Newsletter 1-28

Hello all!

As a soldier in the Army Reserve, there comes a pride in our role protecting America. We must stay in shape and pass our physical fitness test every 6 months. If you are curious, go to www.apft.net and take a look at our standards. Can you pass the test? As I go running every morning by the homes of my neighborhood in White Lake, NC, I take pride in my decision to serve America in 1986, joining ROTC in college. In only 2 years I can retire from my part-time Army Reserve job. Many of you have asked what I would do once elected as your Congressman if the Army decides to deploy me back to Iraq or even elsewhere. Certainly I would go with my unit and NOT expect special treatment. Leaders lead from the front, not from their office.

We are still focusing on fundraising and it is paying off, but there is still a long road ahead. We have scheduled house parties, furthered our plans to bring nationally known figures to support our campaign. We are very close to a arrangement for me to appear on national TV and Radio as the most experienced Iraq War Veteran running for Congress.

Like most people I’ve been following the Presidential campaigning through the early primary states since one of these gentlemen will be our next President. Having them all right next door to the district for the South Carolina primary gave my campaign staff and I a chance to see up close and personal how these campaigns operate. We were impressed by what we saw. The strategy of Mitt Romney’s campaign particularly impressed us. While the other campaigns have hop scotched across the country picking some states where they expected to do well and ignoring others, Romney has been campaigning in them all. He won Wyoming and Michigan while doing well in several others, sort of a Tortoise and Hare strategy. Our campaign is doing the same thing – we have already campaigned in all 10 counties that make up the district, we are not counting on a just a couple of areas to pull us through. I will be the Congressmen from the entire district and intend to win the hearts and minds of all the citizens who live here.

I will be a guest on the Big Talker, 93.7 / 106.3 FM in Wilmington this Friday morning (1 Feb) at 8:30 am. Curtis Wright, the show's host, is broadcasting live from The Dawson Street Urgent Care, 608 DAWSON STREET, Wilmington, NC. Our discussion will focus solely on healthcare. I have spent time talking with poor uninsured people as well as hospital administrators in the district. Most of my family is in healthcare as well as many of my close friends. My brother is a MD, my mother is a BSN, my step mother is a PHD of Nursing and my sister in law is a Nurse Practitioner. What I know is - There IS an answer to every problem if we work together, but Hillary Care is not it. Please listen to the show then join me afterwards at the Cracker Barrel restaurant at College and Market in Wilmington for a round table discussion and meet and greet:
Cracker Barrel
21 Van Campen Blvd.
Wilmington, NC 28403
(910) 794-1162
(Behind Carrabas)

I will be there from 10-11 am in the back corner of the restaurant. Come by and tell me what is on your mind. Take care!

Will
PS: We are gearing up for the battle ahead and need to recruit troops and equip them for battle. You can help by sending this on to several friends, calling friends and telling them about the campaign and me, letting your co-workers know what is going on. You can also help us with a donation or asking others to donate. A $100 donation today will buy about 50 yard signs or pay one month’s utilities on one of the offices we will be setting up or buy pizza for volunteers making phone calls. A team effort requires a large well equipped team. We need you!

Congressional candidate to meet voters Friday Morning

Wilmington, NC – Friday morning, Feb. 1, Will Breazeale – candidate for Congress – is to meet with voters at the Cracker Barrel restaurant at College and Market.

The “Meet and Greet” event will take place from 10 am to 11 am at the Cracker Barrel
21 Van Campen Blvd.

Breazeale to attend Winter MEGA Business After Hours

Wilmington, NC – The Greater Wilmington Chamber of Commerce is holding their Winter MEGA Business After Hours Thursday Jan. 31st at the Coastline Convention Center on Nutt Street in Downtown Wilmington from 5:30-7:30 pm.

Congressional Candidate / Iraq War Veteran Will Breazeale will be on hand to meet and listen to those attending. He looks forward to hearing from local business leaders their thoughts on the state of the economy and other issues.

The event is billed as an “Opportunity for Chamber members to market their products and/or services to other Chamber members with the purchase of a table. Door prizes, networking, food and beverages.”

