Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Rep. Lund portrayed as the devil by his primary foe

Perhaps the most over-the-top piece of campaign literature in Macomb County – and maybe the entire state of Michigan – for this primary season was produced by Republican Tadd Siglow of Romeo, who is trying to oust state Rep. Pete Lund in northwest Macomb County.

Siglow’s campaign flyer, pictured here, is short on details and big on drama. Lund, one of the top-ranking Republicans in the state House, is portrayed as the devil due to his votes on insurance reforms that favor the insurance companies. Siglow’s message is that the evil Lund does not particularly care about autistic kids or disabled adults.

But there are two curious things about this situation: Siglow’s literature, a two-sided, multi-color placard, is posted on his Facebook page -- ready for mailing with a Postal Permit stamp -- but it apparently has not been sent anywhere in the House 36th District yet.
Second, Siglow has filed no finance reporting information with the Secretary of State’s Office. So, voters don’t know where the cash is coming from to finance the mailer.

4 comments:

  1. The two-sided, multi-color placard that you may have seen on facebook was an earlier revision than the one that was actually mailed. Finance reporting has been dealt with and should be obtainable soon.

    "Most over-the-top piece of campaign literature in Macomb County" was an even better response than I anticipated! It obviously got your attention.

    Lund, your top-ranking Republican in the state House, was enjoying the Jimmy Buffet concert at the expense of Blue Cross Blue Shield.

    Unlike Lund, I will be representing the PEOPLE of Michigan and NOT the bottom lines of big insurance companies!

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  2. Everything on the flyer is true so where is the problem?

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  3. It is about time Pete Lund is exposed as a Career Politician who abuses his power with kickbacks and bribes. He is not the Devil, but a JOKE!

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  4. still waiting for siglow to comply with the law and disclose his special interest donors

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