee following controversy involving the Delaware State Police.
So yes — let’s talk about records.
I’m proud of mine. I served our country for 27 years, and I’m ready to serve District 41 with the same commitment.
The question is: which record do you want representing you in Dover?
