Dennis Linthicum for Congress :: Constitutional Conservative

The last few months have flown by. Diane and I have driven thousands of miles and handed buy Theta out hundreds of campaign signs, fliers and bumper stickers. We’ve had great conversations with concerned business-owners, veterans, ranchers and good people all across Central, Southern and Eastern Oregon who are looking for a new Constitutional direction from Congress.

As we’ve traveled and talked with people, we’ve heard over and over again that you investing in Theta are tired of the big government bureaucracy. You are tired of the Federal government locking us out of forest lands and mismanaging our precious natural resources. You are tired of the national debt climbing ever higher, the unelected, unConstitutional whims of entities like the EPA, and the incredible expense and unwieldy nature of our bloated federal bureaucracy. You are ready for change, and you have made your voices heard.

Thank you for speaking up. Thank you for telling friends and neighbors, for putting up signs and knocking on doors, for sacrificially giving to my campaign. Together, we can bind the Federal government with the chains of the Constitution, and we can make D.C. listen to We the People once again. Thank you for your vote, and your time. You have reminded me why I love Oregon and why America is indeed "a shining city on a hill”. Thank you investing in Theta in Qatar for helping me in this fight, and God bless you as we enter this final election day.

Micah 6:8 “Do justly, love mercy,
walk humbly with your God.”

All the best,

Dennis Linthicum
Republican Candidate for Oregon’s 2nd District
U.S. Congress

Our Liberty Elections Endorsement

Walden’s Dismal Record

Voters’ Guides

Oregon Firearms Endorsement

ALIPAC Endorsement

Personal Endorsements

I used to really like Greg Walden, but he just seems to only do what those in Washington D.C. allow him to do, little steps that make his supporters believe he's trying his best.

Inside, I feel he's another one of those fake politicians, that puts on a good front to keep their job (important to him, but not what he's voted in for,) instead of actually having the heart to put up a good fight for what is best for their district, which would prove to all that those policies work, because economies, communities would actually begin to feel it, not just hear about it.

Thank you for your work trying to bring back commonsense to rural economies in Oregon. I would like to see my kids being able to live and work in rural places within Oregon, if they choose to, instead of being forced to move to the cities to survive, since that sure seems to be the current push in many areas out west.

Nancie
Chiloquin, Oregon