Congressional Candidate Breazeale to discuss Healthcare on Big Talker FM

Wilmington, NC – Congressional candidate Will Breazeale is scheduled to be a guest on the Big Talker, 93.7 / 106.3 FM in Wilmington this Friday morning (1 Feb) at 8:30 am. Curtis Wright, the show's host, is broadcasting live from The Dawson Street Urgent Care, 608 DAWSON STREET, Wilmington, NC. The discussion will focus solely on healthcare.
Breazeale comes from a “Healthcare” family. “I have spent time talking with poor uninsured people as well as hospital administrators in the district.” Breazeale said, “ Most of my family is in healthcare as well as many of my close friends. My brother is a MD, my mother is a BSN, my step mother is a PHD of Nursing and my sister in law is a Nurse Practitioner. There IS an answer to every problem if we work together, but ‘Hillary Care’ is not it.”

Iraq Vets for Congress Denounces George Soros' Attacks

Peekskill, NY/January 25, 2007 The "Center for Public Integrity," a front group for billionaire George Soros, has published another "study" intended to distract attention from recent progress in Iraq.

The study rehashes the old canard that President Bush led the country to war under false pretenses.

With promising signs of real progress in the past year 75% of Baghdad is now secure, up from just 8% a year ago Soros and his brigade of leftists can't stop thinking about defeat.Kieran Michael Lalor, the founder of Iraq Veterans for Congress, a group of Republican Iraq war veterans running for Congress, said his campaign wasn't surprised by the latest effort by Soros to spread lies about what's really happening in Iraq. "But what's disappointing is the media's unwillingness to expose the demonstrated bias of those involved with the report. American military men and women in Iraq don't expect much from George Soros, but it's hard to swallow lazy reporting that enables his lies.

"The study claims that the Bush Administration issued false statements about the security threat posed by Iraq. The study is absurdly misleading, as are news reports discussing it.As noted at HotAir.com, "by stopping the research at 2001, the story is set-up to misreport the facts. The Clinton administration spent years warning the public of the threat of Saddam and his WMD. They even bombed a pharmaceuticals factor in Sudan on the suspicion that it was making WMD for both al Qaeda and Iraq. So the story either unintentionally or by design left out years of context.

"The organizations behind the report are funded by Soros, who has already been caught funding "studies" that spread lies about Iraq. In October 2006 , just weeks before the Election Day, the Soros-funded Lancet study made the outlandish and false claim that casualties in Iraq had exceeded 650,000 in an obvious attempt to sway voters away from Republicans as Election Day approached. The falsities in the report were immediately apparent, but it wasn't until much later that we learned of Soros's involvement.

As HotAir notes, stories written by the Associated Press and the New York Times [again] irresponsibly ignore the study's connection with Soros.

Lalor said that one objective of Iraq Vets for Congress is to counter the often misleading and biased reporting on Iraq.

Iraq Veterans for Congress is a group of eleven pro-victory Republican candidates for Congress. Together, the candidates are committed to give our servicemen and women the support they need to pursue victory in Iraq. They include: Kieran Michael Lalor (NY-19), Lee Zeldin (NY-1), Wayne E. Harmon (IN-7), Allen West (FL-22), William Breazeale (NC-7), Eric Egland (CA-4), Paul Phillips (OH-18), William Russell (PA-12), Scott Radcliffe (OH-5) and Charlie Summers (ME-1).

Confirmation of Will's position on Earmarks

From CQ (Congressional Quarterly) on Earmarks:


GOP Campaign Strategy Targets Earmarks
By Alan K. Ota, CQ Staff

As a feisty, ambitious backbencher in the “Gang of Seven” in 1994, John A. Boehner worked with his top aide, Barry Jackson, to develop a list of conservative principles that would become the “Contract With America.”
Now House minority leader, Boehner has once again turned his attention to devising a conservative manifesto, with ending earmarks as its centerpiece. And again, there is input from Jackson, who is now a top political adviser to President Bush.

“We’ve had conversations for weeks,’’ said Boehner, R-Ohio. “Barry and I worked closely together back in the 1990s. And we’re working closely together now. We know each other. We trust each other. And we’re open with each other. He’s a perfect bridge for the administration for dealing with Congress.”

