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He works for us

Published on -11/1/2012, 12:50 PM

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Please consider a vote for Eber Phelps for the 111th District House. The reason is simple. He works for us. He represents us.

Through his experience in the Legislature, Eber has been a strong advocate for Kansas schools, serving on the House Education Committee for 14 years.

He has worked locally on the Washington Elementary School site council and knows first hand the budget challenges our schools face.

He will use his experience and ability to work with long time fellow legislators to make sure rural schools aren't forgotten.

Eber listens to all points of view and all sides of an issue, then decides what is in our best interests, not those of a political party, the Kansas Chamber of Commerce or the Kansas Policy Institute.

Eber will continue to oppose increases in property taxes which will be a result of current efforts to reward big money interests by destroying our current tax base.

Say "no" to the negative, fear-based half-truths you've gotten in the mail. Don't let the Kansas Chamber of Commerce, the Kansas Policy Institute and the big money voices buy your vote.

Eber Phelps works for us. Eber Phelps represents us. He needs your vote to continue that work.

Thanks for your consideration.

Mike and Donna Cooper

Hays

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