"There ought to be a law...."

Schools should be on a traditional calendar.  If year round schools are desired, raising the cap on charter schools can accomplish this.

Cities should only be allowed to expand after they have sufficient roads and utilities in place.

Every child will attend the public school nearest the child's home. No transfer will take place without parents/guardians permission.

Private property is sacred and is essential to a Democracy. No government official or agency shall take the property of any citizen for private use.

Seventy-two languages are spoken in Wake County. English is the language by which all can communicate.

Illegal entry into North Carolina should be punishable with prison time.

In order to obtain a driver's license, the individual must speak and write in the English language.

The gas tax on a gallon of gasoline/diesel fuel will be capped at ten cents a gallon (instead of constantly rising in price).

No place of entry into the state of North Carolina will be under the control of anyone other than a citizen of the United States.

Any tax collected for a specific purpose will be eliminated if not used for that purpose and said tax will be returned to the taxpayers of North Carolina.

A taxpayer's bill of rights will be enacted.

The right to keep and bear arms will be defended and any law needed to reinforce that right will be enacted.

The Christian Faith will in no way be hindered or infringed upon. Christian principles are believed by the majority to be the foundation of our Nation, and that majority will be protected.


 

"I have lived in Raleigh since 1960, the last 36 years in North Raleigh.  I want to preserve our way of life and prevent its constant erosion by irresponsible government."

Are YOU ready for change in 2010?

    Joseph Ross is the Republican candidate for state legislature, NC House district 34.  He served the community as a law enforcement officer and retired with 30 years of service.  He was also a member of the military, working in military intelligence for the United States Army.  With your vote, he will continue serving the community and be your voice in the General Assembly.