Boehner said he had also discussed priorities for 2008 with other top Bush aides he had worked closely with in the past, including Dan Meyer, a longtime lobbyist and a former top aide to former Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Ga. (1979-99); and Bush’s budget director, former Rep. Jim Nussle, R-Iowa (1991-2007), who helped form the Gang of Seven with Boehner in the 1990s.

Boehner declined to discuss the details of the conversations but said he expects to develop a unified GOP position on earmarks in appropriations, tax and authorizing bills.

And any campaign-year agenda would need the blessing of the party’s presidential nominee, which was not a factor in planning the Contract With America in 1994.

“We’re working on priorities. And I expect we will work closely with the nominee on the prescriptions for fixing Washington,” Boehner said. “What form that takes and how it will occur has not been decided.”
Earmarks are expected to be a hot topic of conversation when House Republicans gather Thursday at the posh Greenbrier resort in White Sulphur Springs, W.Va., for their annual retreat. GOP leaders will have to deal with a rift between members of their party who have grown fond of earmarks and a small but growing number of Republicans who are promising to stop asking for earmarks — and are expecting their colleagues to do the same.

Former Rep. Mickey Edwards, R-Okla. (1977-93), a manager for the Aspen Institute, a nonprofit education and research group, predicted that Boehner’s efforts to develop themes for 2008 could take months.
The Contract With America, he noted, emerged in the late summer, just before the 1994 election.
“It’s a fine line they have to walk. It’s hard to agree on a platform this early, when we don’t even know who the nominee will be,” Edwards said.

“Eventually, they may want to find 10 things they can agree on. On earmarks, they can probably agree on more disclosures and more votes on earmarks, in committee and on the floor.”
Campaigning Against Earmarks

In the meantime, conservative House Republicans are flexing their muscle on the topic of earmarks.
Jeb Hensarling of Texas, the chairman of the Republican Study Committee, joined Mike Pence of Indiana and Jeff Flake of Arizona in their campaign for a one-year moratorium on earmark requests.
Flake has been the most vocal critic of earmarks in the House, and he is doing everything he can think of to force his colleagues to confront his earmarks ideas.

As part of his strategy, he is pushing to be considered for an open GOP seat on the Appropriations Committee, saying, “If Republicans said we’re just not going to earmark this year, there is absolutely no way that the Democrats could do so.”

Normally the leaders of either party would reflexively reject the notion of putting an earmark-hater on the committee in charge of so much earmark distribution. But the current atmosphere is full of question marks.
Flake has numerous competitors for the Appropriations seat, which Roger Wicker , R-Miss., vacated at the end of 2007 to replace Trent Lott (1989-2007) in the Senate.

Other Appropriations aspirants include Tom Cole of Oklahoma, chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee; Dave Reichert of Washington; Marilyn Musgrave of Colorado; Jo Bonner of Alabama; Henry E. Brown Jr. of South Carolina; and Michael R. Turner of Ohio.
Even if Flake is turned aside this time, he can be expected to return and ask again at the end of the year, when there is more turnover in the GOP Conference and some appropriators will retire.
While Boehner has expressed interest in more limits on earmarks, he has been torn between mollifying senior Republicans who covet earmarks and more junior conservatives who abhor them.

He also has been cool to proposals for unilateral measures such as using Bush’s executive authority to ignore earmarks that have been written into committee reports but not into the actual text of legislation.
Liriel Higa contributed to this story.

Newsletter 1-21-2008

Hello to you!

The incredibly busy pace of campaigning continues! The focus this week has been fundraising and healthcare.

We are in discussions with a very successful fundraising organization that has done wonders for national Republican presidential candidates.

The organization now wants to help our campaign raise the money we need. I have important meetings coming up this week with the National Republican Congressional Campaign Committee in Washington and with our new fundraising firm. Due to the large amount of money needed to win this race, I have made the decision to temporarily concentrate on fundraising events within the district. This effort will take at least the next couple of months. We have the right message and experience for this district but unless we have enough money to get the message out, we will have a hard time being successful.

I need to focus on appearances in conjunction with fundraising such as house parties and receptions. As always, if you have a concern or question for me, I am just an email away. I will ALWAYS answer your email with a phone call or email from me...NOT a staff member!

