Showing posts with label Tim Keller. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tim Keller. Show all posts

Monday, November 13, 2017

Albuquerque Mayor's Race: Democratic Candidate Convicted of Campaign Violations

The Albuquerque, New Mexico Mayor's race is heating up.

The Election is tomorrow, and the Democratic candidate has now be exposed for campaign violations.

Check out the Republican contender, Councilman Dan Lewis' statement on this matter:

 
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT:
STEWART BRAGG
505-999-8241
ALBUQUERQUE – One day before Albuquerque voters go to the polls to elect a new mayor, the city ethics board has ruled that Tim Keller violated ethics laws by funneling cash donations to his campaign through his political consulting firm.

Candidate for Mayor Dan Lewis
 issued the following statement on Keller's guilty verdict Monday afternoon:

"This ruling serves as proof that Tim Keller lied to Albuquerque voters and illegally worked with his political allies to funnel cash to his campaign. How can we trust Tim to hold criminals in this city accountable when he thinks he is above the law himself? Sadly, Albuquerque's catch and release program is paying off for Tim, with the ethics board letting him off the hook despite finding him guilty."

Despite labeling himself as a "certified clean elections candidate," Tim Keller is currently under investigation for two additional ethics complaints that have been filed against him. Decisions on these cases will not be decided until after Tuesday's election.

Tuesday, October 24, 2017

The Battle for Albuquerque: "Sanctuary City" Tim Keller vs. GOP, Pro-Growth and Public Safety Dan Lewis


Republicans have a chance to govern another large city.

Albuquerque is facing an economic and public safety downturn. This needs to change, and fast.

The previous mayor enacted a unique homelessness program to help downtrodden people get back on their feet and working again.

Not only that, but the Democratic contender, Tim Keller, actually wants to turn Albuquerque into a sanctuary city. These Democrats do not get it. They will never learn, and they are on the wrong side of public opinion, private enterprise, the rule of law, and public safety.

Now more than ever, Americans want to feel safe and they want the laws of our country and our cities enforced.

Albuquerque residents need to vote for Dan Lewis for Mayor!



ICYMI: Mayoral candidates offer stark differences
 
In a city plagued by violent crime, we need a leader that will bring tough, commonsense reforms to City Hall – not rhetoric and a soft on crime record. Here are the candidate’s stances from an Albuquerque Journal article that ran on October 21st, decide for yourself who is ready to fight crime and protect our families:

              Dangerous Sanctuary Cities
              Tim Keller: SUPPORTS
              Dan Lewis: DOES NOT SUPPORT

              Holding Judges Accountable for Their Actions
              Tim Keller: DOES NOT SUPPORT
              Dan Lewis: SUPPORTS

              Death Penalty for Child Murders and Cop Killers
              Tim Keller: DOES NOT SUPPORT
              Dan Lewis: SUPPORTS
 
Dan Lewis

There are stark differences between the two candidates for mayor on crime, but also the economy. One, a liberal progressive that has been endorsed by self-proclaimed socialist Bernie Sanders and the other, a successful job creator.

              Raising Taxes
              Tim Keller: SUPPORTS
              Dan Lewis: DOES NOT SUPPORT

              MANDATORY SICK LEAVE
              Tim Keller: SUPPORTS
              Dan Lewis: DOES NOT SUPPORT, tying the hands of proven job creators
Tim Keller


Tim Keller supports government intrusion in small businesses, raising our taxes, and forcing the residents of Albuquerque to fend for themselves. 

Dan Lewis offers bold, innovative solutions to reform APD, keep our families safe, and jumpstart Albuquerque’s economy to ensure everyone has a future in our city.

The differences are stark. Now it’s your choice who you want to lead our city. Make a plan to vote early starting tomorrow, October 25th by clicking here to view the early vote locations.