Sheriff Mack Endorses Bernie DeCastro for U.S. Senate
The Bernie DeCastro team is proud to announce the endorsement of Sheriff Richard Mack. Sheriff Mack is one of America’s modern day Patrick Henry’s. “In 1994 he, (Mack), filed a lawsuit challenging the Brady bill to stop the federal government from forcing another unfunded mandate down our throats. He won a decision at the US Supreme Court on the issue of States’ rights. This suit catapulted him to national attention, with television appearances on the Donahue Show, Good Morning America, Crossfire, Nightline, CNBC, and SHOWTIME’S the AMERICAN CANDIDATE. He has been on over 500 radio talk shows nationwide, ranging from G. Gordon Liddy and Charles Goyette to Derry Brownfield and Pat Buchannan. He has traveled the country extensively and he has seen first hand the horrible side effects from politicians who have replaced our Constitution with their own political agendas and party platforms.” For more information on America’s Constitutional Sheriff visit Sheriff Mack’s Website.
Below is Sheriff Richard Mack’s Endorsement!
It gives me great pleasure to stand in support of Bernie DeCastro for US Senate. DeCastro is a man of principle and knows and understands the fundamentals of the American dream. (A dream that does not include more “big brother” government). Bernie is the true Tea Party candidate and will be the one candidate who will not compromise your freedom and safety for his own political agenda. If you want to help your family and your country, then vote for Bernie DeCastro.
Sheriff Richard Mack (Ret)
We want to thank Sheriff Mack for this tremendous honor, and we are proud to call Sheriff Mack our friend and fellow patriot in this fight for State Nullification and Sovereignty. To join Sheriff Mack in his support of the DeCastro team please contact our Campaign Team at (352) 525-0574. We would be glad to have your support and honored to have you fight for freedom beside us. Check out the website!
God Bless and Keep you all!
-The Bernie DeCastro Team for U.S. Senate 2010
