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Written by Wes Upchurch, Candidate
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Wednesday, 05 November 2008 00:00 |
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Though our candidate may not have been declared the winner, the campaign was a success. We recieved over 39,000 votes in Missouri.
That's 39,000 people who have opened their eyes up to see liberty as Missouri's future, and for that I salute you.
And as a result of this campaign, college groups are forming accross the state of Missouri in support of the ideas of freedom, individuality, and personal responsibility. We couldn't ask for more.
Though this campaign has come to an end, the fight for freedom is far from over. There's a long struggle up ahead, but together we can work to bring true and lasting change to Missouri.
We have you to thank for the positive impact that this campaign has made on Missouri. You guys are awesome.
As we close the chapter on The Committee To Elect Wes Upchurch, we will be opening another. Next Month, Missourians for Liberty will open their doors, and begin the fight to restore your rights and liberties in Missouri.
Thank You and God Bless,
Wesley Upchurch
And everyone else at The Committee To Elect Wes UpchurchRecommend this article...
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 08 November 2008 21:28 )
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Written by Wes Upchurch, Candidate
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Tuesday, 04 November 2008 00:00 |
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Dear Friends, Regardless of who you choose as your next President, don't forget to vote for Wes Upchurch for Secretary of State. He'll place principle over politics, everytime. This means fair ballot access and fair ballot language. It means fair elections for Missouri. Don't vote for the lessor of two evils. Vote for Freedom. You only have until 7:00 pm to make your voice heard, so get out there and vote! And feel free to join us at our post election party at the Heidelberg in Columbia, MO from 6:30 PM - 12:00 AM. Thanks again, The Committee To Elect Wes Upchurch Tune in today to hear Wes Upchurch live on the following stations:
The Eagle 93.9 at 4:00
KTRM 88.7 The Edge Radio at 4:30
News 36 KTRM-TV at 5:00
KWOS 950 at 6:00
KFRU NewsTalk 1400 at 6:15
KBIA 91.3 / KOMU-TV at 6:30 Recommend this article...
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 08 November 2008 21:26 )
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Written by Wes Upchurch, Candidate
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Monday, 03 November 2008 00:00 |
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Hello friend,
As this journey is drawing to an end, I wanted to thank each and every one of you for supporting my campaign efforts. Whether it be financially or vocally, your support is appreciated.
Win or Lose on Tuesday your vote for Wes Upchurch will make a statement. You'll be making the statement that no longer will we stand for the corrupt two party system and you'll show them that Missouri desires principle over politics.
So please keep me in your thoughts and prayers on Tuesday, because the next 48 hours will be very busy.
The following people all deserve a special thank you for all of their hardwork, input, and services.
Bob | at Eek Records
Lance Weber | at Peper Weber P.C.
David Rossman | with Rossman and Associates
Gary Nolan | at Zimmer Radio Group
Mike Ferguson | with Bob Barr 2008
Samantha Sullivan | for her Copy Editing Skills
Mike Davis | for his Graphic Art Talent
Mike Bozarth | with the St Joseph Telegraph
Another big thank you goes out to the following individuals for their support, contributions, and time:
Ben Casebolt
Thomas Knapp
William Lewis
Glenn Nielsen
Nathan Larson
Jason Gatties
John Schoultz
Greg Tlapek
Of course this list is not complete. Many others have helped out so much and I appreciate everything you've done. Big or small, it all helps out.
Just keep in mind that while this particular journey may come to an end, the fight for freedom is never over. This campaign has been a great experience, and I'm glad to have worked with so many wonderful people along the way.
Win or Lose: I'm not going anywhere. We've got major plans for the future of Missouri and I hope that you'll be there for that next great adventure.
Thanks for everything!
Wesley Adam UpchurchRecommend this article...
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Will Robin Carnahan Debate Us? |
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Written by Wes Upchurch, Candidate
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Tuesday, 20 May 2008 15:04 |
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I've invited Robin Carnahan to debate ALL of the candidates for Secretary of State. Hopefully she'll reply soon. We'll see if she'll back up her commitment to supporting fair, open elections by openly discussing her ideas with the public, while listening to the thoughts of others. Below is the letter I wrote to her. I even gave her the option of picking both the city we'll debate in and the day we'll debate, so there will be no excuses. Will she be honest to her word?
Robin Carnahan, I'd love to debate you and the other candidates for Secretary of State, including both Mitch Hubbard (The Republican Candidate) and Denise Neely (The Constitution Party Candidate). Please let me know if you would be interested in doing so, and what weekend would work best for you. I'd be happy to set it up in Columbia, Jefferson City, or Kansas City (you're choice). I'll send out press releases and invite members of all four parties to attend (Democratic, Republican, Libertarian, and Constitution). In the interest of informing voters across the state, I look forward to presenting the viewpoints of all candidates for the office of Secretary of State to the voters of this great state and hope that you'd support the same. Thanks for your consideration. Wes Upchurch, Libertarian
Candidate for Secretary of State
Phone: 573-219-9219
Mobile Phone: 573-864-3572
Email:
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 12 August 2008 13:50 )
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Warning! Your Petitioning Rights Could Be Burdened |
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Written by Wes Upchurch, Candidate
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Friday, 16 May 2008 14:42 |
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This being the last day (yes!) of the state's legislative system, a proposed bill to burden the petitioning rights of Missouri citizens may come up for approval in the Senate (it previously passed the House). For those in Boone and I believe Callaway county, consider calling Senator Graham's office at (573) 751-2162 and asking his staffers to vote no on HB 1763.
The full text of the bill is here:
http://www.senate.mo.gov/08info/house/bills/hb1763.htm Recommend this article...
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