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TERROR ARREST HIGHLIGHTS NEED TO PROTECT MONTGOMERY COUNTY JEWISH INSTITUTIONS

By Ken Timmerman, on Feb 17, 2012

With today’s arrest of a suspected suicide bomber at the nation’s capital, it’s time for the federal government to immediately strengthen the protection of Jewish synagogues, schools and other institutions in Montgomery County and the surrounding region.
 
Please see the attached statement I have just released and spread it to your email lists and Facebook friends.
 

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Citizens United PVF Endorses Timmerman for Congress

By Ken Timmerman, on Feb 16, 2012

The Citizens United Political Victory Fund, the political arm of one of the nation's pre-eminent grass roots organizations, has endorsed my campaign to defeat Chris Van Hollen this November.

"Your election to the U.S. House is a top priority for millions of Americans who seek to restore the Framers' vision of a limited federal government and free nation, guided by the honesty, common sense and goodwill of its citizens," wrote Citizens United PVF president, David N. Bossie.

"Thanks for all you do for America!" Bossie added.

Listen to Ken on Talk Radio Network on Iran threat

By Ken Timmerman, on Feb 16, 2012

The Washington Times's John McCaslin and Dana Mills host me to talk about the threat from a nuclear Iran and the appeasement policies of Rep. Chris Van Hollen, who I believe has brought us close to a war we do not need and can actually avoid. Click on this link to listen.

John Bolton and National Security Panel Endorses Timmerman

By Ken Timmerman, on Feb 14, 2012

Former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, John Bolton, and a panel of 12 top national security officials have announced their endorsement of Ken Timmerman in his race to win the new 8th Congressional district in Maryland.

In their letter of endorsement, Ambassador Bolton and his colleagues noted, “District 8 needs a strong voice in the U.S. Congress to help us get our fiscal house back in order so our government can go back to its basic responsibilities of defending our nation.”

All Politics is Local - Apparent Conflict of Interest in Kensington

By Ken Timmerman, on Feb 13, 2012

I challenged Kensington mayor Pete Fosselman at a Kensington town meeting on Monday night to recuse himself from all decisions regarding the new sector plan for Kensington, because his acquisition of commercial real estate in areas that could benefit from that plan raises questions of a conflict of interest.  Fosselman dismissed any allegations of wrong-doing, and a supporter praised him for "investing" in the town's commercial redevelopment.

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