I have continued my discussions with small business owners, hospitals, doctors and the uninsured this week. It is a lot of hard work, but I am not going to stop until I find a workable solution to our healthcare needs. Rest assured, the solution will be affordable, and will keep healthcare privately run using the benefit of competition while limiting lawsuits. The solution will also be a "pay as you go" solution, which will NOT cost taxpayers additional money! I will announce my plan in a few months with a tour of the district.

I am also excited to announce that I have volunteered my services as a pilot to transport Sen. Bob Dole from Washington, DC to Brunswick County on 23 Feb for the Brunswick County GOP Fundraising dinner.

Sen. Bob Dole is excited that Iraq War Veterans like me have entered Congressional races all over the country. He knows we need as more military experience in Congress in the dangerous world! We are in discussions with him about a possible fundraising breakfast for our campaign the morning of Feb 24 in Wilmington. More to follow!

As always, we still have openings for campaign staff in most counties. We will be opening offices soon so give Rob Boyce, our Campaign Manager a call and volunteer!! Please keep the funds and the emails coming as well!

Let Freedom Ring!

Will

More on Pork Barrel Earmarks

Recently Mike McIntyre has been crowing about the earmarked taxpayer's money he got slipped into bills just before Christmas. well, not so fast!

President Bush has said no. He signed the bill with the money in it but now he may issue an Executive Order to prevent the money from being spent the way Congressmen like McIntyre wanted.

Here from an article by Don Surber of the Charleston, WV Daily Mail

The Hill reported that Bush’s depending decision to ax 9,000 earmarks worth $7
billion from the federal budget has united Republicans and Democrats alike in
Congress. How dare he slice that no-bid contract from Jack Murtha that his
brother lobbied for.

Be interesting to see what Mike has to say if the President follows through.

Will has pledged not to seek any back room deals or earmarks. Any spending he sees a need for will be introduced up front and out in the open, not slipped into spending bills without a public hearing the way this $7 billion was.

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Newletter for 1-14-08

Hello all!

What a week! I can honestly say that I have never had so much fun and have never worked so hard! I am riding a wave of enthusiasm from people I have met this week on the campaign trail. Our website hits have doubled this past week alone!

I have made 2 pledges public this week:

1. Fiscal responsibility: Upon my election as your Congressman, I will NOT submit ANY earmark or pork barrel requests in the federal budget or attached to any other legislation. McIntyre is hooked on earmarks trying to impress you instead of showing leadership to reduce our multi trillion dollar deficit. (Check our Blog for my article on McIntyre and his earmark addiction.)

2. Accessibility: I WILL take phone calls from anyone in our District 4 hours per week when in Congress and I WILL dedicate 4 hours a week to answering emails personally. I WILL have at least one town hall meeting in every county in this district once per year. As a military officer, I mean what I say. The above pledges will not be broken!

Last week, I congratulated Mike Huckabee for his Iowa win, this week I want to congratulate Sen. John McCain for winning the New Hampshire primary. He attributes the win to telling the voters the truth – always an excellent campaign principle.

My campaign staff traveled the short distance to Myrtle Beach this week were I personally met Oliver North, Fred Thompson, Mike Huckabee and Mitt Romney before attending the Presidential Debate. All of them were interested on my take on the war based on my 3 combat tours. I am proud to say that all of them listened attentively, there is no substitute for experience – especially when it comes to the war.

A thank you to Sen. Fred Smith, Republican Candidate for Governor, for allowing me to speak at 2 of his barbecues Saturday in Bladen and Sampson Counties. These are his campaign events but he has allowed me speak to the voters assembled there. I am humbled by the confidence Fred Smith has in me and I will be anxious to work with him to better our state and district after our elections next fall!

I will be crisscrossing the district this week from the air on my day job as a 737 pilot for Airtran Airways, flying east coast routes from New York to Tampa to Newport News, VA. As I am flying over the district, my thoughts will be with you, constantly thinking of ways we can work together to improve our lives and preserve hope.

God Bless!

Will

PS: It is time to order campaign flyers, lapel stickers and other materials to give out to the many voters we are now reaching, won't you help with the expense by donating $76 to cover the cost of a box of flyers?

