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Democrats to raise taxes that year, and Wolf was one of 47 Republicans who voted for that bill,” he said.
“The second straw for me was the Brady Bill—I am a pro-gun kind of guy. I will not vote for gun control,” he added.
“Frank Wolf has voted for big government spending, and I am going to try to cut government where I can through privatizing services such as the Postal Service and the prison system.” / Rilee and other Libertarians attended a day of workshops on the nuts and bolts of campaigning at the Holiday Inn at Fair Oaks over the weekend. At an informal get-together following the seminar, he pointed out a few areas where he differs from the incumbent.
‘I am in favor of term limits, for example, three terms in the House and two in the Senate. I would voluntarily limit myself to three terms. I think that is enough time for citizen legislators to get the job done.”
He is strongly opposed to Congress’s favorite toy: the unfunded mandate. “I think they are wrong and should be repealed,” he said, referring especially to the mandates controlling education, highways and pollution.
“The Department of Education is a $30 billion industry. We do not
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