Campaign Corner: Kaniela Ing Rejects Corporate Donors
Ignore all those campaign ads for 1st Congressional District candidates beholden to special interests.
Television, radio and newspaper.
Millions of dollars from donors who disdain the working class they call riffraff, so I can remember your name.聽
鈥淵ou will fight Donald Trump鈥檚 draconian policies!鈥
The legislative and judicial branches have been fighting Trump since his inauguration with no success, voting for you will not change that fact.
If your campaign can afford these multiple ads, you are indebted to your donors for any favorable legislation they may request. Too indebted to care about us.
Our vote is needed to obtain or maintain that coveted seat. Kaniela Ing simply called to talk about his vision for Hawaii.
Dedicated supporters are knocking on doors and inviting you to his community events, so you can talk with Kaniela and decide if his message matches his body language, truth.
Vote Kaniela Ing for Congress. No corporate donors.
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