Dear Editor,

So many voters have complained to me that when we send a good person to Indianapolis or Washington, “they change on us.” These voters are very troubled by this. The voters feel very frustrated, helpless, and disappointed. The voters feel that they know what needs to happen in our legislatures, but the people they send there, change on them.

We do not have that problem with Curt Nisly. Curt Nisly represents us to the legislature not the legislature to us.

When legislators go to their legislature there is a natural tendency for their peer group to shift from the people they represent to the other legislators they are spending time with. Usually the individual legislator is unaware this is happening. It takes extra effort to resist this shift.

Curt Nisly has diligently taken the extra effort to remind himself of us, the people he represents.

Because many legislators are afraid of losing their next election, they modify what they are willing to work for.

Many of our legislators are pro-life, but they do not want to stop abortions. They are willing to regulate abortion, but not stop abortions.

Many of our legislators are for the 2nd Amendment, but they still insist that you ask the government for permission to carry a gun.

Curt Nisly is the rare person who has continued to work for what he promised. He has been steadfast and a leader for pro-life, the 2nd Amendment, low taxes, and less regulation.

Curt always says, “Free people limit government.”

Choose Wisely, Vote Nisly.

Craig Nayrocker
Warsaw