GOV. CRIST OF FLA. SHOWS POLITICIAN’S STRIPES

Florida voters have a decision to make.  Their governor, at the losing end of a two man race for the Republican Senate nomination, having abandoned his party and declared himself an independent, now wants their vote for U.S. Senator.  GOOOH founder, Tim Cox, sees only one sensible option -- the option which every voter in America has.  Voters can evaluate the choices they have, not considering party affiliation, but the integrity, the talents and the values of the candidate. That is the GOOOH system.

 “Once again we see an established politician switching political allegiance, not because his beliefs have changed, but because he is losing handily and the primary is fast approaching. This time, it’s Governor Crist of Florida, a lifelong Republican,” asserts the former Dell executive from Liberty Hill, Texas.  Tim Cox is the founder of Get Out Of Our House, a simple plan that removes political parties and corrupting special interests from elections for the House of Representatives.  The self-funding project replaces “professional politicians” with citizen legislators who serve their country and go home after two terms in office.  

The non-partisan GOOOH movement recently received the endorsement of the Constitution Party, and may be the solution to partisan gridlock, which Tea Party and other dissatisfied voters have been searching for.

Cox continues, “The fact that Crist’s former constituents have abandoned him is irrelevant to Crist. The only thing that matters to a politician is maintaining power.”    Cox continues to travel the country, explaining the GOOOH system to citizen groups.  Last month GOOOH began running a 30-second ad on the Glenn Beck Radio program.  The GOOOH 4-minute YouTube video is getting lots of hits.  See the Frequently Asked Questions on the GOOOH website.