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Breazeale on McIntyre’s earmarks

Rep. Mike McIntyre loves his earmarks – his pork barrel projects. He loves to bring checks from Washington back to the district. It seems like that is a full time job with him. The biggest problem with earmarks is the way Congress does them. They might be worthwhile projects but because they never have public hearings or debates about their merits, we will never really know.

Lots of members of Congress love their earmarks, and they hate to have to justify the spending. So instead of writing a bill for say $24 million to nourish the beaches and dredge the ICW - that $24 million, along with Billions for the other members’ special projects, gets slipped into other spending bills – like the one to fund the military, including pay raises, medical care for Veterans and funds for the war – never debated or even voted on.

The only time individual earmarks are voted on is if a brave member stands up and demands it. But even that rarely happens because many earmarks are snuck into the bills late at night and just before the Congress must act. The rare earmark that gets public attention – like Hillary’s Woodstock Museum for millions of dollars – get some press and sometimes get dropped out of the bill, but the Billions of dollars for the others stay right where they are and the taxpayers pay whether they like it or not.

The other problem with earmarks is that they direct where and how the money will be spent. Those should be local decisions, not left to the whim of someone in DC – someone who might never have seen the community affected by the project, let alone been to the district. Too often these earmarks are paybacks to someone with a special interest. If the mayor of a town is a supporter of the Congressman, maybe funneled several thousand dollars to the Congressman’s campaign fund, and he wants federal money for a new fire station, guess what the Congressman can slide that slice of fatback pork into the bill to fund Heath and Human Services and WOW! Look at that new fire station.

I believe that if that new fire station was really needed and was a good place to spend our federal tax dollars that it should have been introduced in a separate bill, had public hearings and voted on and sent to the President. Certainly if that happened it would be a much better system. But the best system would be to leave more tax dollars in the pockets of the citizens of the district and let them decide where to spend them. Building a new fire station is a local decision and it should be a local, maybe county or possibly a state responsibility to fund it. But it certainly should not be decided by Washington, DC and funded by federal tax dollars. Those are our dollars; don’t pick our pocket every April 15th just so Mike McIntyre can make a big show of bringing them back like a Christmas present.
When I am in Congress I will vote to remove earmarks that have not had public hearings, there won’t be any Woodstock Museums or bridges to no where. Our federal tax dollars should be spent in the bright sunshine, out in the open and not decided in the dark of the night. Soldiers on patrol in the war need night vision goggles not Congressmen in DC deciding how to spend our tax dollars.

Will Breazeale - Candidate for Congress NC-7

Breazeale to Attend FAIR TAX meeting

Fayetteville, NC - Anti-income tax Congressional Candidate Will Breazeale is to attend the regular, monthly Fair Tax meeting in Fayetteville Tuesday, January 8th. The location is the Office of Gemini Mortgage, 3037 Boone Trail Ext, Fayetteville, the time is 7 pm.
For more information about the meeting contact Stephen Sanders 910-822-9946.

Congressional Candidate to speak to Cumberland County Republican Women’s Club

Fayetteville, NC – Will Breazeale, candidate for the 7th district Congressional district is to be the guest speaker for the Cumberland County Republican Women’s Club meeting Thursday at 11:30am. at the Highland country club in Fayetteville.

The Army Reserve Major and three time Iraq war veteran will address the issues confronting the county, the state and the nation. These include the successful conclusion of the current war in Iraq, the total reform of the federal tax system and solving the thorny issue of illegal immigration. He will also be interested to hear from the club members their views on these and any other issues that can only be resolved by federal action.

The Presidential primaries and caucuses dominating the national news have increased awareness of the elections coming this November and the importance to our nation that we elect the candidates who will best serve our interests in Washington, DC. Candidates like Breazeale are taking their message to the people, in small groups and large, seeking to get their message out, lots of talking and listening. Always seeking to reach that one last voter who will cast the deciding ballot.

Breazeale on Morning Beat

Wilmington, NC – The Wednesday morning edition of The Morning Beat with Curtis Wright, on 93.7/106.3 FM in Wilmington, will feature an 8:00am interview of Congressional Candidate Will Breazeale.

