Phoebe Eckhardt 4 Georgia Representative

Now Endorsing Brian Cochran
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Servant Leadership
Servant Leadership
My goal is to provide servant leadership to the people of Georgia House District 47. Like the nation’s founders I see the role of government being to defend the individual rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

I believe those who live in District 47 want laws enacted that help make individuals, families, children and communities more clean, moral, safe, healthy, well educated, successful and happy.

I see the founders vision for this country being under severe attack from foreign and domestic forces. With your vote I want to defend the America they envisioned – free, safe and creative.

I am asking you for your vote May 19 so I can serve as your representative, not that of Atlanta lobbyists.
My Time In Office
My Time In Office
From the moment I step into office, you can count on these principles being my guidance on delivering the best for you.

Does the bill decrease the size of the government?

Does the bill lessen the tax burden on my constituents?

Does the bill support personal responsibility?

Does the bill protect a person's liberties?

Does the bill fall under the proper role of government?

In office, I will stand up for your freedoms, fight for less taxes and smaller government.  I will absolutely institue a new level of transparency with all accomplished at the Georgia State House.
My Time In Office
Enough Slogans. Let's Have The Facts.
Good legislation is often killed without a vote. Leaders in the General Assembly simply don’t schedule it for a hearing or a vote. Bad legislation is often promoted as good — even by Republicans. I can present to you what I would like to see pass, but leadership needs to be changed to make that happen. We could do away with voting machines and have protected paper ballots cast by citizens verified by photo ID, but this is stopped by Republican leadership.

If you want the right to choose the kind of health care assistance you want, remember Republicans control the House the Senate and the Governorship. They are the ones protecting the Georgia Medical Association from a level playing field. Republicans are the ones promoting mental health clinics in schools with the authority to dispense addictive drugs.

Republicans are the ones funding schools of education promoting diversity over morality. Republicans are the ones unwilling to require paper ballots. Republicans are the ones unwilling to demand vaccine safety or even exposure of dangers. They’re content to get their Pharma donations and see obedient parents watch their child go from normal to autistic.

What Georgia needs is a bold voice on the floor of the General Assembly, and in meeting rooms, willing to favor citizens over major donors. It does not take a Wall Street expert to see that the American economy could be in for some very hard times soon. It will be all the more important to have a voice in the General Assembly putting the will of voters over the demands of major donors.
Freedom Taken By Lobbyists
QUIT LETTING YOUR FREEDOMS BE TAKEN BY LOBBYISTS
Every year the Georgia Legislative session opens with long lists of requests by lobbyists with money to spend on campaigns. Some want state taxpayer money spend on projects of their choice, but more want regulations that give them more power over the lives of Georgia citizens.

Since 2003, Jan Jones has risen to a position of power in this system. This system helps big Pharma to engage in greater and greater control of Georgia citizens.

Since 2003, Jan Jones has helped pour money into an education system farther and farther from traditional American values.

Since 2003, Jan Jones has had increasing power while Georgia’s legal system has become a global embarrassment. There comes a point where you look at things going in the wrong direction and think, “She’s had her chance and failed. It’s time for a change. “

You get to vote for a State Representative to represent you in the Georgia General Assembly. You do NOT get to vote for laws that make elections honest and fair. You do not get to vote on legislation that favors patients over hospitals and drug manufacturers. You do NOT get to vote for schools that promote family over destructive sex.

When you vote for a representative, they get to vote on all these things, but they often vote for the will of lobbyists with money to contribute.

I wish to represent you and stand against legislation that limits your choice in health care or provides you with schools that hate traditional moral values.
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