Thank-You, Senator Tester
Icy roads didn't stop Jon and Sharla from meeting us at the Central School Museum so he could let us all know his plans, thank us for the work we did and answer some of our questions.
It was so good to hear what he had to say about not accepting meals, travel, trips, about how his mom called him to the matt because his ethics reform did not include campaign finance reform.
Most moving was the woman who gave Jon a picture of her son who did a year in Iraq and the grandmother who gave him a photo of her grandson who will be headed there soon.
Jon made sure we knew where his office will be, informed us that it is up to us to make sure that he knows what is going on because news doesn't usually make it to D.C. and to keep our lines of communication open.
How cool is that?
It was so good to hear what he had to say about not accepting meals, travel, trips, about how his mom called him to the matt because his ethics reform did not include campaign finance reform.
Most moving was the woman who gave Jon a picture of her son who did a year in Iraq and the grandmother who gave him a photo of her grandson who will be headed there soon.
Jon made sure we knew where his office will be, informed us that it is up to us to make sure that he knows what is going on because news doesn't usually make it to D.C. and to keep our lines of communication open.
How cool is that?
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