Expected topics are taxes, illegal immigration and of course the Iraq War. Breazeale is a Major in the Army Reserves and a three time veteran of the Gulf Wars.

Newsletter 1-07-08

Hello all!

I have to be impressed by Gov. Mike Huckabee of Arkansas on his win in Iowa. He has run a hands on campaign, doing it face to face with the voters. His hard work has paid off, he came out of nowhere and won the first round of the Presidential campaign while being outspent by his opponents. Folks, this shows 2 things: that THIS year fresh ideas can win and overcome opponents with lots of money!

This week will continue a blistering pace of campaigning in this New Year. Tuesday I am speaking with my good friends and supporters at the Fayetteville Fair Tax group. Wednesday, listen for me live on 93.7/106.3 FM from 8-9am in Wilmington, and that evening I am attending a dinner in Myrtle Beach with Sean Hannity as the guest speaker and will be speaking with Sean about a possible appearance on his national radio show and/or the Hannity and Colmes show on the FOX News Channel. Thursday, it is the Republican Women's Club of Cumberland County as keynote speaker and then I'm attending the Republican Presidential Candidates debate in Myrtle Beach. I will make it a point to speak to all of the candidates, but I especially want to talk to Mike Huckabee about the FAIR Tax and other issues we agree on. Maybe Chuck Norris will need a pilot who also knows his way around SC.
I am very excited to announce a new coalition of Republican Iraq War Vets running for Congress. Go to: http://www.iraqvetsforcongress.com/ for more information. You will see me listed on this website along with 9 other Iraq War Vets running for congress nationwide. We have formed a Press office and with the goal of appearing on national talk shows to get our positive message out about the successes in Iraq the average person never hears about. This is exciting stuff folks! This campaign is going to be known nationally, not just regionally!

Also, BIG NEWS, check out the aWILLtoWIN blog on our web site!

Thanks and have a great week,

Will

PS: Did you know that to show the world you support my campaign you need to donate at least $201, at that level the report to the FEC will include your name – proudly proclaiming to all that you believe I should be your next Congressman!

  

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Happy New Year

Happy New Year to all! I will join you in making resolutions this
year and I hope we all succeed. My sincere resolution is to serve you
as your next U.S. Congressman in this District. It can and will happen
if we work together and sincerely resolve to make it happen!

The holidays are almost over and I would love to see you. There are a few appearances coming up this week I would love for you to participate in.
Today in Boliva, Brunswick County is the swearing in ceremony for Judge Bill Fairley who was just appointed by Governor Easley to the 13th Judicial Circuit which encompasses Bladen, Brunswick and Columbus Counties. Yes, you read right....Governor Easley has appointed a Republican to the bench and I will be there to help him celebrate! Bill Fairley is a wonderful man who is knowledgeable and trustworthy and will make a great judge. I congratulate him in his new position.

All of this however, causes me to pause and wonder what the intention of Governor Easley is with this appointment. Governor Easley may be planning a run for the U.S. Senate against Elizabeth Dole.
Brunswick County is a solid Republican County and we will see many attempts to woo Republican voters by liberal Democrats like Easley, McIntyre and HILLARY! Let's support and be happy for the GOP and
especially for Bill Fairley, but let's also be attentive to the intentions of the liberal Democratic Party.

I will be at the Wilmington Hilton at 7am on 4 Jan 08 for an Economic Presentation by a representative of the Federal Reserve followed by a radio appearance at 10am with Curtis Wright (the big talker) at the YMCA on Market Street in Wilmington to praise the work being done supporting my fellow troops with needed supplies.

Too much of my time, however, is being spent raising money via the telephone. We call it "dialing for dollars". Money is necessary, but I hate spending valuable time raising it. I SHOULD be talking to you and
your neighbors learning about you and your views on the important issues facing this district, the state and the nation. The fact is that without money, our message will not be heard by the general public.
This would be so much more efficient if you and your friends gave on line to our campaign and/or organized fundraising house parties for us.

I absolutely love people and love campaigning. I REALLY want to give you a voice in this process. Come up with an idea and call my scheduler, Ashley Stanton, at 910-409-7023. Be safe on New Year's Eve
and be thankful for blessings to come. Until next week....

Will

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