Brad Kirsch for State Representative

To fully understand Brad Kirsch’s campaign, we ask that you read this message to learn how Brad and his campaign will put you and your values into this picture. We believe your hopes, your dreams and your visions for a better future in Pennsylvania are represented in this Web site. We hope that you visit frequently and submit your views to Brad at BSK1938@aol.com. Brad will answer as many of your questions as possible and post many of your questions and answers to this site. By election day we believe we will have answered your questions.

62.5% OF US ELECTED ED RENDELL TO BE OUR GOVERNOR!

Do you ever wonder what happened to Rendell’s Plan for Pennsylvania and our bright future?

What happened to our lower property taxes, our better schools, our cleaner environment?
Where is our improved healthcare system, one that further relieves those who need help?
When are we going to get more affordable college tuitions?

Frankly, Ed Rendell’s Plans Have Been Blocked In The Partisan State Assembly.
Your Present Representative Is Part Of The Problem ... Instead Of Being Part Of The Solution.

WHY ARE YOU BEING DENIED WHAT YOU VOTED FOR?

In the 2002 elections your present legislator spent $278,000 dollars to get elected!

$201,000 was donated by partisan political committees.
$53,000 was donated by special interest Political Action Committees
Most of the balance came from campaign contributors such as lawyers, building interests, etc. (Source: 2002 Election Reports from the Candidate)

Your present state legislator then voted with the obstructionists to stop Ed Rendell’s budget, slow your property tax reductions, stop educational funding, and against incentives for small business. Then he voted against providing added business opportunities to disabled veteran’s and women.

Brad believes that we must finish what we started when we elected Ed Rendell and:

The tug of war between liberals and conservatives has made the middle class the victims.
PA has a brighter future when we provide a better educational system and more incentives to small businesses that grow jobs, increase tax revenues and move us from our old fashioned and unfair property tax system.
It is time fund those programs that support the middle class and our needs. Most of us don’t mind paying taxes if we reap some of the benefits from our investment in our government.
The middle class is losing our basic social values and protections in because of pointless partisan politics.
The interests of the big guys have hurt our environment, jammed our roads and contributed to an overall degradation of our lives.
We must provide builders with meaningful incentives to rebuild in our declining (brown-field) areas to save our valuable green areas for our children’s futures.
Mass transit must be made accessible and safe to use throughout our region.