Vote neil jeske aug18th Advance liberty. Reduce government.

My opponent made a lot of promises in his campaign.

HIGH TAXES, BIG SPENDING

He promised you he’d “Shrink the government’s role in our everyday life”. (www.jrforhouse.com)

But when he got to Cheyenne, he broke that promise.

While voting to spend your money, he was the deciding vote not to reduce property taxes (SF 110).

Many neighbors are struggling as my opponent also voted against lowering the annual increases on property taxes (HB 124). Strangely, he was a sponsor of that bill! The big government crowd in the State House tries to move the true Republicans to the left. My opponent caved to the pressure.

USING TAXPAYER MONEY FOR LOBBYING

One big reason our state government is so bloated and expensive is that YOU are paying for some lobbyists to influence legislative votes. My opponent voted with the liberals helping kill a bill to stop this. (HB 88) My opponent doesn't want to hear from his constituents. He voted No (HB134) requiring constituent emails to legislators to be delivered unless they posed a verified security threat.

GOVERNMENT HEALTH CARE

There were many expansions to Medicaid brought this session.

For years, conservative legislators held off full Obamacare Medicaid Expansion in Wyoming. Liberal Republicans working with Democrats starting expanding Medicaid piecemeal. My opponent made a campaign promise to “Halt the growth of nationalized health care. Government cradle to grave health care will determine what I do, where I live and drive, my hobbies, what medical treatment I’m eligible for, and every other aspect of my life and yours.” (www.jrforhouse.com)

Yet when he got to the Capitol, he flipped. (HB4, HB 63, SF4)

My opponent voted against hospital price transparency, the bill that would have let you see what procedure costs before you walk through the door. (HB179)

GUNS

My opponent voted against SF 101, a bill to strengthen Wyoming’s Second Amendment Protection Act (SAPA), by adding civil penalties to the current criminal penalties. This bill passed with a supermajority of legislators supporting it.

This vote was working for the governor, who vetoed the bill, and not working for the people.

If you elect me, and I don’t hold to my promises to be a low tax and spend representative, fail you on the Second Amendment, and vote with Democrats to expand Medicaid far beyond original intentions, then I expect you to throw me out of office next election.