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Southwest portion of Connecticut including most of Fairfield County (ex Stratford) plus Oxford
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“America stands on four main values; Faith in God, Freedom of Speech, Family and Economic Freedom. If fascism ever comes to America, it will come in the name of liberalism.”
Ronald Reagan, 40th U.S. President
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Ethan Book, Circa 1954
About Ethan Book
Born 1948 in Waynesboro, PA, the youngest of three children (born the year that Israel, after 2,000 years of dispersion, was recognized as a nation). Family moved across the Mason-Dixon Line to Frederick, MD where Ethan lived throughout his youth. During high school, Ethan worked for his father’s Sherwin-Williams Paint Store for installation of floor-coverings and ceramic tiles.
Graduated Frederick High School in 1966 (with honors, playing varsity football and serving as student body president). Studied pre-med courses for three years at Houghton College, Houghton, NY (1966-69; Dean’s List). Graduated from Azusa Pacific College (later Azusa Pacific University), Azusa, CA in 1972 with degree in Business Administration and minor in Chemistry (with honors). During that time period, Ethan worked as a part-time science teacher at Fontana Christian Schools and he developed a small business of sales and installation of floor-coverings.
Reaffirmation of Republican Ideology.
Conservative Policies on Budgets and Taxes
Budgets, government debt and taxing. Not all Republican candidates or officials adhere well to this basic point of the party ideology, but this is party policy and needs more attention.
Conservative social policies
The life versus abortion issue has legal, political and spiritual implications. In ancient Jewish history, there was the period of the kings. There were good kings and bad kings. The clearly worst king was Ahab, whose wife was Jezebel. Israel had been nation chosen by God and protected by God. There was a period up to and including King Ahab that the nation was straying from God’s will, straying from God’s guidelines for living. The primary collective national sins were child sacrifice and sexual perversion. God warned Ahab several times that if he and the nation didn’t correct its ways, He would remove His Hand of protection and the nation would be invaded by its enemies. Ahab didn’t heed God’s warning to lead the nation righteously. Jerusalem was destroyed in the 6th Century B.C.
A study of the details of the time period of that portion of Jewish history compared with details of current events reveals glaring similarities, that is, that for issues of collective national sins, our great nation has been given multiple warnings by God and God is gradually removing His Hand of Protection. Jonathan Cahn, a Messianic Jew, has done extensive study and research on this subject, published in several books, the first of which is The Harbinger. The stability of our nation is teetering precariously in major areas of economy, finances, health, education, morality, military strength, international relations, and border security.
Yes, there are political issues which we must address. Part of those pertain to national collective sins. I share here a famous portion of ancient biblical scripture:
‘And the Lord appeared to Solomon by night, and said unto him, I have heard thy prayer, and have chosen this place to myself for an house of sacrifice. If I shut up heaven that there be no rain, or if I command the locusts to devour the land, or if I send pestilence among my people; If my people which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will hear their land. Now mine eyes shall be open, and mine ears attent unto the prayer that is made in this place.’ II Chronicles 7:12-15
Adherence to the principles of a constitutional republic
The Constitution as it was written is a good document, extending the earlier principals of the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut. It wasn’t perfect. It was good and allowed a process for amendment. The constitutional principles establish limited government (which fosters a capitalist system of government, not intended to operate without limited, reasonable regulations) and principles of freedom.
Affirmation that we are a Judeo/Christian nation
This is our national heritage and our identity. This doesn’t mean that we are exclusive for Judeo-Christian religions. Just as our Founding Fathers, we are tolerant of other faiths. This principle is also consistent with the earlier Mayflower Compact and the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut. (See Ethan’s 2012 article “The Secularization of Government”.)
Comparison with Democrat Practice
As Ethan was developing these comparisons, he reviewed and searched for a coherent outline of Democrat Party Ideology. He couldn’t find any. What he found was a dominant public focus on human compassion/humanism. Such considerations certainly deserve proper attention, however, when pursued without reasonable guidelines and limitations, such a focus always results in urban and societal decline.
ETHAN’S Primary Opposition
Incumbent Democrat Jim Himes
The Effects of Biden’s Administration
- Record Inflation
- A serious border crisis
- Ineffective foreign policies
- Ineffective practices for law enforcement
- Ineffective education policies
- Ineffective policies on pandemic
- Ineffective Energy Policy
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Other Areas our Incumbent Congressman has FAILED.
A focal issue for which he prevailed over our previous Congressman Chris Shays was Shays’ alleged failure to have satisfied a campaign promise of rebuilding the Congress Street Bridge in Bridgeport (deemed to be an important commercial and social connection between the Bridgeport East Side and Downtown). Well, now after nearly 14 years from being elected, the incumbent has not satisfied that for which he won over Shays.
He has also failed in the crucial issue of the need to fix our broken judicial system, that for which Ethan reminded him in a public luncheon of the Bridgeport Regional Business Council in 2011.
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Prepared and approved by BOOK4Congress 2022 – Paid for by Ethan Book, Treasurer